Video: Backstage Pass: Black Milk Claps & Slaps Tour Ep. 3

Wiki is taking a brief detour from his duties in Ratking by linking up with Detroit's Black Milk for "Hate Is Earned," which may or may not be appearing on a forthcoming solo project. In addition, Wiki has shared the visuals to "Living With My Mom's" -- another solo offering from the Ratking affiliate -- featuring Nasty Nigel. You may view that here. Check out Wiki's "Hate Is Earned" after the jump.

Black Milk shall be embarking upon his tour to support his excellent If There’s a Hell album from 2014. But first, he is dropping off that heat to fuel his tour. This one's "I Guess" and it goes! Check it out after the jump.

Cannibal Ox' highly-anticipated followup to their 2001 underground hip-hop classic The Cold Vein, Blade of the Ronin is set to finally drop March 3rd via iHipHop (which you may preorder now courtesy of iTunes here) and with the rap duo already having shared "Iron Rose" and "Harlem Knights" they are now sharing the Artifacts and U-God featured cut "Blade: The Art of Ox" produced by none other than the great Black Milk. You may listen that after the jump. And if you're in the city March 2nd be sure to come through to Cannibal Ox' Blade of the Ronin album release party at Webster Hall with Freeway, G-Jet, and very special guests. You don't wanna miss out!

Black Milk's forthcoming If There's a Hell Below is looking to be a great album after he's treated us with "Gold Piece" featuring Bun B and now he's giving us another goodie with "Scum" featuring Sean Price and Guilty Simpson. If There's a Hell Below will be out October 28th. Listen to "Scum" after the jump.

Detroit's Black Milk is due to release his new album, If There's a Hell Below October 28th and he has taken the time off his busy schedule to share a single from the forthcoming release. "Gold Piece" features Houston legend, the Trill OG, Bun B. If There's a Hell will also feature the likes of Pete Rock, Blu, and Random Axe. Check out "Gold Piece" after the jump.

Dilla heir Black Milk releases this new joint showing versatility -- his best asset -- by ripping this funky, 70s-drenched bass-slapping beat. Check the track after the jump.