Art & Design by TaVon Sampson (for By Any Means).

With the help of nation, Jon Connor and Elite link up for some new heat.

DOWNLOAD: Jon Connor – Keep Your Head f. Elite (prod. Elite) | Mediafire

Another day, another musical massacre from J. Cole’s right-hand man.

DOWNLOAD: Elite – Welcome To The Show | Mediafire
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Photo: My Slanted Vision. Design: Alex Haldi.

And now it’s sing song time! © Slim Chin. In all seriousness though, J. Cole has got himself one helluva team.

DOWNLOAD: Elite – Sing My Song (prod. Elite) | Mediafire

From Byram, Connecticut, the 27-year-old artist has worked as an in-house producer for Ruff Ryders — producing tracks for many of the label’s top artists (DMX, Drag-On, Jadakiss, Styles P). His work during that period can be found on his recent effort The Groundwork. Lately, he’s been working closely with Roc Nation’s J.Cole (co-producing “Who Dat” and “See World”), and promptly sets off his solo path with “Judas,” where he explores his constantly bickering creative psyche, and applies the song as a testament to reassure his talents as an artist.

DOWNLOAD: Elite – Judas (prod. Omen)

Art by TaVon Sampson. Photo: Aristotle (for By Any Means).

Fresh off the release of J. Cole’s Friday Night Lights, Elite and Omen offer up something from Elite’s upcoming mixtape.

Elite offers a glimpse into his world as an artist. “Judas” from Elite’s upcoming mixtape, is an exploration of the creative psyche. Working his way through the industry over the last ten years, “Judas” serves as an introduction to Elite’s story.

DOWNLOAD: Elite – Judas (prod. Omen) | Mediafire

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J. Cole’s go-to producer is also stepping behind the boards to spit for fun. Looks like both of them are learning from each other…

DOWNLOAD: Elite – Touch The Sky | Mediafire

The name might not be recognizable, but the sound definitely is; as Voli has been working in the same circle as J. Cole, Omen and Elite for the past 10 years. This Wednesday he’s dropping off a sampler to his Glass Doors project; which will feature production from the entire crew. Here goes a few joints to help prepare y’all.

DOWNLOAD: Voli – Heartache Freestyle (prod. Elite) | Mediafire

DOWNLOAD: Voli – Tripwire (prod. Voli) | Mediafire

As promised, here goes the final/explicit version of Jermaine’s first single off his debut album Cole World. Shouts to Illy.

DOWNLOAD: J. Cole – Who Dat (prod. Elite & J. Cole) | Mediafire

Introducing the first single from J. Cole’s upcoming Roc Nation debut. Applaud the NMC‘s first lady miss info for liberating the CDQ of this track, that was played on Hot 97 just a short while ago. SHAKE UPDATE: Apparently this isn’t the final mix, so that would explain the low vocals, etc. Look for the explicit/master tomorrow some time folks. Enjoy the night.

DOWNLOAD: J. Cole – Who Dat (prod. Elite & J. Cole) | Mediafire

Nickel drops off this previously-unreleased cut produced by a familiar face…

“I first heard Elite on J. Cole’s ‘Heartache’ and I was really impressed. When I was in NY I had the chance to meet up with dude and it really worked well. We’ve done a bunch of joints together, and hopefully a lot more to come. This is not a Twitter song. It’s about guiding the audience to something with more substance and meaning”.

Season Premiere drops out of the sky in May.

DOWNLOAD: Nickelus F – Follow Me (prod. Elite) | Mediafire
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Elite chops it up with iStandard about his story, the creation of “Heartache” (off J. Cole’s The Warm Up) and more.

PREVIOUS: Elite – The Groundwork (Mixtape)

Directed by Chris and Blaq of Impakt studios (Lupe Fiasco’s Kick, Push). Off Omen’s Delayed (Mixtape Sampler).