Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek are backed up by The Roots for their performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Check out more footage down bottom. Revolutions Per Minute, now available on iTunes.

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – So Good (Video)

Court Dunn shoots a new video off Reflection Eternal’s Revolutions Per Minute, for the latest installment of Restless Films & NahRight’s One Shot series.

Props to BMUSE for capturing this footage of Tali and Hi-Tek from Ameoba Records in San Francisco, CA. Hit the cut for another interview, courtesy of the homie YaYa.

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – DJ Reflex Interview (Video)

DJ Reflex meets up with one of his favorite MCs, Talib Kweli, and most respected producers, Hi-Tek. The three chat about the return of Eternal Reflection, their latest release Revolutions Per Minute, pay props to J Dilla and speak on the ever-evolving scene of hip-hop.

PREVIOUS: Talib Kweli & Hi-Tek – Yahoo! Music Interview (Video)

In this four part interview, Reflection Eternal sat down with one of the first persons I ever met when I was trying to break into music journalism and someone I still hold a lot of respect for, Billy Johnson of Yahoo! Music, to discuss Revolutions Per Minute, their future projects, and their philosophy on working together.

Friday Night Flavas’ Ramses Ja catches up with Hi-Tek and Talib Kweli and discusses the infamous Arizona law.

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – The Blast Live (Video)

This past Tuesday Reflection Eternal rocked Bubble Gum LA! This was one of our hottest parties yet. As the party was going on, I thought to myself, “This was the vision we had when we first started the night” Great Hip Hop/ great vibe! Here’s a video of Talib and Tek performing “The Blast”- @j_credible

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – Got Work (Fame) (Video)

Talib & Hi-Tek discuss working with artists such as J. Cole, Mickey Factz & Chester French as well as some background info on tracks such as “Just Begun” & “Get Loose” off their new album Revolutions Per Minute. He also talks on remaking Nas & AZ’s “Life’s A Bitch” record with Fashawn. Talib mentions upcoming projects from Idle Warship, Strong Arm Steady & Jean Grae. Hi-Tek speaks on Hi-Teknology 3 and how his situation has improved considerably since Babygrande. – TCC

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – In This World Live (Video)

The good folks at AlwaysHustle grabbed this footage of Talib and Hi-Tek performing their Revolutions Per Minute cut in Los Angeles’ Fat Beats.

PREVIOUS: Reflection Eternal – Ballad Of Black Gold

After a decade of hearing desperate pleas for another album, Reflection Eternal has finally orchestrated another musical opus to quench the public thirst. On May 18, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek are scheduled to release their sophomore effort as the one emcee and one producer duo. The album, titled Revolutions Per Minute, boasts guest features from Bun B, Mos Def, Estelle, and J. Cole.

On a hectic press day, VIBE was granted access to tag along with the fellas as they hustled through Midtown Manhattan tackling media interviews before wrapping up the day with a sold-out show at the Nokia Theater with G-Unit’s Lloyd Banks.

Even with journalists and fans coming left and right with inquires about the album, the reoccurring topic of the day seemed to be Talib’s thoughts on hip-hop’s involvement in the Illuminati. During an interview on Siruis Radio, Reflection Eternal’s leading mouthpiece revealed that he was once also a believer in the existence of the scared society.

“We believed everything that we read without checking the history of the author or anything. It was in a book so we believed it, that’s the ignorance of youth,” Talib explained. But we found out later that a lot of those books are written by right wing Christian organizations because they don’t like how religion is portrayed in secular society and don’t like seeing symbolism used.”

Talib concluded by alluding to the fact that hype and mindless public perception are the only reasons that stars such as Kanye West and Jay-Z have been recently accused of being a part of the Illuminati.

Check out the video clips to get the full picture of a day in Talib and Hi-Tek’s world. — Mikey Fresh

Check out another clip of Kweli talking about the Illuminati after the jump.

We’ve been blessed with another leak off the upcoming and highly anticipated Reflection Eternal album, Revolutions Per Minute. Below, you will find a video of Kweli & Hi-Tek building on the inspiration for Ballad of Black Gold. Stream only for now folks.

“Ballad of Black Gold” features a particularly martial beat that, according to Hi-Tek, was inspired by Barack Obama, as well as Kweli dropping lyrical knowledge about oil drilling in Africa.” [via: Pitchfork]

DOWNLOAD: Reflection Eternal – Ballad of Black Gold | Mediafire

In this video, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek discuss their track “Got Work (Fame)”

“That track, to me, sums up the vibe I’m feelin’ on this album” – Talib Kweli

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