Rest In Patrice...




This project is a culmination of six months of submerging myself into Lindsay Lohan's world. I've seen every picture of her, read every article, every interview and drunk nothing but the stuff she drank (redbull, coke?) This project is the result of my obsession... Enjoy.


Wu-Tang Clan co-founder GZA has re-signed Babygrande Records. Babygrande's founder and CEO Chuck Wilson released the following statement, "We have a fantastic relationship with GZA, and we are honored to have the opportunity to continue to work with him."
GZA, a Brooklyn, New York native, released his most recent solo album, 2008's Pro Tools, on Babygrande. Throughout his 20-year recording career, GZA's been signed to Cold Chillin' Records, MCA Records, Geffen Records and Angeles Records.
Babygrande is celebrating its 10th anniversary and is currently preparing to release M.O.P. & Snowgoons Sparta November 22nd.






Me and my friend from school Benjamin Bradley started a production duo called Crakk Nicholson. The tape's essentially an instrumental collage of different regional hip-hop styles, ranging from southern trap stuff to boom bap and L.A. beat music. Hope you enjoy!

Nas is a busy man. Though two buzzworthy tributes to his seminal debut, Illmatic, have dropped in the past year-and-a-half, the Queensbridge lyricist has yet to listen to the projects. “I wanna get a chance to sit down and vibe to those s**ts ‘cause those are not records that I just wanna play,” Nas, who said he’s flattered whenever MCs pay homage to Illmatic, told XXL. [XXLMag]eLZhi interview, Oct. 2011:
"As far as feedback from [Nas's] camp, my manager spoke with Nas's manager and he's heard through [him] that they're over there loving it, " said Elzhi. "That's a blessing because when I set out to do the album...I wanted to pay homage and pay tribute to the classic album that Nas did. As far the fans, it's been incredible. It surpassed my expectations, and it's still growing." [HHDX]Apparently Nas' "camp" doesn't include... Nas.


