The new visual from Slum Village for the BJ The Chicago Kid and Illa J-assisted ‘Expressive’ is a true Summer feel; it’s also taken from their upcoming album YES! which drops June 16th.
Slum Village Feat. BJ The Chicago Kid & Illa J – Expressive
Taken from the Village’s new album YES!, which drops June 16th.
Slum Village Feat. Black Milk & Frank Nitt – We On The Go
The latest single from Slum Village’s Vintage EP, coming soon. Produced by Black Milk.
Slum Village – Yes Yes (Video)
So, this new visual and single is taken from Slum Village’s forthcoming effort Vintage, and EP which will be following by their next full-length, YES. You can get the single now.
Slum Village – Yes Yes (Prod. by J Dilla)
RIP J Dilla; today was his birthday. Instead of reading a hundred tribute posts from people who started listening to him after he died, listen to a new song by Jay’s brother RJ and Slum Village over an unreleased Dilla beat.
Slum Village – Let It Go/Greatness (Video)
Today, we get a two-for-one visual from Slum’s latest LP, out now.
Slum Village Feat. Havoc – Braveheart
We premiered their visual some time ago for this song, and now we have the leak with Havoc of Mobb Deep as the feature. Evolution is out now.
ALBUM STREAM: Slum Village – Evolution
Evolution drops June 25th, but you can check out the album in full below (you can also preorder it if you like what you hear).
Slum Village – Put It On The Line (Part 1)
Evolution drops June 25th.
Slum sits down and answers all the questions the fans wanna know in a 6 part series.
SNIPPETS: Slum Village – Evolution
Evolution drops on June 25th. Check out snippets from the project below (tracklisting below that for assistance….as if it helps).
1.) Braveheart f/ Havoc (produced by Young RJ)
2.) Rock Rock f/ DJ Jazzy Jeff & Rapper Big Pooh (produced by Young RJ)
3.) Let It Go f/ Blu (produced by Young RJ)
4.) Forever (produced by Young RJ & T3)
5.) Scared Money f/ Early Mac (produced by Young RJ & Early Mac)
6.) Summer Breeze (produced by Focus)
7.) The Line f/ Focus (produced by Young RJ)
8.) Hustle f/ Vice & J Ivy (produced by Young RJ)
9.) Bout That f/ Focus (produced by Young RJ)
10.) 1 Nite f/ Vice (produced by Focus)
11.) Greatness f/ Joetka (produced by Young RJ)
12.) Riot f/ Rapper Big Pooh & Joe Scudda (produced by Young RJ)
Slum Village – Sirens
Slum Village leaks “Sirens”, a track that was cut from the Evolution LP, due June 25th. No word on who the producer is.
Slum Village On The Lily Mercer Show (Rinse FM)
Lily catches the legendary hip hop trio Slum Village, to talk about the battle rap scene in Detroit, one of their hit singles ‘Fall in Love’ and the group share some memorable moments of the late rapper Proof.
ARTWORK: Slum Village – Evolution
Slum Village’s (or T3 and Co., I have a hard time calling this group that name) Evolution drops June 25th.
Slum Village – Toca Tuesdays Freestyle
Last week, the legendary Slum Village dropped by the Toca Tuesdays studio. Tony threw on a beat and the collective gave a freestyle for the books.
Slum Village – Forever (Video)
New Slum Village video for their single. “Forever” was produced by Young RJ and taken off of Evolution, coming June 25th.
Havoc Feat. Slum Village – Cash Flow
Not sure why this won’t appear on Havoc’s upcoming 13 (or will it be a bonus track perhaps?), but it’s definitely a dope collaboration that will hold us down until the album drops. Check it out below and support the record if you like it.
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Slum Village – Forever
Ah, the goodness that is Slum Village (even though it’s more like T3 and the Slum Village affiliates nowadays). Evolution is still coming.
Slum Village & Mick Boogie – Dirty Slums 2 (Mixtape)
The Mick Boogie-assisted project features appearances from Rapper Big Pooh, Guilty Simpson, Joe Scudda, Baatin and more. Check out the stream (and download link) below.
Slum Village Feat. Baatin – The World Is Yours
Now this is a welcome surprise: Slum Village has released a song featuring none other than Baatin, you passed away in 2009. Check out the Nas-influenced track below.