music video

Sugar Factory Films takes it back to 2001 by unveiling the previously unreleased video for "Y'all Been Warned" from the Clan's album Iron Flag.  While not a spectacular video itself, it's great that this visual has seen the light of day as I'm a big fan of the immensely underrated Iron Flag. 

These guys are the worst...just kidding.  Check out this scenic new visual from 'Bino and Chance.

New York standup!  Perrion just dropped a sweet set of visuals for "Rollin," from A3C Volume 3 which is in stores now.

YNG's "A-1 Since Day 1" is the latest video from the third-annual A3C compilation album, A3C Volume 3.  The video was directed by Unkle Luc and features J. Nics.

iHipHop Distribution and A3C let lose another ill visual from A3C Volume 3. This one is by the dope spitter from Syracuse, Blizz, who is the latest signee to Trademark Da Skydiver's The Barnes Corp imprint.

With A3C Volume 3 in stores now, iHipHop Distribution has teamed up with The Great Outdoors to release the latest music video from this 54-track compilation.  Director Rand Rosenberg provided a dope set of visuals to accompany this ratchet anthem from the compilation.

After dropping the audio last week, Trademark Da Skydiver follows up with some extremely dope visuals for his single "Rite Nah" featuring Dizzy Wright.  This track is from Trade's forthcoming album Flamingo Barnes 2: Mingo Royale, dropping November 19th via The Barnes Corp / iHipHop Distribution.  You can pre-order the album on iTunes now.

Brooklyn spitter Ken Rebel links up with Emani on this self-produced track which serves as the first single from A3C Volume 3, dropping October 1st.  The compilation will feature over 50 of the best up-and-coming artists from across the country and marks the third year that iHipHop Distribution has partnered with the A3C Hip-Hop Festival in this capacity.  Hit the jump to check out the cover art from this sure-to-be dope compilation.

Looking at my inbox, I saw a message with "Wais P" and "NSFW" in the subject and had to take a look.  The hook on this song turns one man's adversity into another man's slang.  By the way, this is the safe-for-work version for all you cats on the West Coast or those of us on the East still grinding in the office.  Check out the NSFW version here.