They’re on an award tour…in detroit.
Scooped from E

Is that true? An album planned with Black Milk, Sean Price and Guilty Simpson together called Random Axe? If so, daaaaaaaaaaamn.

Go buy Ode To The Ghetto. Let it be the last thing you buy, you’ll need the rest for gas.

Props to 2dopeboyz because I heisted it from them. But I am type salty that I didn’t get this straight from Stones Throw. However it truly isn’t like I got the batphone in their headquarters. So ZS < priority. Womp. BTW, I got a no to the whole Guilty Gears idea. Womp womp. I thought it’d be a lil’ something because DAMN…this was a quiet ass release! Maybe I was in a cave or something but the promo for this was lacking. I think I saw something on DJ Low Key’s site about a release party for Ode…

On the strength, I hate getting stuff late. I want it when the other sites have it too. So a lot of times when these BS online marketing firms get around to getting me the material, it’s either one or two things: I already have it (because I got it direct or saw it someplace else) or I don’t want it.

Like all of these no name newbies. I got a few rules. These marketers don’t want to play fair. They want you to boost their artist’s work for nothing. And most times they don’t want to give you the cleared high quality mp3. They give you the tagged up streaming crap. You’ll never see any .wmv, .asx links on zs. But whatev…nobody’s got a gun to my head to post anything.

Sometimes, it just feels like they feeding the negro some chitlins again, ya dig.[ / rant] Holla at your nigglet.

The In Crowd is entirely produced by Kidz In The Hall’s Double-O and will feature some of the most relevant MC’s in the game today. Though Kidz In The Hall’s debut, School Was My Hustle, was universally hailed, Naledge and Double-O have set much loftier standards for themselves with its proper follow-up, The In Crowd, as Double-O states “fans can expect to hear a tremendous growth with The In Crowd. Our debut was a stepping stone in our movement. The In Crowd is a masterpiece and a concise reflection of our sound, as it’s a bolder and bigger sounding album made for huge shows and cigarette lighters. We have taken our experiences and our year of traveling and performing and morphed it into a true musical experience with some of the best rappers and musicians around—the true In Crowd.”

Naledge takes things a step further asserting “The In Crowd is going to solidify us as the best new group in Hip-Hop. Our new album is the re-definition of the Kidz In the Hall sound and our experimentation with artist collaboration. The first album was a lot rawer and showed our potential for greatness, but The In Crowd is our greatness coming to fruition. We went out of our way to create an album that has something for everyone and is air-tight from beginning to end. This is a definite classic for the Hip-Hop lover.”

Kidz In The Hall’s surging success has even caught the eye of Presidential Candidate Barack Obama, who has featured their hit song, “Work to Do” in his campaign effort. The song has been posted on Barack Obama’s Website as well.

01. Intro
02. Blackout feat. DJ GI Joe
03. Paper Trail feat. Phonte
04. Drivin’ Down Block (Low End Theory) feat. Masta Ace
05. Lucifer’s Joyride feat. Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes
06. Snob-Hop feat. Camp Lo
07. The In Crowd feat. Tim William
08. Let Your Hair Down feat. Skyzoo and Lil Eddie
09. Midwest Thang Pt’s 1 &2 feat. Black Milk, Guilty Simpson and Fooch (co-produced by Black Milk)
10. Mr. Alladatshit
11. Sean Na & Buck feat. Sean Price and Buckshot
12. Life I Know
13. Drivin’ Down The Block Remix feat. Clipse and The Cool Kids (Bonus Track)

Another anticipated release. This should be fire! Drops April 29th.

A couple of months ago I dropped a laink for Guilty’s blazin’ mixtape, Stray Bullets. His LP, Ode To The Ghetto is not due to your decks and hard drives until March 25th, but a drop-laden promo advance made its way to the net. Until March, enjoy. Props to 2dopeboyz.

1. THE AMERICAN DREAM - Produced by Madlib
2. ROBBERY - Produced by Mr. Porter
3. SHE WON’T STAY AT HOME - Produced by Madlib
4. FOOTWORK - Produced by Oh No
5. ODE TO THE GHETTO - Produced by Oh No
6. GET BITCHES - Produced by Mr. Porter
7. I MUST LOVE YOU - Produced by J Dilla
8. THE FUTURE feat. MED - Produced by Madlib
9. PIGS - Produced by Madlib
10. MY MOMENT - Produced by Black Milk
11. RUN feat Sean P & Black Milk - Produced by Black Milk
12. KINDA LIVE - Produced by Mr. Porter
13. YIKES - Produced by Madlib
14. THE REAL ME - Produced by Black Milk
15. KILL ‘EM - Produced by DJ Babu
16. ALMIGHTY DREADNAUGHTZ feat Super MC, Krizsteel, Konnie Ross - Produced by Konnie Ross

Stones Throw president Peanut Butter Wolf has compiled B-Ball Zombie War, to be released October 2nd.

B-Ball Zombie War features new collaborations by Talib Kweli, Q-Tip and MF DOOM over beats by J Dilla, as well as new tracks by Madlib, Guilty Simpson, Aloe Blacc, Koushik, MED and Guilty Simpson among others. New names are introduced, including Karriem Riggins and Madlib’s group Supreme Team.

The release of B-Ball Zombie War will be followed by two nationwide tours: Common, Q-Tip and Percee P in September, and a Stones Throw showcase including Madlib, Peanut Butter Wolf and J Rocc beginning in November.

01. SUPREME TEAM (MADLIB & KARRIEM RIGGINS) - See (Suite)
02. MED - Break It Down
03. GUILTY SIMPSON - Make It Fast
04. J DILLA feat. Q-TIP & TALIB KWELI - Lightworking
05. PERCEE P feat. J.ROCC - Legendary Lyricist Pt. 2
06. J.ROCC - Super Sound
07. MADLIB - The Wigflip
08. J DILLA feat. MF DOOM & GUILTY SIMPSON - Mash’s Revenge
09. OH NO - Action (Rap Version)
10. BEAT KONDUCTA - Trouble
11. QUASIMOTO - Hydrant Game (Jaylib Remix)
12. ALOE BLACC - Find A Way
13. DAM-FUNK - Sidewayz
14. BARON ZEN - Electronic (Koushik Remix)
15. JAMES PANTS - Ka$h (Peanut Butter Wolf Remix)
16. NIKO & DJ BABU - Now You Know
17. KOUSHIK - Basketball Beat
18. ARABIAN PRINCE - Professor X Saga
19. JONATHON BROWN - Bass Creator’s Groove
20. CX KIDTRONIK feat. TCHAKA DIALLO - Big Girl, Skinny Girl

Each track produced by the artist, except #2 produced by Just Blaze, #3, #7, #11 produced by J Dilla, #5 produced by Madlib, #14 produced by Koushik, #15 produced by Peanut Butter Wolf.

You can listen to MF Doom’s track with Dilla and Simpson on his myspace page which is linked above. To preview before you purchase, fire up iTunes.