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Thought I would give this nifty collection of joints a post, a little Consequence never hurt anybody. The tape features appearances from Kanye West, Common, Talib Kweli, Q-Tip, Rick Ross (BAWSE), Pharoahe Monch, Asher Roth, Diddy, Kid Cudi, Styles P, and more. I don’t really have much excitement for this tape, but Cons last album was nothing short of superb. Give the tape a download and share some thoughts…

Download: Consequence – Movies On Demand

After giving us “Just Begun” in late December, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek are back with their latest single from the upcoming Revolutions Per Minute LP. “In This World” incorporates a lovely soul sample in the chorus combined with “If skills sold, truth be told/I’d probably be, lyrically Talib Kweli” verse by Jay-Z. You may remember the verse that from the The Black album. The tempo is a lot slower on this joint but still a worthy listen. Revolutions Per Minute is scheduled to be released April 6th.

Download: Reflection Eternal – “In This World” [Right Click Save-As]

Reflection Eternal are back with their latest mixtape mixed by Statik Selektah. The mixtape is nice treat in preparation for their upcoming album Revolutions Per Minute dropping February 2010. The new mixtape features new tracks, Rawkus classics and unreleased material. Props to Showoffhiphop.com and Yearoftheblacksmith.com

Download: Reflection Eternal & Statik Selektah: The RE-Union

Hit the jump for tracklisting….

After hearing the radio rip on Shade45 with Just Blaze and Jay Electronica, the CDQ has finally surfaced.  The beat sounds like something from the Rawkus era. Jay Electronica and J. Cole really shine on this latest Hi-Tek production.  Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek’s Revolutions Per Minute is due out in February 2010.  Props to Eskay.

Download: Reflection Eternal – “Just Begun” Feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole & Mos Def [Right Click Save-As]

Here’s what looks like an insane (in a good way) tribute to my personal favorite group of all time – De La Soul. Mick Boogie & Terry Urban teamed up with a slew of artists (ranging from Tanya Morgan to Phife Dawg to 6th Sense to Camp Lo to Apple Juice Kid) for this project. I heard a leak the other day for Phife’s  “Peace Porridge” and I can tell you I was interested off that track alone. Download, enjoy, and give thanks to one of the greatest groups to ever do it as well as everyone involved on this mixtape. Hit the jump for the tracklist.

Download: Mick Boogie & Terry Urban – Le Da Soul