Snoop Dogg "Mount Kushmore" Ft. Redman, Method Man & B-Real

Redman Gives Us Grimiest House Tour!

Redman went to his Instagram to show his crib and to show his dedication to his music and legacy.

Teaser "Inside the Wu Tang Clan"

Kool G Rap feat. Raekwon "Out For That Life" (produced by MoSS)

RZA Helps Announce Release Date For SZA’s Debut Album ‘CTRL’

SZA is finally ready to let loose her official debut studio album CTRL.

After prepping fans with the S and Z projects, the songstress will release her LP on June 9.

Top Dawg Entertainment tapped the Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA to help announce the album is coming.

“It’s my honor to drop this lesson. It’s my honor to give this blessing,” says the legendary producer in a video posted on social media.

SZA’s CTRL will be the second album from the TDE label in 2017, following Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN.

Wu-Art Thursday #248

Cab Crew 312 In The West Side Of Chicago - Wu-TANG Mural

Check out werm and and his crew as they create a CABOOM. The crew has been around since the early 90's with members coming and going, You can see their work all over the city.

Wu-Tang Clan: The Best of U-God

The best of Golden Arms. U-God from the Wu-Tang Clan. One part got mixed up in the middle when it comes to Cherchez LaGhost and The Grand Prix.

1. Bells of War by Wu-Tang Clan

2. Severe Punishment by Wu-Tang Clan 

3. It's Yourz by Wu-Tang Clan

4. Impossible by Wu-Tang Clan

5. Triumph by Wu-Tang Clan (feat. CappaDonna)

6. Deadly Melody by Wu-Tang Clan

7. Heaterz Wu-Tang Clan

8. Winter Warz by Ghostface Killah (feat. U-God, Raekwon, Masta Killa, & Cappadonna)

9. Careful (Click, Click) by Wu-Tang Clan (feat. CappaDonna)

10. Cherchez LaGhost by Ghostface Killah (feat. U-God)

11. The Grand Prix by Inspectah Deck (feat. U-God & Streetlife)

12. Semi Automatic: Full Rap Metal Jacket by U-God, Inspectah Deck, & Streetlife

13. Knuckleheadz by Raekwon (feat. Ghostface Killah & U-God)

14. Black Shampoo by U-God (Wu-Tang Clan - U-God solo)

Joe Young - Wu Tang Clan, Wu Wear, Influences, & German Artists To Watch (247HH Exclusive)

Official 247HH exclusive interview with Wu Tang Clan affiliated German based Hip Hop artist Joe Young, where you’ll hear about his affiliation to the the Clan, Wu Wear, Influences, and German artists to keep watching out for in this #247HHEXCL

RARE CLASSIC THROWBACK: "WU-TANG CLAN LIVE & UNCUT"!!

Wu-Art Thursday #247

Banks & Steelz - Who Needs The World [Official Audio]

Hell Razah x DJ Flipcyide – Xtra Files (Wu-Files Special Edition Vol.1) Mixtape

Hell Razah, of the Legendary Sunz of Man hip-hop collective and owner of GGO/Hell Razah Music Inc., and DJ Flipcyide are back at it again with a dope new offering. The new official Hell Razah Mixtape features Killah Priest, Sean Price, Rass Kass, ILL BILL, 60 Second Assassin, Chino XL, Kevlaar 7 and much much more. Also please check out @risen_documentary. We are honored to be debuting our trailer and an exclusive scene from the film at the People’s Film Festival @thepeoplesfilmfestival in Harlem, NY, on opening night…Thursday June 1st, 2017. Stream and download the mixtape below. Follow Hell Razah on Twitter. Follow DJ Flipcyide on Twitter.

[via DubCNN]

From Cuban Linx To The Wild — Raekwon Ranks All His Albums

HipHopDX’s Editor-in-Chief Trent Clark and Raekwon go through his catalog of albums as he drops stories about the process of making each project.

