GHOSTFACE KILLAH feat. KANDACE SPRINGS: Love Don’t Live Here No More (2014)

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GHOSTFACE KILLAH: 36 Seasons (2014)

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GHOSTFACE KILLAH: The Champ (FREQNIK & WDRE rework)(2013)

NY duo Freqnik & WDRE continue to cement their reputation for quality throwback boom-bap production with this rework of Ghostface’s pugilistic parable The Champ from his 2006 Fishscale LP. Where the original lumbers around with a plodding beat, weighed down by rock guitars and intrusive crowd samples, the bootleg is a stripped-back alternative with a break that offers a much funkier…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

GHOSTFACE KILLAH: 'Murder Spree' video + '12 Reasons To Die' album update (2013)

New Wu. Who knew? Actually, quite a lot of people but since Murder Spree off the forthcoming Ghostface Killah/ Adrian Younge LP 12 Reasons To Die only got leaked last night you might not have heard that yet – vid below. The album comes out on RZA‘s Soul Temple imprint in collaboration with the Get On Down label which has lately become synonymous with deluxe re-releases of classic hip-hop. And while 12 Reasons To Die is brand new rather than a re-release, there’s no …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

INSPECTAH DECK, 7L & ESOTERIC: Czarface (2013)

It’s the return of comic-book/ gangster film-inspired backpack rap everybody! Thrill to the boom, gasp at the bap as swathes of fanboys come out of retirement and shake the moths from their Carhartts and Eastpaks. Czarface finds core Wu-Tang member Inspectah Deck team up with a pair of the Boston underground’s finest – 7L & Esoteric – for a fourteen track album-length reprise of the first time they hooked up fourteen years ago on 7LES’s Speaking Real Words EP. Obviously Esoteric and Deck take the lion’s share of mic duties but our hip-hop czars have been joined …READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM

RAEKWON (feat. Rick Ross & Ghostface): Molasses – Free download - 2011

RAEKWON (feat. Rick Ross & Ghostface): Molasses – Free download - 2011
Well – this wasn’t quite what I was expecting from a Wu-Tang/ Rick Ross collabo but it shows the chef still has a few tricks up his sleeve and the Clan aren’t played out yet. And while Molasses might ooze out of your speakers on a thick and treacly mellow soul-horns groove, the lyrics still have bite. It’s another tale of thug life with the three imagining themselves as ‘Scarface Gangsters’, ‘bagging dope up in the back seat'…FREE DOWNLOAD/ READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM