Check out Lyrics new video ”Underdogcentral”,  second single from his debut album “The Nobody’s Monologues 2″
Directed by: Mally X
Download song at http://lyriqs.bandcamp.com/track/underdogcentral

“The Consignment” Available Everywhere now!!!!

The Jordan Son Of Mars made its debut earlier this year and it doesn’t look like it will be going away any time soon. This new grey and blue makeup is the latest rendition of the silhouette to be added to Jordan Brand’s 2012 lineup. Those intersted can expect the shoe at select Jordan Brand retailers on August 11th.

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Unofficially coined the “Spittas Edition,” this installment of Uniquity features three of the city’s most touted and versatile emcees. Witty West Coast lyricist, Cailobzvr (Kah-lee Uhb-zur-ver), the gruff yet proficient Spitraw and tenured freestyle battle champ/featured artist, Billsberry Flowboy all join band, Fo On the Flo for performances in addition to DJ Skratchmo on the 1s & 2s throughout the night.

WHAT: Uniquity (yoo-nik-wi-tee) – A monthly event hosted by emcee Slangston Hughes featuring the best and brightest in Hip-Hop, Spoken Word and R&B performers, accompanied by New Orleans’ own live jazz band, Fo On The Flo.

WHEN: Saturday, May 19, 2012, 11 p.m.

WHERE: Dragon’s Den (upstairs), 435 Esplanade Ave., NOLA

COVER: $5

Contact: Renard “Slangston Hughes” Bridgewater – uniquitymusic@gmail.com

Artist Contact:
Billsberry Flowboy – www.reverbnation.com/billsberryflowboy
CaliObzvr – http://on.fb.me/JjX7TI
Spitraw – http://soundcloud.com/spitraw

The mission of Uniquity is to provide a monthly performance platform for both newcomers and seasoned veterans in the local Hip-Hop, Spoken Word and R&B communities, offering them the opportunity to push their musicality to a new level by collaborating with a jazz band on stage. Uniquity is more than a concert — it’s an entertainment experience. For more info on this event including giveaways, interesting facts, etc. make sure to follow (@Uniquity_NO).

Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Juvenile for an exclusive interview.

Juvenile talks about not signing Young Buck, Drake remaking his famous “Back That Ass Up”, doubts a Cash Money reunion, upcoming album & says he is waiting for a holla back from 50 Cent.

Juvenile Doubts A Cash Money Reunion, Speaks On Buck, Drake & Breaks Down Why Turk Went To Jail

50 Cent sits down with MTV Mixtape Daily to reveal some details on The Lost Tape. The G-Unit general explains why it took so much time for him to do a Gangsta Grillz mixtape with DJ Drama. He also announces the new release date for it: May 22nd which is a good move in my opinion since it gives him more space to roll it out in a proper manner.

AllHipHop interviews Master P. Master P talks about the music industry, a No Limit comeback. He also talks about how Baby and Cash Money motivates him, speaks on C-Murder and more…

Fuse caught up with Lupe at the Beale St Music Festival and he spoke on the Food & Liquor 2 album. Expect the first single on May 22nd, and a track titled “Form Follows Function” that rappers “ain’t fu-kin’ with”. Sounds promising

Check out Philly native Jahlil Beats interview with Life + Times. Jahlil Beats has produced tracks for everyone from Lil Wayne to Diddy, but it was his breakout hit, Meek Mill’s anthemic “I’m A Boss” which has catapulted him into the hip-hop spotlight. Here, the 23-year-old Chester City, Pennsylvania native takes Life+Times through his process, talks about signing to Roc Nation and offers a glimpse into his reality.