Visualizing RZA with Photographer David Corio

>> READ THE ARTICLE HERE <<

Wu-Art Thursday #246

VERY RARE: Wu-Tang Clan Live in Toronto (May 1996)

Wu-Tang Clan show in Toronto was May 1996 and here is the audio! I don’t know anyone else who has a copy of this cassette tape (although I'm sure someone must) but i do know this is extremely rare.

[via Hezakya Newz & Music]

Happy Birthday Ghostface Killah!

Today we celebrate the birthday of one of Shaolin's finest MCs, Dennis Coles, aka Ghostface Killah, who was born on May 9, 1970. The Staten Island-born MC is one of the original nine members of the Wu-Tang Clan. He took the inspiration for his alias from Ghost Face Killer, the villain in the 1979 kung-fu classic Mystery of Chessboxing. (Yes, the same film that inspired the title of the Wu-Tang song “Da Mystery of Chessboxin.”) And as seen in the iconic video, staying true to his name, Ghostface initially kept his face obscured.

Ghost also holds the distinction of rapping the first verse on the first song on Wu-Tang’s legendary 1993 debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). But it was his appearance as the “guest star” on Raekwon’s incredible 1995 solo debut, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..., that really established Ghost as a lyrical force.

His solo debut, Ironman, arrived a year later. Inspired by another GFK alias—Tony Starks—Ironman showcased Ghost’s storytelling and paired him with Rae and Cappadonna for another early Wu classic. His sophomore album, Supreme Clientele, arrived in 2000. 

In his 2004 book The Wu-Tang Manual, RZA described Ghost’s verse on Wu-Tang Forever’s “Impossible” as “the greatest Wu-Tang verse ever written." Nearly 32 bars long, Ghost’s “Impossible” verse detailed the shooting death of his friend Jamie, from when the ambulance was called to when he was “pronounced dead, y'all, at 12:10.”

Ghostface has released ten solo albums over the years. His most recent project was 2015’s Twelve Reasons to Die II, a collaboration with Adrian Younge. 

Happy Birthday, Pretty Toney. May all your product be fishscale and all your wallets bulletproof for years to come.

[via Mass Appeal]

Cappadonna From Wu-Tang Talks About When He Was A Cab Driver And Rappers Wearing Fake Jewelry

Steve Rifkind on Dropping Raekwon's Cuban Linx and Throwing Chair at Lawyer for Wu-Tang

Famed music executive Steve Rifkind spoke about his massive success with Wu-Tang during an exclusive interview with VladTV, as he explained they were the first group to get him his first big check. Afterward, Steve said he renegotiated his deal with RCA and signed Big Pun.

When asked about signing Pun, Steve revealed that he didn't hear the late rapper perform in person, and he signed him off of a freestyle. It was during this time that "Still Not a Player" came out, and Steve told DJ Vlad that the track and video were finished within 48 hours of him hearing the song.

SRC and Loud Records founder Steve Rifkind was behind some seminal acts of hip-hop's "Golden Age." Here, Steve reflects on his experience with Wu-Tang Clan and Mobb Deep. He takes Vlad through the stages of Wu-Tang's early success, starting with the songs "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man" and "Protect Ya Neck," to the fracturing of the group into solo acts. Steve also talks about the phenomenon of Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones, pt. 2." 

Cappadonna from Wu Tang freestyle 1998 never heard before

Cappadonna from Wu-Tang, Rhyme Wrecker & Boy Blue freestyle from 1998 - never heard before Westwood throwback.

Wu-Art Thursday #245

Raekwon Announces 40-City “The Wild Tour 2017”

Steve Rifkind on Signing Wu-Tang, Only Label That Let Members Get Solo Deals

Legendary music executive Steve Rifkind spoke openly about starting Loud Records by signing Twista, followed by Madcap. He revealed that Twista only had two songs out when he signed him, but Rifkind explained that he thought Twista was a cool, young artist who could spit.

After having success with Tha Alkaholiks' debut, Steve went to a new level after signing Wu-Tang following a chance meeting with RZA at RCA. While many labels wanted to sign Wu-Tang at the time, Rifkind explained that he hooked them by allowing the members to sign their solo deals outside of the group deal.

Method Man, Redman & RZA Brought Da Ruckus Live On Stage