Freddie Gibbs

After sharing "Fuckin' Up the Count" last month, Indiana's first rate emcee Freddie Gibbs -- returning under the Gangsta Gibbs moniker -- is sharing two new cuts from his forthcoming, highly-anticipated new mixtape, Shadow of a Doubt. The pair of tracks, "Extradite" (featuring Black Thought) and "Packages", showcases Gibbs' rough around the edges sound -- all the way down to the banging, menacing production -- which is a welcome return following his excursions with Madlib on Pinata. Both tracks, along with "Fuckin' Up the Count" will appear on Gibbs' Shadow of a Doubt, arriving November 20th via ESGN. Listen to "Extradite" and "Packages" after the jump.

Verbal Kent links up with Freddie Gibbs on "Suitcase Switch," a track that is also produced by Apollo Brown. The two Midwestern rappers exchange a bevy of spitfire verses that'll leave you wanting more. In addition, Apollo's soulful production along with those knocking drums will be the perfect backdrop to your hot summer day. Check out "Suitcase Switch" by Verbal Kent after the jump.

After linking up with East Coast's Your Old Droog for "El Capitan” The Purist is heading West to team up with Freddie Gibbs for the synth-laced track "Pimp Hand." Both tracks are set to appear on The Purist's Pyrex Scholar, which is currently up for preorder via his Bandcamp. Check out "Pimp Hand" after the jump.

In October the elusive rapper JMSN dropped "Street Sweeper" the lead follow-up single to his 2013 release †Pllajë†. And with his sophomore album due out December 9th he has enlisted the help from hip-hop's resident gangsta Freddie Gibbs for the official remix. Peep the "Street Sweeper" remix with Gangsta Gibbs after the jump!

Last year footage surfaced of Freddie Gibbs and Mike Dean working "in the lab" and ever since then very little additional information has been given regarding that session. Now Gangsta Gibbs has shared a new track entitled "Sellin' Dope" which gives artist credit to Mike Dean. Our guess is Mike Dean, who is a hip-hop producer and certainly no rapper (best known for working with Kanye West), produced the cut. The track is absolutely menacing, both in production and in overall concept/theme as Dean's ominous ghastly beat perfectly suits Gibbs' aggressive flow and hyper-realistic subject matter (yes, sellin' dope). The track will appear on the Grand Theft Auto V next-gen iteration. Listen after the jump!

The rapper-producer duo of Freddie Gibbs (Gary, Indiana) and Madlib (Oxnard, California) could not have worked out better than it already has, as their debut collaborative album Pinata from earlier this year has reached a level of critical and fan acclaim very few hip-hop albums have seen in recent memory. And now their excellent "Knicks" cut gets a remix from the great Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, and Ransom. Damn, now that's a stacked line-up. Listen after the jump and be on the look out for Gibbs and Madlib's forthcoming Knicks Remix EP due out Nov. 18.