Hustlemania… you mad, Scooby?

heres a previously un-released Mos Def heater, that im guessing didnt make the cut for “Ecstatic”.. def feelin this joint..

Mos Def- The Tournament

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look at that.. went from talking about robbin, to takin it back in history w/Mos & Talib.. another reason i love hip-hop, and its diversity.. now, can we get a non-WSHH version.. this is my 2nd today, already.. props to MTVU for the lankage..

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what happens when Dame Dash gets Ohio-based rockers, The Black Keys.. in the studio with the likes of Mos Def, Raekwon, Ludacris, NOE, Pharaohe Monch, Nicole Wray, Q-Tip & Billy Danze? exactly what shouldve happened when they attempted “Judgement Night” OST.. you see what i just did, right there?

1. Coochie ft. Ol’ Dirty Bastard and Ludacris
2. On the Vista ft. Mos Def
3. Hard Times ft. NOE
4. Dollaz & Sense ft. RZA and Pharoah Monch
5. Why Can’t I Forget Him ft. Nicole Wray
6. Stay Off the fu*kin’ Flowers ft. Raekwon
7. Ain’t Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) ft. Mos Def and Jim Jones
8. Hope You’re Happy ft. Q-Tip, Billy Danze, and Nicole Wray
9. Tellin’ Me Things ft. RZA
10. What You Do to Me ft. Jim Jones, Billy Danze, and Nicole Wray
11. Done Did It ft. NOE

Blakroc- Blakroc

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i cant even front.. i been down with this band for a minute.. i forgot who put me on to em(no Bruno)- but i appreciate it.. cause, these cats from Ohio make some good azz music.. this is off their lead single featuring Mos Def & Jim Ones off their upcoming album titled “Blakroc” which they produced.. with guest appearances from Rza, Raekwon, Mos Def, Pharoah Monch, Q-tip, Ludacris, ODB, Billy Danze of M.O.P., Noe, Nicole Wray & more- i definantly plan on copping this win it drops next month

The Black Keys ft. Mos Def & Jim Jones- Hoochie Coo

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Here’s a new one: Mos Def’s BNM’ed new album The Ecstatic is available as a T-shirt. As in: You can buy a shirt that has The Ecstatic’s Killer of Sheep-interpolating cover art on the front, its tracklist on the back, and a download code for the album on a hang tag.

Selling albums these days is hard! So the music/fasion company Invisible DJ, working with the fashion designer LnA, has come up with this idea called the Music Tee.

After a sampler that the Invisible DJ people curated, The Ecstatic is the first album available in the Music Tee format. Mos Def’s Downtown Music labelmates Santigold and Miike Snow also have Music Tees on the way.

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