K.R.I.T. and 9th Wonder sure make beautiful music together. They recently linked back in the studio to work on more music in preperation for K.R.I.T.’s King Remembered In Time mixtape.

Big K.R.I.T. and Bun B lets their souls glow on this new record lifted from K.R.I.T.’s upcoming

Tha Joker’s offering The Explanation next Monday, but here’s a sample from the project featuring Mississippi’s own K.R.I.T. and Tito Lopez. Produced by TyTy America.

With the big release of the XX8 Jordans tomorrow, Bun B and Big K.R.I.T. reunite for their contribution

As part of Crown Royal’s new campaign, 9th Wonder and Big K.R.I.T. rework the O’Jays classic tune. The song is said to appear tonight during the Miami Heat vs. OKC Thunder game tonight on TNT. Above is a video of how the track came together.

Joey BadA$$, DZA and K.R.I.T. take to the subways of New York City in their new video. The title track is lifted from Ecko Unlimited’s upcoming tape, Underground Airplay. mtvbuzzworthy

Over 9th Wonder’s production, Big K.R.I.T., shows no signs of slowing down on his new track featuring Rapsody and Heather Victoria. K.R.I.T. mixtape coming soon. hhnm

Big K.R.I.T. and Mike Will Made It hooked up for the first time down at Tree Sound Studios in Atlanta. K.R.I.T. says that he plans to feature him on his next album, but before then he’s releasing his next mixtape, K.R.I.T. 

As you can see, this King is remembered in time more in the mixtape category. Maybe it’s because the Mississippi heavyweight is allowed to remain in his comfort zone. Armed with complete creative control, K.R.I.T. mans his own production and doesn’t hesitate penning his passion. Mr. Scott displays his vocals on the hook of the soothing opener “Wake Up Saxaphone” and joy rides over the UGK influence-sounding “Me & My Old School.” K.R.I.T. kicks it into high gear on the reflectful “1986” […]

With two celebrated mixtapes under his belt, Big K.R.I.T.’s official debut, Live From The Underground had high expectations. Unfortunately, listeners were let down by some rookie mistakes. No one knows K.R.I.T.’s sound better than himself and on Live From The Underground, he mans the boards by his lonely. There’s the commanding “I Got This” and salacious “What U Mean”. “Praying Man” deserves praise, but for the most part, a bulk of the player falls flat.  “Hydroplaning” and “Money On The Floor” lack enthusiasm […]