Twelfth track from the free album “Bricksburg”. Download: www.mediafire.com Follow: twitter.com

BAM VIDEO TEASER. THIS IS NOT THE FULL VIDEO. PART OF A COMPILATION COMING SOON. ALSO OXXYGEN VIDEO AND DVD IN THE MAKING. NUTORIOUS PRODUCTIONS.

8Ball – Premro (Mixtape) www.livemixtapes.com …you can lease/buy this “Put That On Everythang” instrumental at www.myflashstore.net (beat titled ‘Street Lyfe’) Need quality beats – visit: www.Alegal.name My e-card: itsmyurls.com

Originally on 2pac’s “RU Still Down? [Remember Me]” LP (1997) On DJ Screw’s “Chapter 165 – Street Fame” mixtape (1997)

Originally on Steel Pulse’s “Earth Crisis” LP (1984) On DJ Screw’s “Chapter 3: Duck Sick” mixtape (1996) [Mislabeled as "Street Pulse - Mardi Gras" on the mixtape's track listing, hence the odd graphic for the video.]

Big ups Trae!! 29 Feb 2012 announcement – TI “I’d Like To Welcome The Newest Member of The Grand Hustle Family “Trae Tha Truth” Yall Follow Him @Traeabn” + UK Rapper Chipmunk aka Chip

When Trae Tha Truth dropped his Street King album the track “I’m On” featuring Wiz Khalifa, Lupe Fiasco, Wale and MDMA instantly became one of the best of the year. Trae has managed to do the impossible by topping it with a monster remix. “I’m On 2.0″ features Big KRIT, Jadakiss, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar, BoB, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, Bun B and Mark Morrison Produced by Cy Fyre

From 1998 Album: “Twenty-Two: PA World Wide”…[Artist info below]….. Get DJ DMD’s Music: www.amazon.com & itunes.apple.com The fertile ground of the third coast has erupted again: from the Gulf town of Port Arthur, Texas, enters DJ DMD. This underground producer turned artist has sold nearly 75000 copies of his self-released album Twenty-Two: PA World Wide — with only limited regional airplay — through his own label, Inner Soul Records. He’s also on point at his own record store in Port Arthur where he spends his days helping customers, running his label and spreading the word about his growing arsenal of artists. DMD’s early idols were rap pioneers such as Run DMC. He was schooled on those early masterpieces, spinning all the latest records at parties to earn money. Soon after, he became inspired to make records. He went on to land an indie label production deal, which eventually went sour. “That’s when I pulled together all my nine-to-five money and started my own label. After that experience, I knew I wanted to control my own destiny. You hear so many horror stories about artists getting ignored and dropped by their labels. That wasn’t going to happen to me.” His first release on Inner Soul Records, Eleven, eventually financed Twenty-Two: PA World Wide. DJ DMD and his staff of business partners currently have thirteen acts on their label. The entire roster caters to the hometown scene. DMD’s capacity for southern-style funk beats, is matched by a soulful, artistic …

On July 12th, Trae dropped his new album, Street King, but, on June 28th, he threw an unforgettable album release concert at House of Blues in Houston. Before the show, we got the chance to sit down and get real political with Lupe. This is a moment we’ve been working towards for a long time, so please enjoy! Much thanks to Trae, for all his help! PS Note the Waka Flocka cameo! Follow on Twitter: – @LupeFiasco – @TraeABN – @LonghornHipHop – @SamaanAshrawi (The dude interviewing Lupe, also our producer!) – Our faithful volunteer, and cameraman for this interview, @EricHogue2012