Wiz just dropped the link on Twitter; new from the Taylor Gang rep coming off the recently released, Burn After Rolling mixtape.

With his GodLEE Barnes (Blu) produced-album now out among the masses, the Brooklyn native who recently returned home took a minute to talk to Impose Magazine about his roots, the release – and food.

Click here to read: Sene x Impose Magazine (Interview)

My favourite event/black&white photographer Mel D. Cole sat down for an interview with fellow photographer, TONE. Mel is one of those people who I haven’t met yet, but I know is a great guy.

First pair I’ve posted in the longest time.. usually I’m not taken by Blazers but I’m a fan of the vintage styles Nike comes out with.

Video to the first song we heard to come from the collaborative effort that is Blakroc. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I can’t wait until the album drops. Follow the webisodes people.

So today we all found out about the new project being crafted as I type this by the mighty Mos Def, Jay Electronica and my favourite ‘newcomer’, Curren$y – the trio named by Mos as Center Edge Territory; while getting acquainted with Dame Dash’s DD172 rooms(s) the Fly Society artist filmed the above new video. A trusty 2dopeboyz reader turned the song into a downloadable link ~ apparently ‘Life Under The Scope‘ is to feature on his upcoming project titled Muscle Car Chronicles.

I would definitely be in attendance if I could.. LA residents you can check this out this coming Sunday. At least I’ll be catching GLK when he makes the trip here to New Zealand in the new year

I have to admit I have completely slept on Mateo until about five minutes ago when I went by my friends blog. Big mistake that was, from here on in my ears and eyes are open.

As I’m sure a lot of people have been also, I’ve been waiting for this to drop for what seems like forever! Woke up to it on 2dopeboyz this morning, got it downloading as I type this. For those who want the blurb before they press play:

“Most Self Scientific fans know that a number of the songs that DJ Khalil does with other artists were originally songs or ideas intended for Self Scientific. Cashmere Agency and Prohibit NYC Present I Would Have Killed This is a full mixtape by Self Scientific’s frontman Chace Infinite and finds him going in over some of the more well-known beats that his partner, DJ Khalil, produced for other artists. The first joint leaked was over the popular ‘Kinda Like A Big Deal‘ track that featured the Clipse and Kanye West. Next, Chace attacked ‘I Still Kill‘, the beat Khalil produced for 50 Cent and Akon. In classic Self Scientific fashion, Chace changes the subject matter to instead discuss life and his attempts to understand his own journey. Be sure to download the entire mixtape to hear the Chace Infinite put his own spin on 10 Khalil beats that were snatched up by other artists. The mixtape also contains a bonus of three original Self Scientific songs.” – Cashmere Agency

Click here to download: Chace Infinite (Self Scientific) – I Would Have Killed This [Mixtape]

It might not be winter here but this I will definitely listen to:

“In celebration of my first CMJ showcase, presented with Puma and NUE Agency, I thought it’d be fitting to have my man DJ Benzi put together a mixtape featuring Elitaste artists as well as everyone on the bill for CMJ. Featuring new, old and exclusive tracks from Mike Posner, Wale, Camp Lo, Theophilus London and more, this mixtape will not only get you hype for the showcase, but will carry you through a cold winter. Enjoy!” – @elitaste

Download: DJ Benzi Presents: The Elitaste CMJ Mixtape

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