While visiting Statik Selektah’s “ShowOff Radio” show a few weeks back, Emilio cracked the mic and displayed a few rhymes for the Shade 45 listeners at home. His No Shame…No Regrets is available here.
After speaking on her return to the game and relationship with B.I.G., Charli helped RapFix Live close out another session with a quick verse. If you want more, download her mixtape, Hard To Kill below.
BET welcomed Termanology to 106 & Park. In return, he decided to step up to the mic and do what he does best. His GOYA mixtape is coming soon.
DJ Scream and Boss Lady hosted a Self Made 3 album release party over at Hip-Hop Nation. During the festivities, Milly cracked the mic for a two part freestyle session. Self Made 3 drops September 17.
Along with Pete Rock, Camp Lo visited Sway’s A.M. show at Shade 45. They talked their joint tape 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s Pt. 2, kicked a freebie and performed “Clean Getaway”. “Luchini” after the jump.
Mistah F.A.B. continued his New York radio run over at DJ Kay Slay’s show on Shade 45. With a few beats on deck, Fabby Davis Jr. kicked a freebie for nearly 7 minutes. Get Hella Ratchet here.
One thing F.A.B. sure knows how to do well is rap on the spot. During his visit at Shade 45, he showcases his skills with Sway. Below, he closes out today’s RapFix Live. Get Hella Ratchet here.
With his stunna shades on, Tech N9ne stepped inside the BET booth for this week’s 106 & Park freestyle series. Don’t forget, Something Else is on iTunes now.
Danny Brown kicked it with Sway this morning on Shade 45. Although he passed on taking on DJ Wonder’s “5 Fingers Of Death”, he did crack the mic before leaving. OLD drops September 30.
In celebration of Ferg’s Trap Lord release, A$AP Mob invaded Hot 97 with Flex last night. Above, they share their thoughts on Kendrick’s verse. Afterwards, they cracked the mic for a 16 minute freebie.
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