VIDEO: Eazy-E & O.D.B Holograms at Rock The Bells Festival

Rock The Bells Festival now in it's 10th year, travels across the U.S. and kicked off in L.A. yesterday and continues today in Los Angeles; the festival will reach San Francisco, Washington D.C., and New York. Wu-Tang is set to take the stage today, Sunday and Ol' Dirty Bastard (O.B.D.) will rise again as a hologram-like image, as did legendary MC Eazy-E of N.W.A. did yesterday, who's image perform along side his proteges Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and NWA member DJ Yella Saturday night, which was Eazy's 50th birthday.

VIDEO: Method Man & The Roots Perform 'Protect Ya Neck' on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

For those who follow my blog you may have guess I am a Wu fan, and to my delight the #Wu-Tang is making noise in 2013; with recent shows here in Toronto with Method Man and most recently Ghostface Killah at the Sound Academy; and fellow fans are looking forward to their release later this year celebrating the 20th anniversary of '(Enter The Wu-Tang) - 36 Chambers'.

Method Man hit up Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and opened the show with The Roots with their collabo version of 'Protect Ya Neck'.

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NEW MUSIC: Raekwon - '86' featuring Altrina Renee

@Raekwon The Chef has released of his latest track "86" featuring @AltrinaRenee and announced via twitter his up-coming release for an EP Lost Jewelry for fans on December 13th, also working on his next solo project in early 2013 and may very well be preparing for the next Wu-Tang album celebrating their 20th anniversary. The track "86" brings to life a picture with his words of what 'old New York City' was like at that time - '86, and I caught that Stephanie Mills sample. 

You can listen for yourself inside....

Wu-Tang’s GZA Merging Hip-Hop With Science In Schools

Gary Grice, aka The GZA is known by many as The Genius of the #WuTang Clan, despite ending his formal education in the 10th grade. While his lyrical contributions have proven him more than worthy of the title, he’s gone the extra mile to distinguish himself as a mind to be reckoned with.
According to The NY Times, GZA is teaming up with a Columbia University professor to make the sciences more appealing to school students using Hip-Hop. After doing research at M.I.T. for his upcoming album, 'Dark Matter' GZA met Dr. Christopher Emdin on a radio show and realized they had a shared desire to bridge the worlds of science and hip-hop. Read more inside...

Wu-Tang Brings the Ruckus on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

It was a #WuTang swarm last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon - as members of the 36 Chambers assembled for the first time, in a very long time. As Fallon introduce the group by saying "it's not easy to get theses guys together in the same place, at the same time". The Wu-Tang Clan and Jimmy Fallon's house band (legendary hip hop band - reppin' hip hop to the fullest) The Roots, helped the Killa Bees bring the ruckus to the stage to perform "Six Directions of Boxing" the group's track to the soundtrack album for RZA's directorial debut, The Man With the Iron Fists. Read more and watch the performance inside... UPDATE: For Wu fans check the new release of Wu-Block (Wu-Tang Clan and D-Block) here...listen to Full Album Stream.

New Music: Wu-Block (Wu-Tang & The Lox) - 'Batman'

Collaborations seems to be working for hip hop over the last year; now two of New York’s most respected rap crews, Wu-Tang Clan and The Lox, have decided to merge for a joint group album called Wu-Block, anchored by Ghostface Killah and Sheek Louch. The album focuses on Sheek and Ghost but original heads members Styles P, Jadakiss, RZA, to Raekwon to Method Man are on joints. Sheek and Ghost got together in late 2010 while on the road promoting their respective LPs, Donnie G: Don Gorilla and Apollo Kids for Def Jam and that was when they decided to make an album together.

With Nas who is about to hit us with a new one, now this, it would be nice to hear something from Mobb Deep...don't you agree?

Off Ghostface and Sheek upcoming project Wu-Block. It’s Batman! Listen here...