Rest In Peace, Pimp C. This one is off UGK’s final studio album as a group, UGK 4 Life, which drops today.

Over a year in the making, Thurz and Y-O drop the follow up to Fried Chicken and Watermelon, the Ro Blvd produced, A Love Supreme. Congrats to the fellas for all the hard work putting this joint together. Download the album at YOThurz.com I’ll be gettin my drank on at the release party this Wednesday night at The Viper. Will you?

Yes, another SXSW post. Ask me if I give a fuck? Nope. This one is dope. CuDi talks about his experience at one of the biggest music festivals on the planet. Make sure to stick around, we have 3 more interviews with this dude on 3 different topics. He’s about to a super mega superstar, and when he blows up like nitro you can remember this little moment in time we shared together courtesy of Hip Hop Official. Go ahead and tell your grandkids about that one.

Ya’ll already know. Tomorrow, March 31st marks the release of one of the most anticipated albums of the year, U-N-I’s A Love Supreme. So it’s only right that the Cali duo of Thurzday and Y-O are Hip Hop Official’s Artist of the Week. But it gets better…there album will be available for free download tomorrow right here on this very blog. I’ll hit you with that link ASAP. Keep on refreshing.

If you have to ask any questions then you shouldn’t be watching this. And no, this isn’t the first time Prince and Q-Tip collabo’d.

This one appears on Jada’s upcoming album, The Last Kiss which hits stores April 7th. Ghost has the line of the song when he says:

“Don’t drink the Crys, Ghost about to piss in it.”

Vintage Starks.

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Shout out to the 2dopeboyz for this one, who just became part of the okayplayer network. That’s a huge look for them.

DOPE.

DJ Whoo Kid goes behind the scenes of the latest Meth and Red video shoot for their song “Miss International”. The song appears on their upcoming album Blackout 2. Check the video and a guest appearance from Green Eyed Bandit, Erick Sermon.

The SXSW footage continues to pour in. I’m telling you, we talked to everybody. Case in point, Brother Ali. He talks about what makes his live shows different than the rest. He also talks about his early life, growing up as an emcee in grade school. There’s a reason why he’s so nice, he’s being doing this since before you were in diapers.

This is Part 2 of our interview with the legendary Busta Rhymes. After a recent show in Los Angeles, we sat down with the Bussa Bus to talk about the pitfalls of the record industry and how to maintain a longevity-filled career amongst the madness. If you missed Part 1, you can go here and claim your late pass.