Travis Barker Speaks On New Video

Travis Barker was on the set filming Carry It off his solo album “Give The Drummer Some.”

“The song started with RZA and I in my studio, with him playing guitars and me playing drums, just jamming out,” Barker explained. “Then I got Raekwon on it, and I showed it to Tom Morello, who was stoked on it, so he played on it. And that’s how I wanted the video to be.There was never any corny ideas [for the video],” Barker smiled. “[It's] just us rocking out. That’s what’s good about it. The track’s raw; it’s not candy-coated. … This is like ‘punch you in the face,’ real hype music. Barker (MTV)”

Rick Ross Ft. Raekwon – Audio Meth

I said I was done posting Teflon Don tracks unless they were bonus songs and here’s the first leaked bonus song featuring Raekwon and it has The Runners on the beat.  Download link below:

• Rick Ross Ft. Raekwon – Audio Meth (Produced by The Runners)

Raekwon – Jolly Ranchers (Prod. by Alchemist)

This is some dope hip hop, Raekwon spitting bars over a sick Alchemist beat.  Download link below:

• Raekwon – Jolly Ranchers (Produced by Alchemist)

Meth, Ghost & Rae – Our Dreams Video

Here’s the first single and music video from the Method Man, Ghostface Killah, & Raekwon collaboration project, Wu-Massacre album that’s dropping in stores and digitally next Tuesday.

Raekwon – Pioneers

A new solo track for The Chef.  Download link below:

• Raekwon – Pioneers (Produced by Vin Tha Chin)

Paid Dues Festival 2010 Lineup

The 5th annual Paid Dues Festival is going down this year on Saturday April 3rd at the Nos Event Center in San Bernardino, California.  The acts range from Ice Cube, Murs, 9th Wonder, Tech N9ne, Raekwon, Jay Electronica, Dilated Peoples, Curren$y, Freeway, and a whole lot more.  Their should be at least one artist any hip hop head would want to see on that list so get more info at the Guerrila Union website.

Styles P Ft. Raekwon – Time Will Tell

Raekwon’s only on the hook for this song but it’s still some dope hip hop music.  Download link below:

• Styles P Ft. Raekwon – Time Will Tell (Produced by Buckwild)

Method Man, Ghostface, & Raekwon – Our Dreams

A new cut from the Wu-Tang trio of Meth, Ghost, and Raekwon.  Download link below:

Raekwon x Ghostface Killah x Method Man x U-God – Clap 2010

New music from Wu-Tang?  Hell yes.  Download link below:

• Raekwon & Ghostface Killah & Method Man & U-God – Clap 2010

As devoted fans clamor and salivate for anything Wu-related, Gold Dust & Nature Sounds are proud to announce the release of Return of the Wu & Friends, produced and compiled by Wu-Tang Clan producer/DJ Mathematics and including some exclusive tracks, lost gems and old time favorites featuring all nine emcees.
Since their debut album, 1993’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), Wu-Tang has become synonymous with gritty, direct lyrics and beats that draw from classic soul, horn-blasted funk, cinematic curios, and dirty guitar licks (among many others.) With each successive album, the group solidifies their hold on hip-hop, watching over the years as rappers, trends and ephemeral styles come and go and become musical footnotes in the game.

The 16 tracks featured on Return of the Wu & Friends were compiled from songs recorded during the group’s critically acclaimed 2000 album The W through 2008, including exclusive tracks like “Steppin 2 Me” featuring GZA, Inspectah Deck and Masta Killa. The producer also offers a slew of new remixes, including “Respect Mine” and “Clap”. On the former, featuring Raekwon, Method Man and Cappadonna, the sprightly piano loop found on the original (from Mathematics’ 2003 solo album Love, Hell or Right) gets flipped into a slower, more ominous track anchored by a funky slap bass line.

On Return of the Wu & Friends, every member gets their chance to shine, backed by Mathematics’ acute ability to perfectly match each member’s cadence and tone to the respective beat. Slower, more soulful tracks like “Da Way We Were” and “Strawberries & Cream” are balanced with classic Wu funk like “Iron God Chamber” and “It’s What It Is” (the latter the new superhero anthem for the 21st century.) For anyone fiending for more Wu classics, Return of the Wu & Friends offers up an album’s worth of tracks sure to fill the need for Wu bangers.

1. Wu-Tang Clan feat. Raekwon, Ghostface, Method Man, U-God- “Clap 2010″
2. Wu-Tang Clan- “Respect 2010″
3. Masta Kila feat. Raekwon & Ghostface- “It’s What It Is”
4. Wu-Tang Clan feat. Inspectah Deck, RZA, Ghostface- “Strawberries & Cream”
5. Wu-Tang Clan feat. GZA, Masta Killa & Inspectah Deck- “Steppin 2 Me”
6. Wu-Tang Clan feat. Raekwon, Method Man, Ghostface, Ica da Don & Inspectah Deck- “All Flowers”
7. Method Man- “John 3:16″
8. Raekwon- “Treez”
9. Wu-Tang Clan feat. RZA, Streetlife, Buddah Bless- “What It Is”
10. Masta Killa feat. RZA & Method Man- “Iron God Chamber”
11. Masta Killa feat. Ghostface, Buddah Bless, Raekwon, Eyes Low- “Real Nillaz”
12. Wu-Tang Clan feat. Method Man & GZA- “Rush”
13. Mathematics- “Da Way We Were”
14. Wu-Tang Clan feat. ODB & Bad Luck- “Early Grave”
15. Wu-Tang Clan- “Keep Pace”

Raekwon Ft. Junior Reid & Tommy Nova – Run

A new song from Raekwon, Junior Reid, and Tommy Nova.  Download link below:

• Raekwon Ft. Junior Reid & Tommy Nova – Run

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