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Growing up in Rockaway Beach, Queens, New York during the 90s, Bobby was immersed in a plethora of musical inspiration- from his mother’s love of classic rock to his father’s affinity for disco, soul & Motown. It was his older brother Eric though who introduced him to hip hop. Bobby began his ascent into the industry at the young age …

With the “One Chance” he was blessed with, New York lyricist MCWhiteOwl presents the official flick behind his Statik Selektah-crafted track. Given the setting and what he goes through to find relief and sustenance, the clip’s protagonist resembles a hybrid of Tom Hanks’ “Castaway” character and a down-on-his-luck, John Rambo. Directed by Olise Forel for Moving Silence, Owl’s “One Chance” …

New York City’s WhiteOwl combines forces with Rhinoceros Funk and Akbar for the Statik Selektah-produced, “No Interference”. With zero interruptions, the trio goes on a three and a half minute berserker barrage with a super smooth hook full of killer table cuts. The song can be heard below and is also available as a free download via Soundcloud.

Boston EMCEE SPNDA drops off the visuals to his Statik Selektah produced song, “Passenger 57”. You can find this song on his “Shards Of Glass” EP, coming soon. Directed by Emvision Productions.

Statik Selektah recruits Boston & Brooklyn emcees JFK, Wais P & Joey B for a triumphant record with a strong basketball emphasis on “Welcome To The NBA”.

Immediately dropping the visual to his jumpoff single “No. 99”, Pro Era chief of commands Joey Badass slips into his ‘badass’ persona for his Statik Selektah production which sounds similar to A Tribe Called Quest’s “Scenario” record but with a sweet updated sound. His sophomore album, “B4.DA.$$”, drops January 20th.

Looks like Termanology has amassed his version of the Justice League with his latest single, “El Wave”. Featuring Willie The Kid & Reks, the smooth production provided by Alchemist & Statik Selektah serves for the perfect, old school vibe. Term’s “Shut Up & Rap” project lands December 9th.

FFA_D Volume 1 started as a simple mixtape of VT hip hop, old and new, and a few scratch DJ tributes from Burlington’s finest turntablists. As the word went out that 4word was creating the compilation, people in the Burlington hip hop community started to inquire about recording new music for it. What started as a Big Dog scratch medley …

What do you get when you combine a dope dj/ producer with an old school rap duo? You get “Heltah Selektah”, the latest drop from Statik Selektah’s new album “What Goes Around”, featuring Boot Camp Click alum Heltah Skeltah (Sean Price & Rock).

Statik Selektah is gearing up to drop his new album on Aug 19th and drops the visuals to “Hard 2 Explain” which features Al Doe, Termanology & Chris Rivers. To get this track you have to pre-order his album here: “What Goes Around”