Using the Cinch app, Tech N9ne uploaded a rough recording of the track and shared it with fans online. Speaking on the collab, Tech revealed that it was originally meant for Diggy’s brand new album, Unexpected Arrival, but didn’t make the final cut. Always looking to give fans more new music, Tech played his verse for what he called “Monstrosity”.

The brand new recording comes just as KLUSTERFUK approaches its first week of sales.  With fans already buzzing over the collaboration, can listeners expect an official release of the recording?  Check back for more on Tech N9ne and Diggy Simmons!

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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.

Famous for putting every elite MC on the spot, Toca Tuesdays has become a regular stop for upcoming and veteran MCs to show off their freestyle abilities.  2011 included guest appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Yelawolf, D12, and Strange Music’s Jay Rock and Tech N9ne.  This exclusive one hour mix features the very best freestyles of 2011 with Jay Rock and Tech N9ne dropping in for their own respective sessions.  The exclusive mix is now available for download and is a great listen for fans who may have missed Tech N9ne and Jay Rock the first time around.

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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.

Fans may recall that during The Lost Cities Tour, Trae Tha Truth confirmed Tech N9ne and Mystikal for his latest single, “All That I Know”. The rock infused anthem first debuted back in November and now with 2012 opening up, Trae Tha Truth has rolled out the official music video. Shot inside a warehouse, the gritty video features rock guitars, drums, tattoos, and all things heavy metal. Taking the energy to a higher level, Tech N9ne closes out the video by waving around a flame torch to match his scorching guest feature. Be sure to take a step back because the flames are on high for this all-star collaboration.

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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.

The Subnoize Souljaz (the 14-member posse) have just announced a 2-disc, twenty-eight (!) track collaboration album with, you ready for this? – FOURTEEN tracks with Tech N9ne and/or Krizz Kaliko.  That’s an entire album’s worth of music!  In addition to Tech and Krizz, other familiar voices adorn the rest of the tracks such as the Kottonmouth Kings, Swollen Members, Twiztid, Insane Clown Posse and Blaze Ya Dead Homie amongst others.

Though the album will not drop until January 31, one can get a taste of all the tracks HERE via Amazon.com. For die-hard fans, you can pre-order the album HERE and get a “Defend the Noize” T-shirt and sticker in addition to the 28-track album, all for $20, not bad!

What do you think about the new Collabos album from Subnoize Souljaz?  Have you heard these collaborations before?

You may remember Nikkiya’s heavenly voice from “Delusional” and “Promiseland” off of Tech’s All 6′s And 7′s. Here, the angel shows her darker side claiming “Life seemed so damn good – when I was high,” – remember Tech said it himself at the end of “K.O.D” when he claimed sometimes angels fall.

Tech’s verse is a lyrical powerhouse involving everything from Kill Bill to Juliette Lewis – everything you would come to expect from the N9na.  Without missing a beat, Rittz keeps the frantic pace set by Tech in the second verse – a beautiful juxtaposition to the calm beat of the song.  Closing it all up, Nikkiya ends the song with her angelic voice asking “They say don’t do drugs and don’t get high – So why am I in my momma’s room, sneaking her supplies?”

Click here to listen to the remix of “When I Was High”.

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Produced by Tha Formula, the bouncy and futuristic sounds of “New Years” help separate the track from other club bangers this year.  Like the title indicates, it’s all a a party on “New Years”.  The Outlawz cover the first half of the track with a mean delivery reminiscent of their earlier days running with Tupac.  Tech N9ne steps in to close out the track, and immediately dominates with an aggressive flow that smashes out of the gate.  In typical Tech fashion, the verse switches between several styles and deliveries, giving Tech N9ne another blow out performance.  The drinks are heavy and the rhymes are even heavier on this highly anticipated collaboration.

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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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