"Unsigned Jersey MC/Emcee King RA is doing something unprecedented in hip hop as he enters week 5 of The Summer Heatwave Series"

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"Back To The Basics is a modern rendition of The Pharcyde's video Drop from the perspective of a growing young artist (Shai Mate) and the struggles he faces while embarking on this journey. With an emphasis on artistic creativity, the video features Young Mac, a Vancouver break-dancer, who helped bring the video full circle by bringing versatility to the project."

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Nearly two months ago, hip-hop's favorite quirky uncle, Kool Keith, hinted that he would be stepping away from the rap arena, that he was hanging up the MC gloves, or as he so poignantly put it, going home to the bat cave to take his cape off. This announcement accompanied the release of Love & Danger, the 13th album of Keith's illustrious career, which, just announced by Keith's label Junkadelic Music, will receive a vinyl release this fall.

Nevertheless, Kool Keith has remained active since the release of Love & Danger, performing to adoring crowds in New York City, Dallas, and Austin, while taking his show overseas for separate tours through Europe and Australia, and most recently returning back stateside for a performance at the Gathering of the Juggalos festival in Indiana. Keith also recently released his Total Orgasm mixtape, a collection of unreleased exclusives and recent loosies, and today, Keith is back to release his video for the latest single from Love & Danger, "Who's The Man." The video, directed by Pirate Dub & Kalenge FX, shows a time-lapsed street art piece by Hek & Junky of the TJS Crew, as the two work to recreate the wonderfully quirky cover art for Love & Danger, which features Kool Keith donned out in a shark-fin cape.

In remaining active, Keith also recently hit the studio to work on a new song, and popular sports and culture website Grantland.com tagged along, with writer Amos Barshad documenting the process and sitting down for an in-person interview with Kool Keith along the way. Keith talks about his proposed retirement in the feature, along with so much more, and Grantland also premiered the song that Keith recorded during that session, the DJ Junkaz Lou-produced "Spectrum."

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After more than a decade the legendary MC Shan returns with a new single "Letes Bring Hip Hop Back", the single is available on iTunes HERE

Today, Copywrite is excited to release God Save The King: Proper English Version via his longtime label Man Bites Dog Records. The album is a deluxe edition re-release of his February album, God Save The King, and the new version of the project includes a number of remixes for God Save The King standouts, each featuring a collection of the UK's biggest rappers, a list that includes Context, Dru Blu, Mystro, SAS, Akala, Iron Braydz, and more. The album also features a number of new exclusives, including recent single "More Sorrow," and today, Copywrite is releasing a video for single "Got To Make It."

"Got To Make It" is produced by Stu Bangas, a frequent collaborator for Copy who also produced recent single "More Sorrow," and the track features fellow MHz Legacy rapper Tage Future, who Copywrite will again team up with this fall for the release of the long-awaited new MHz Legacy album. Along with "More Sorrow," "Got To Make It" is one of the deeper songs from the album, as Copywrite uses the track to urge listeners to learn from his mistakes and not repeat them. "No one has their life as together as it may appear," says Copywrite, explaining what inspired the track. "But the song," he continues, "is about the feeling of having to make it in life regardless of what obstacles are in your way."

The video, directed by Seanie G, who Copywrite has been working with since 2006, mixes performance clips of Copy and Tage with actual police tape footage, acquired by Copywrite's lawyer, of an altercation the rapper had earlier in 2012 with the Columbus, Ohio, police. "I was charged with a DUI and resisting arrest," says Copy, explaining what viewers will be seeing in the clip. "I thought it made sense to include that footage – it's another warning of what not to do."

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