Stranga The Great - Witness Greatness

New joint from my man Stranga The Great. This track features quality production coupled with Stranga's introspective lyrics and knack for story telling.  Featured on hiphopweekly.com. Download after the jump.

Stranga The Great - Witness Greatness

J. Cole - Disgusting

 J. Cole- Disgusting (prod. by J. Cole) by Hypetrak

New banger from J. Cole.

J. Cole Featuring Omen & Fashawn - Relaxation

 J. Cole featuring Omen & Fashawn - Relaxation by Hypetrak

Nothing less than classic, self produced track by J. Cole featuring Omen and Fashawn

Stranga The Great - Caroline

Stranga The Great "Caroline" Offical music video (Directed by Chieftexx) from Chieftexx on Vimeo.

New video from one of North Carolina's finest, Stranga The Great; Stranga brings back purpose to emceeing and is definitely an artist to stay on the look out for. Download his free mixtape, Forbidden Language, for free @ http://www.datpiff.com/DJ_Sincere_Stranga_The_Great_Forbidden_Language.m94446.html

J. Cole - The Plan

New track from J. Cole called "The Plan." A short snippet of this track is on the soundtrack of the video game NBA Elite 11.

J. Cole - Villematic

 J. Cole - Villematic by Hypetrak

Another track from hip-hop's best up and coming artist, J. Cole, from his soon to be released Villematic mixtape.

J. Cole - The Blow Up (Mixtape)

If you don't know who this up and coming MC is then maybe you need to leave hip-hop alone. This is J. Cole, Fayetteville's finest, and soon to be one of the game's finest. Check out his latest mixtape with a few already released tracks and some new ones.

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Controversy over J. Cole's "Who Dat" Video

Now I am a Fayetteville State alumni and I personally enjoyed seeing the Bronco cheerleaders doing their thing in J. Cole's video. However, Fayetteville State's Chancellor obviously wasn't that pleased, hopefully him and J. Cole can work something out for the benefit of the city of Fayetteville

J. Cole - Sucker Free - MTV Shows

The Drop Squad - My Life

My Life

J. Cole "Who Dat" Video

Shot in downtown Fayetteville, NC and featuring the beautiful cheerleaders of FSU (Go Broncos!!!!!!) and E.E. Smith's marching band, J. Cole, Fayetteville's own, definitely did his thing.

John Forte - I Believe (featuring Radmila Lolly)

I Believe (feat Radmila Lolly) by John Forte

A Superhero's Romance by Danny C. Anderson Jr.

Danny C. Anderson Jr. known through hip-hop communities by his pseudonym Sudan Six is about as witty and intelligent as they come. His innate sense of humor is displayed in his music by the skits he injects between his songs to give direction to his projects and bring instant chuckles to the listener. If you frequent certain Fayetteville hip-hop circles his name will be thrown up sporadically in conversations about good music being made and produced. Someone as diverse as Danny plays many roles simultaneously: that of a college student, college graduate, employee, aspiring entrepreneur, MC, producer, husband, son, father and more recently author. Yes, no typos folks an author. That brings us to "A Superhero's Romance" the first book by Danny that encompasses all the wit and humor that he is known for. A must read and remarkable blend of social issues, parenting, cynicism, childhood reflections and humor all in one."A Superhero's Romance" is masterfully written; the colloquial vocabulary allows the reader to become immersed in the stories without having to search for Webster's best seller. Danny takes on several characters as he spins tales of experiencing his first kiss to how he wants the president to expunge his college loans and ultimately give him a free tractor. "A Superhero's Romance" is filled with relatable stories about the lack of pride a barber takes on your hair once you become a regular to all the subtle benefits of being a father; however, what one finds the most intriguing is how Danny can tackle social/political issues with such humor that he makes you forget that he was speaking on a controversial issue in the first place. The book provides insight on interracial relationships, the decadence pervasive throughout Fayetteville, and the treatment of black women by their male counterparts without ever becoming polarizing or judgemental. "A Superhero's Romance" is a wonderful freshman effort by Danny and if you are a fan of his music you will definitely be a fan of this book. The same humor and ingenuity that he showed in his music is also present in this phenomenal piece of literature. A testament to the fact that humor can be used to tell life stories and tackle complex issues, "A Superhero's Romance", will definitely be a wonderful addition to your library. Here are the links to purchase or preview the book:http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1383982/, http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/a-superheros-romance-20/8819100