Wow. RZA just let the below tweet go. All I got to say is sheeeeiiitttt. This is going to be nuts.
RZA X GZA “Liquid Swords 2” Coming This Fall…
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Price Gouging AIDS Meds Billionaire to Bail Out Bobby Shmurda; Threatens RZA
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Last month, it was reported that Wu-Tang Clan's one-of-a-kind album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, had been sold for "millions." Bloomberg has revealed the buyer's identity: Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli. Shkreli is the former hedge fund manager (and Collect Records associate) who made headlines this year for increasing the price of Daraprim—a drug used to treat AIDS and cancer patients—from $13.50 to $750. He reportedly paid $2 million for the album.
Now in an exclusive interview with HipHopDX, Shkreli revealed that he's planning to bail out incarcerated Brooklyn rapper Bobby Shmurda while also firing off some shots at RZA and the rap industry. Read more after the jump!
New Music: GZA & Sweet Valley – “Planetary Energy”
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Eh, I don't know about this one, guys. GZA is a Genius, that's no question. But the dude has been taking so many Ls as of late. Liquid Swords was twenty years ago, it's over. Now he's just the bitter old man repeating "back in my day" like a broken record. But here he's teaming up with Sweet Valley, a group that's worked with artists like Soulja Boy and even Juicy J. Check it out after the jump to see if you'll like it.
Photos: Cannibal Ox’s NYC Release Party @ The Studio at Webster Hall w/ GZA, Freeway, G-Jet, Rob Markman & More
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On Monday March 2, 2015, New York’s very own Cannibal Ox celebrated the release of their highly-awaited sophomore album “Blade of the Ronin” with fans at the Studio at Webster Hall. Vast Aire and Vordul Mega were joined by GZA (of Wu-Tang Clan), Freeway, and G-Jet for this monumental performance. The event was hosted by Rob Markman, with music by DJ Two-Three. Click through this slideshow to see exclusive photos from the event. All photos by W. Suarez (MosiacNewYork). Copyright 2015 Triumph Media Holdings, Inc. Purchase Cannibal Ox’s new album “Blade of the Ronin” on iTunes Now.
Stream Wu-Tang Clan’s New Album A Better Tomorrow Now
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The wait is finally over, Wu-Tang Clan's first album in over seven years, A Better Tomorrow, is here. After teasing the album with singles like "Ruckus In B Minor," "Necklace," and "A Better Tomorrow" the Staten Island rap collective has made the entire album available for stream via YouTube. Take a listen through the album after the jump, which will be available for purchase beginning December 2.
New Music: Wu-Tang Clan – “A Better Tomorrow”
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After finally announcing the release of their highly-anticipated, long-gestating new album A Better Tomorrow back in early October, Wu-Tang Clan followed it up by dropping two new tracks within a span of a few weeks. Those two new cuts being "Ruckus In B Minor" (which they performed on Letterman last night) and the gritty "Necklace." Now Clan is back in the front, sharing the title track. A Better Tomorrow will be released on December 1 via Warner Bros., Wu-Tang Clan's new home. Listen to "A Better Tomorrow" after the jump.
New Music: Wu-Tang Clan – “Necklace”
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The release date for Wu-Tang Clan's first studio album in almost seven years is quickly approaching and after dropping the track "Ruckus In B Minor" earlier this month the Clan is back in the front with "Necklace". The cut features verses from Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna, Raekwon, and GZA with production that will surely have you thinking Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). Classic ish. After the jump!
New Music: GZA – “Moonlight” (Remix)
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GZA The Genius of the Wu-Tang Clan (who have an album coming out December 9th) joins singer/songwriter Hanni El Khatib for a remix of "Moonight" from his forthcoming album due out in 2015. Check it out after the jump.
New Music: Wu-Tang Clan – “Ruckus In B Minor”
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The wait is finally over. After announcing their forthcoming, long-gestating A Better Tomorrow will be released despite delays and inner group conflict the Wu goes and shares a proper follow-up to "Ron O'Neal" (released back in August, jeez!) with "Ruckus In B Minor". If that isn't enough to get Wu-Tang Clan fans hyped the new song opens with some words from the late great Ol' Dirty Bastard. Listen after the jump.