Sene spits some bars while at CDR: Crack Distributors Radio over the Nas classic “Life’s A Bitch”. Props to Shine & Holley.

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Shine Travis and Holley Monelle speak with Sene about how he began to work with Blu, Exile, his next full length project with The ClubHouse who recently produced “Life of A Lover” for Theophilus London, his Reality Bites project, transitioning from NY and LA, and having lived in both New York & Los Angeles; how he feels about the state of New York hip hop.

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Freddie Gibbs recently came through CDR: Crack Distributors Radio and spit bars over the Lil Kim/Notorious BIG Classic “Drugs”, look for out for his CDR Interview coming Next Week.

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Emilio Sparks recently kicked it with the Crack Distributors Radio crew at PNC Radio to talk about his compilation album Kicks, Chicks & Porno Flicks. Apparently Emilio Sparks hired Captain America as his own personal security guard. Weird yet true.

PREVIOUS: Emilio Sparks & Cloudkicker – Kicks, Chicks & Porno Flicks (Album)

During his time on CDR, the homie Sean Falyon drops some bars over Money, Power, Respect.

During one of my last nights in New York, I went up to PNC radio for some unrelated issues but ended up running into ILLZ. Good dude for sure. Check the above clip to see him rock over Big Pun’s You Ain’t a Killer.

PREVIOUS: The ILLZ – Milfi

Shine Travis, Holley Monelle, and Mike Waxx of Illroots.com talk to Donnis about how he linked with 10 Deep for the release of his new mixtape; Diary of An Atlanta Brave, if he reads comments on Blogs, and how he secured features for his new project. They also discuss the hip hop community in Atlanta compared to New York, if he felt pressure being the next artist presented by 10 Deep after Kid Cudi, The Snack Pack Series, and Holley asks Donnis how many “thangs” hes popped in reference to his song “Pop Them Thangs.”

Meka posted this earlier, but it had a few audio issues. Here is the update video of that dude Donnis rocking over Mobb Deep’s Burn and Red Cafe’s Hottest in the Hood. And if you don’t have Diary Of An ATL Brave in your collection yet, you are failing at life.

Shine and Holley talk to Young Chris about his craziest “groupie” experience, The Network Part 2, touring with Wale, his favorite MCs from Philly, his advice for Philly’s Grand Hustle artist Meek Mill, the story of how Young Gunz got signed to Roc-A-Fella as teenagers, and the best advice he received from Jay-Z.

Shine and Holley talk to Young Chris about The Network, Mark Ronson and Jay-Z executive producing his LP, Split of Roc-A-Fella, his new deal, Jay-Z’s help with getting a record from The-Dream, how he linked with Mark Ronson for production, growing up as a teenager as a Roc-A-Fella artist and much more.

The Young Gunner kicks a freestyle over the instant vintage “Shook Ones” instrumental. What up Shine, Chance and Holley?

Before his performance at SOBS in NYC, Diz drops some lines for CrackDistributorsRadio.