While on The Lost Cities Tour, Tech N9ne revealed a possible collaboration with second generation emcee Diggy Simmons. This past weekend, Tech hit the web to not only confirm the collaboration happened, but also surprised fans with brand new audio.
The latest release in the long running Underground Hustlin’ series is now available. Hosted by underground icon Necro, volume 37 also features a few familiar names courtesy of Strange Music.
The jam packed compilation features 22 exclusive tracks, including Alaska Red’s “From AK To KC” featuring Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, and Kutt Calhoun. The Strange posse cut is just one of many star studded tracks on Underground Hustlin’ 37. As one of the most popular compilations in the underground, Underground Hustlin’ has continued to deliver the very best in independent music. With Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, and Kutt Calhoun dropping in, Underground Hustlin’ is about to get a pass to Strangeland.
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2011 is a wrap and Shade 45′s own Tony Touch is celebrating the new year by giving listeners everywhere an exclusive mix of the very best Toca Tuesdays freestyle sessions from the past year.
Tech N9ne turns up the heat in his latest music video appearance for Trae Tha Truth’s “All That I Know”, also featuring Mystikal and Brian Angel.
2011 was undoubtedly a busy year for Tech N9ne, but for those fans that are still thirsty for more of the Nina – after two full albums released this past year (All 6′s and 7′s and Welcome to Strangeland) – rest easy knowing there’s plenty still on the way.
As if Welcome to Strangeland didn’t satisfy your insatiable appetite for more Tech N9ne, out comes Will Power and Matt “Mateo” Hayes’ epic remix of “When I Was High” by Nikkiya Featuring Tech N9ne and Rittz!
Tech N9ne is featured in the newly released “All I Know” with down South heavy hitters Trae The Truth, Mystikal and Brian Angel. Continue reading
The Outlawz return with the release of their newest album, Perfect Timing. The group, formerly led by Tupac Shakur, is heating up the singles chart with their latest smash, “New Years”, which features Tech N9ne. Continue reading
Da Kennel lets loose and brings Tecca Nina along for the ride on the smash hit, “Better Believe It”.
Drowning in synths, the production pumps adrenaline straight into listeners ears as Tech N9ne takes over for a guest feature that sees his signature chopping and bouncy delivery come in full force. The boastful rhymes come with plenty of cocky attitude. Tech N9ne’s charisma shines through, proving to push out the strongest verse on the Midwest club banger. Complete with auto-tune and aggressive chants, Da Kennel brings fans a stomp worthy anthem. The hook alone is enough to blast speakers everywhere, and with Tech N9ne’s help, Da Kennel gets their point across: We run this shit.
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Tech N9ne collaborated with Tupac Shakur in 1996 with “Thugs Get Lonely Too” and is now slated to appear on Tupac’s former group The Outlawz’ upcoming album Perfect Timing with the song “New Years”. The official tracklisting was released on HipHopDX.com and also features appearances by Scarface, Young Buck and Bun B.
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