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G.Huff and Vice Souletric have quickly become two of the most respected new Hip-Hop artists to come out the Midwest. The Ohio MC/Producer duo made waves in 2011 with their debut album, Where Do We Go From Here?, which featured a who's who of talent such as Guilty Simpson, REKS, Termanology, and more. In addition, Vice will have production on upcoming albums from Scarface, Reek Da Villian and others in 2012. As a duo G.Huff and Vice are now set to follow up with a new EP, Are We There Yet?, a carefully crafted masterpiece packed with lyricism, soul, and energy. It’s a recipe the duo knows how to cook up so well! Not only do Huff and Vice receive the co-signs of hip hop legends Pete Rock and Scarface (who grace the intro of "Tears In A Bucket"), they create their own lane with an origin

RAPstation.com ALBUM REVIEW: Big Remo "Sleepwalkers" (released on 5/29/2012 Jamla Records) "Sleepwalkers" is the latest album released from the Raleigh, NC native and underground rap extraordinaire Big Remo, protégé of acclaimed producer and DJ, 9th Wonder. With this, his third release on the Jamla Records label (the brain child of 9th Wonder), "Sleepwalkers" features an array of mood filled beats, picture painting rhymes, and a great lineup of special guests, including the hip hop gods Sadat X of Brand Nubian and Bun B of UGK, as well as other great artists like Halo, Rapsody & 9th Wonder himself. The beats throughout the whole album are stellar. 9th Wonder, The Soul Council, and The Sleepwalkers provide intoxicating and classic sounding cuts that make you want to cruise the

Scheduled for release on June 5th, "Total Breakdown: Hidden Transmissions From The MPC Era, 1992-1996" is a major new archival release exposing Shadow's early production on the Akai MPC. Included among the highlights are instrumental tracks from an aborted 1994 EP planned with The Gift Of Gab, which includes the original demo of what would eventually become "Six Days." The new collection of "MPC Era" tracks follows on from the much-loved "4-Track Era" releases from 2008 and 2009, and establishes a pattern which should be familiar to Shadow fans. "I like to follow up new material (such as the recent 'The Less You Know, The Better' LP) with a tastefully-done archival project," Shadow explains. "As long as the old stuff is given a context and doesn't overshadow the new, I think it's a h

DMX will be releasing his brand new studio album, Undisputed, on June 26th which is set to feature appearances from Busta Rhymes, Jennifer Hudson and Tyrese, as well as the production talents of Swizz Beatz and Deezle. In addition to the new album, DMX has just announced promotional tour dates which can be found below. June 1 - The Inner Circle - Cincinnati, OH June 2 - Epic Event Center - Minneapolis, MN June 8 - Upstate Concert Hall - Clifton Park, NY June 9 - Chene Park with Nas - Detroit, MI June 10 - Theatre of Living Arts - Philadelphia, PA June 14 - The Norva - Norfolk, VA June 15 - Star Bar - Raleigh, NC June 16 - Amazura - Jamaica, NY June 21 - Pufferbellies - Hyannis, MA June 22 - Paradise Theater with Swizz Beatz - Bronx, NY June 24 - Croc Rock - Allentown, PA J

Following two successful collaborative efforts alongside fellow producer/rapper The Alchemist as the power duo Gangrene - 2010’s Gutter Water and 2012’s Vodka & Ayahuasca - and the 2011 gem with The Alchemist as Gangrene & Roc Marciano, the Greneberg EP; The Oxnard, California based beat-smith and emcee Oh No returns for a solo mission. Oh No (born Michael Jackson; younger brother of Madlib and son of singer Otis Jackson) was granted unprecedented access to the Rudy Ray Moore/Dolemite audio archives and given free rein to slice, dice, chop and sample his way through the classic-yet-absolutely-filthy catalog. He was able to use legendary material from The Human Tornado, Petey Wheatstraw, the Dolemite Soundtrack and more, plus a multitude of previously unreleased and alternate acapell

The mighty Yasiin Bey, formally known as Mos Def, will be performing in London on Saturday, May 26. Regarded as one of hip-hop's most introspective and insightful artists, Mos Def has shaped a career that transcends music genres and artistic medium. With the release of 'Universal Magnetic', Mos became an underground favorite in the hip-hop world, leading to his legendary collaboration with Talib Kweli. The two formed the group Black Star, whose debut album, 'Mos Def and Talib Kweli Are...Black Star', would become one of the most critically acclaimed hip-hop albums. Mos followed that release with his 1999 solo debut, 'Black On Both Sides', which was certified gold and credited by critics as bringing hip-hop back to its soapbox roots. He released a new studio album in 2007 titled 'True