The Season.

Tears Of Joy.

Thumbs Up.

Tight Rope.

Crown Jewels.

Duck Down.

Bad Santa.

Bodies In D.C..

The white kid from Company Flow and the ATLien offspring of OutKast form a rap group? Yeah I’m with it, I’m with it. It all began a year ago when El-P handled production for Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music. Their chemistry was evident and thankfully this past summer they officially formed a dynamic duo named Run The Jewels and released a self-titled free mixtape.

Have no fear, Killer Mike and El-P are here. Here’s their latest feature presentation off their recent collaborative effort, Run The Jewels.

Killer Mike and producer El-P link back for a joint project and have decided to release it for free 99. Titles below and download here.

As a contribution to the Adult Swim Single series, Killer Mike and El-P let their chain hang low on their newest release. complex

Consisting of frequent collaborators Killer Mike and producer El-P, the duo is set to release their free album and taps Big Boi for their latest audio. Peep the making of the track above. info

It’s a full time jack move as El P and Killer Mike catch wreck on this track from their forthcoming album. The pair are planning to hit the road this summer and you can check out the dates here.

Killer Mike and producer El-P were the musical guests on Late Night With David Letterman and performed “Untitled” off their underrated collaborative album, R.A.P. Music. Score one for real hip-hop.

Off Fool’s Gold‘s upcoming Loosies project dropping next Tuesday, A-Track’s cup filler track gets alternated with a few new guests. If you haven’t yet, peep Casey Veggies’ contribution here. pitchfork  

Picture this. Rather than go for the predictable historic clips from the Reagan Era, Killer goes animated for his political piece. Off his album with El-P, R.A.P. Music.

In Vacouver, Nard runs into El-P, who

This. Is. A. Remix. Heavily influenced by the 80s and 90s sound, producer EL-P puts his spin on Slaughterhouse’s track. stereogum

While in NYC, Killer Mike and El-P visited Sway this morning on Shade 45. They talked politics, violence as well as their views on today’s rising stars. Above they showcase their gift on the mic. R.A.P. Music is out now.