Off Now On’s “Tomorrow Already” which drops on Sept. 30th

In light of the release of his long-awaited solo debut, The Preface, eLZhi reminices on classic cameos and hard-to-find gems from his extensive catalog. (Shout out to Burn Rubber for letting us use their stock room).

Invincible’s album “Shape Shifters” is in stores now and available for purchase online at www.EMERGENCEmusic.net and on iTunes.

 

The Light Project drops August 2, 2008.

Royce Da 5’9” and D12 have had their differences, but this weekend, they definitively answered any question as to whether they were still beefing.

Saturday night at St. Andrew’s Hall, they were the headliners of “The Detroit Reunion Concert,” a show that revolved around them working together again.

“It was a big day, and it was a big move,” Bizarre told MichiganHipHop.com.

The Eminem-led crew and Royce had issues with each other—documented in songs like D12’s “Smack Down” and Royce’s “Malcolm X”—in the early 2000s. After a showdown between crews, Royce and Proof, the group’s founding member that was slain two years ago, resolved their differences while sharing a jail cell that night. Royce and Proof would go on to tour overseas together. In reports from earlier this year, Royce said that he and Eminem—who, before the birth of D12, were the duo of Bad Meets Evil—made up and began to repair their friendship. Continue reading →

Danny Brown “Hot Soup” drops July 1, 2008.
Danny Brown “Hot Soup” listening party June 26 @ Oslo in Detroit w/DJ House Shoes. No cover, 21+ w/ID.
Danny Brown “Hot Soup” release party July 1 @ Northern Lights Lounge in Detroit. $5 cover, 21+ w/ID, receive a free copy of “Hot Soup” if you bring in a can of soup.

In the song “Locusts,” Detroit emcees Invincible and Finale rhyme about the impacts of gentrification on the Motor City. Above is the first half of a music video/documentary that features interviews with community activists who discuss displacement and predatory planning versus sustainable development in city. The second half of the video is set for a later release. Both the song and the video are from Invincible’s debut album Shapeshifters, which is available on www.EMERGENCEmusic.net and www.bling47.com.
(SOURCE: Current.com)