To help remind y’all that The Celestine Prophecy 2 is available on iTunes, the Dyme Def spitter kicks some lines over the araabMuzik-produced cut from Joe Budden’s A Loose Quarter mixtape.

On top of the new video shown above, the Dyme Def emcee also just released his new album The Celestine Prophecy 2 on iTunes.

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As Fearce continues working on his solo project, the Dyme Def spitter drops off some new visuals. The clip also features an official introduction to the latest member of the Yuk the World crew, Romaro Franceswa. Check him kick 36 bars over “Prodigy” at around the 4 minute mark.

The Dyme Def spitter flips some Anthony Hamilton and gets a little personal on the latest preview from his upcoming project, TCP2, dropping March 19th.

With the March 19th release date for Brain’s TCP2 on the way, the Dyme Def spitter links up with Nacho Picasso to speak on one of my favorite types of females.

Little Eli adds his future talents to the hook of the Dyme Def rep’s latest track. TCP2 dropping March 19th.

To help tide y’all over until TCP2 finally drops this March, the Dyme Def spitter will be dropping a new joint each week. Here goes the first installment.

What a feelin’ to be a villain, I’ll burn your village/ Give music to your children, give ‘em a choice to have a voice if they’re willin’/ I see right through you blogs that think you have an opinion, sayin’ what Hip-Hop isn’t, when really you never lived it…

Although Seattle’s Dyme Def hasn’t released new music since last December’s full length release of Yuk The World, group members Fearce & BeanOne have been steadily dropping new material, which include their mixtape There Goes The Neighborhood, in addition to several leaks, as well as a hail of videos for their songs “Let It Be,” “I Want It All,” and “Bully,” the latter of which shed’s light on the international epidemic. For the duo’s latest leak “That Aint Hip Hop???,” Fearce challenges your right to judge what is or is not Hip-Hop over BeanOne’s moving guitar loops and boom-bap percussion. This song has not been tied to any forthcoming projects, however you can rest assured that more material is underway.

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Before Brain’s TCP2 finally drops on October 16th, the Dyme Def member liberates a new one that didn’t make the final cut.

The homie Grynch joins his fellow Seattle brethren for a new one.

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New single off the upcoming TCP2 project, dropping October 16th.

One of the more touching tracks off There Goes The Neighborhood gets some matching visuals.

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