As a “customer appreciation offering” Soul Temple liberates a previously unreleased Wu-Tang track featuring Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, RZA and U-God. Take a listen below and purchase with a “name your price” option here.

Off Talib Kweli’s upcoming LP, Prisoner of Conscious, out next Tuesday.

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“Build Strong” from RZA’s Bobby Digital In Digital Bullet is the inspiration for the Staten Island emcee, in this episode of the dopehouse’s collaboration with Court Dunn.

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RZA joined James Blake on stage this past weekend at Coachella for a first time performance of their latest collabo, “Take A Fall For Me.”

“It was like sending it for mastering. It was like, ‘Just see what comes back.’ He really nailed it though. I mean, he’s obviously a consummate professional. He also did it with such a level of intimacy and sensitivity that I got it back and I got shivers.”

The God Mef celebrated his Born day last night at the Key Club in Los Angeles and brought out cappo RZA amd Redman to perform a couple hits. Up top is Rockwilder, after the break, RZA & Method Man perform Ain’t Nuthin Ta Fuck Wit. Spotted: X.

Shot by Shake and Tnel Moniq.

Sitting down with Life + Times the Abbott breaks down his The RZA as Bobby Digital In Stereo cut (he couldn’t do “Domestic Violence” instead?) and the Wu-Tang Clan’s formal introduction to rap.

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For their five year anniversary, Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg do Juan Epstein with special guests RZA and Big Boi.

Sitting down with Alex of Ruby Hornet, RZA speaks (once again) on his foray into filmmaking.

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RZA visits Last Call With Carson Daly to talk about The Man With The Iron Fists, the first Kung Fu film he saw, directing on set and more.

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In this part of the dopehouse and TheWellVersed’s interview with The Abbott, RZA speaks on his works with Mr. West from My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy to “White Dress:”

“Kanye to me is one of the best artists in the game. Not only because of his record sales, but because of his focus,” RZA said. ” I met a man who was so focused that I admired him.”

Also, head down bottom for a separate piece with RZA speaking to Hot 97′s morning crew.

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In the second part of 2DopeBoyz and TheWellVersed‘s sitdown with RZA, we ask him about the differences and difficulty of producing vs. directing.

“The bigger task is directing,” RZA says from his couch nestled at Eli Roth’s Goretorium haunted house in Las Vegas. “Producing, of course, is a hard task. But you’re talking to a man that produced dozens of albums. Directing is producing to the 10th power.”

Citing the amount of people involved in the process of directing as opposed to being more or less the only man concocting beats, RZA says that the challenge can be quite overwhelming. However, the higher ups at Universal, Strike Entertainment and Arcade Pictures allowed RZA to do his thing without too much interference.

“I was able to do this as a dictator in a way,” RZA says. “I had advisors, but I was a dictator. They trusted me to bring back the goods. So I had to bring back the goods.”

As many (and hopefully all) of you know, RZA’s directional debut with his first feature film “The Man With The Iron Fists” which is in theaters now! And if you haven’t already, be sure to check part one of our 2dope conversation where RZA speaks on sampling Kung Fu flicks for movies and the difference between “biting” and “influence.”