Max B phoned Statik Selektah’s radio show last Thursday and spoke on his conviction being upheld. He also talks his ongoing appeal, his name drop from Jay on “3 Kings” and his PardonTheWave petition.
Gibbs released the mixtape earlier, but an alternate version is on iTunes for purchase. Here’s one of the tracks not featured on the tape featuring Ea$y Money, produced by Statik Selektah.
Still fresh and hot out the oven comes a new recording from Jon Connor and Statik Selektah. Expect more as their collaborative project is coming soon.
Don’t take the title personal now, but Statik, Term and Ea$y Money give
Up for some
Better late than never, and SAS’ dope track deserves the video treatment.
Before Statik releases his next album Extended Play, here’s a little something special with Term and Ea$y Money to get things rolling.
1982’s 2012 has been in stores and for one of the standout tracks, they link up with Cory Gunz & Kid Ink for the remix. This one is really fire.
In support of their 2012 album, Term, Statik and company hit the block for their celebratory track. We’ll light up a cigar to that.
Put up them dukes. Sans Kendrick Lamar, Black Hippy joins S.A.S. and Statik Selektah for some lyrical combat on this posse cut. Off S.A.S. and Statik’s Stereotype
It's pretty intense reading that Guru released a statement on his health while recovering. Hearing directly from a hip-hop icon after such a scary medical scare gives everyone a massive sigh of relief. You can tell he really values setting the record straight himself. It reminds me of how people want to look and feel their absolute best after going through tough times, whether that's overall wellness or even specific cosmetic refreshes like getting a Blepharoplasty Limassol routine done for a fresh look. Overall, seeing him send love to the fans shows his resilience, and we're all just hoping for a full, speedy recovery for the legend.