Statik Selektah celebrated his album release last night at S.O.B.s. with performances from Bun B, Sean Price, Black Thought, Joey Bada$$, Pro Era, Flatbush Zombies, M.O.P., Troy Ave, PUSH!, Wais P and Chris Rivers. If you couldn’t get in, XclusiveZone has the recap. Purchase the album today.
As the temperature rises, the Flatbush Zombies cool out in the shade on their brand new track. Their Better Off Dead mixtape is still on the way. Produced by Erick Arc Elliott.
Last night, Peter Rosenberg invited Flatbush Zombies as guests for his “Real Late Sessions”. Above, they crack the mic over various Cella Dwellas beats. Listen up.
From the night spot to the looney house, A-Trak and the crew get pissy in the visual aid to their remix. Fool’s Gold’s compilation project, Loosies can be purchased here. We see you Dame.
The Brooklyn band joined Statik Selektah last Thursday. During their stay, each member took
Dranks and weed are the necessities when crafting a track. Here’s the end result from the Flatbush Zombies inside their home studio. Better Off DEAD is coming soon.
Produced by Erick Arc Elliott, Flatbush Zombies return with their new recording. Expect their new mixtape Better Of DEAD which is on the way. nr
Last month, Dru Ha and his troops marched into the Music Hall of Williamsburg for their annual holiday show. Here’s the highlights featuring Talib Kweli, Sean Price, Pharoahe Monch, Buckshot, Smif-N-Wessun, Skyzoo, Flatbush Zombies, and DyMe-A-DuZiN. Ain’t nobody fresher than their clik.
Produced by the trio’s own
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
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