After dropping their free release There Goes The Neighborhood a couple weeks back, Seattle's Fearce & BeanOne (of Dyme Def) waste no time in getting new material to the masses, as the duo drops the visuals for their new song "I Want It All." Shot and edited by BeanOne, the video depicts Fearce on his BMX, cruising around various Seattle neighborhood's as he divulges his version of the American dream. "I'm not asking for much, just a little fame/ what's wrong with wanting the crowd to scream your name/ what's wrong with wanting a big house, a swimming pool full of money for whenever there's a big drought"...absolutely nothing. Although this song was not previously featured on There Goes The Neighborhood, the MP3 has been bundled back into the link, so be sure to download. #YukThe World

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Here is the music video from Brown Bag AllStar, Koncept for "Hear, Hun" starring The Company Man (Justin Hunte).

pick up Koncept's debut album, "Awaken" out now on Soulspazm Records.
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The Hilarious NoEmotion does it again

With a video that looks like South Park and Dragon Ball Z f*cked and had a baby. Machine Kings Media presents: Cock Kung-Fu starring NOEMOTION GOLDMASK.Directed By Robert Task Smith

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"Connecticut emcees, Illus and Apathy join forces to create a True-School HipHop anthem that combines hard-hitting, Boom-Bap production (by Apathy) with their signature lyrical fire that illustrates their love, passion, and dedication for the art and culture as well as their gift and ability to write powerful songs with substance, heart and soul. The Legendary DJ Johnny Juice from Public Enemy lays down the scratches making it very clear that these talented emcees will be here "Forever". Play this loud!"

New Illus album Family First available now on iTunes and everywhere music is sold:

iTunes- http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/illus/id349574652

Remix Contest:

Link to the "Forever" Acapella- http://illus.bandcamp.com/track/forever-acapella

This acapella is for the "FOREVER" Remix Contest 6/7/12-7/9/12. All entries must be sent to illus@americanmule.com between those dates. Please send MP3 only with all contact info.

Be as creative as you want.

First prize- Winner receives a FREE song from ILLUS. He will write, record and rock one of your original beats. You will also get $250.00 so we can use your version on a new compilation.

Second Prize- ILLUS will rock a verse on one of your songs.

Third Prize- A complete collection of ILLUS cds.

"Never Over You" is a short film directed by Robert Roby and Ronnie Morris. Inspired by recording artist DeFakto, it's atypical from the current hiphop norm. There are no appearances and performance scenes by the song artist. Instead, it is a short film built around DeFakto's song entitled "Never Over You" that tells a story about the fusion of women, death and hiphop; 3 things that are seemingly diffcult to get over for such a personality type.

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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 acapellas and instrumentals. The end result is Ohnomite (available on 6-5-2012), a 19 track head-banging extravaganza of sloppy funk, dirty soul, and brainy lyricism, all aimed at one thing- making your head nod and your ass shake. And when you add to that guests spots from the likes of Evidence, Phife Dawg, The Alchemist, Erick Sermon, Rapper Pooh, MED, Guilty Simpson, Roc Marciano, Sticky Fingaz, Chino XL, Roc C, Prozack Turner, Termanology, Frank Nitt and this cut with MF Doom “3 Dollars.”