Sacramento rapper C Plus went in over Wiz Khalifa’s “Black and Yellow” instrumental, produced by Stargate, and morphed it into a hometown ode. In case you aren’t up on things, the title was taken from the Sacramento Kings’ team colors.

Download: C Plus – Black and Purple

Here is the third single and video from Big Boi's Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty album. Up and coming rapper Yelawolf also makes a memorable mark on the the song.

Bassist from System of a Down , "Shavo" and producer from Wu-Tang Clan ,"RZA" colliding together  as ,"ACHOZEN" to make diverse music, and combining two opposite sounds can be very interesting.  Shavo says, " Rock fans are going to start like hip hop." ACHOZEN-Salute/Sacrifice

Mr. Slick dropped off this heartfelt track about various issues relevant to most of us if not all of us. Pretty Slick - Can't Be Life

Curren$y - Live Performance (Recap) in Sacramento, CA 08.21.10 from Bosse Media on Vimeo. Curren$y took the stage in Sacramento for the very 1st time this past Saturday at the Red Lion Hotel. He did a set that mixed old and new, ranging from "Spit vicious" from his Fly Society days to what he called his "MTV Jams party," his slew →

Here is the visual for "Last Call" from Sacramento veteran emcee Mean Doe Green (formerly Doey Rock). Produced by d.C. (soulplusmind music) off of Doe's upcoming "Mean Doe Green" which features production favorites Hippie Sabatoge (Socrates and Sour Beats) and Fly High representative Nicatyne.

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Nicatyne did the unheard of and debuted the video to "Deaf Star" before releasing the song. The track comes from Nicatyne's upcoming LP, Midday Marauder, dropping September 11th.

The track for this video comes from Jonny Shipes’ Good Talk, Vol. 9: Curve Your Enthusiasm Edition mixtape, which is hosted by Big K.R.I.T. and will be dropped in September.

Cookbook and Uno Mas release their new music video for their latest single "When You Rock & Roll" featuring Evidence, off their new album C & U Music Factory. The song verbalizes the positive and negative outcomes of being a musician and their personal experience as well. They discreetly explain how new musicians forget that it's not about the money, →