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Talib Kweli & Yasiin Bey (better known as Mos Def) hit the Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to perform their new, Oh No produced single "You Already Knew," off of their mixtape Aretha, due out sooner than later. The music didn't stop with the performance of new music, as the Brooklyn duo paid homage to the late Jay Dilla with a rendition of "Little Brother." The Roots with the musical accompaniment, of course.

Props to Yardie.

 Featuring - King Mez, Emilio Rojas, Phil Ade, & Kendrick Lamar

XXL put together a showcase headlined by Kendrick, featuring several 2012 Freshman Candidates.  The show was hosted by Shade 45's Sway & Devi Dev of the Sway in the Morning Show.

All of the MC's rocked to a jam-packed crowd, who came out to show their support for these young artists.  Kendrick even drew praise from a couple veteran MC's who came out to show their support.

"I think Kendrick is dope, so I had to come out and support.  It's good to come out and show love, and let's them know that we support and are saluting these young cats.  It don't matter where you're from, what type of music you make...if it's dope, then I'm rockin' wit it" - Lil Cease 

"I had to show love to Kendrick, I think he's dope.  Shout to all the young artists out there creating their own lane like Kendrick and A$AP Rocky." - Talib Kweli

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Talib unveils a new track from his forthcoming album, Prisoner Of Conscious,  dropping in 2012.

The Brooklyn rappers stays dropping  gems and it's no different as he wrecks this Oh No produced track.

That Black Star album hopefully will come soon as well.  Let's go Mos Def Yasiin Bey.  We've waited long enough.

Talib Kweli - "Distractions"

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Mistah F.A.B. ft. Royce Da 5'9 & Talib Kweli - "In My City"

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After dropping a new track on iTunes yesterday, Mos Def and Talib Kweli announced plans to release a new Black Star mixtape dedicated to Aretha Franklin.

Check out the duo's first release from the project.

Welcome back, Mos and Kweli. Black Star fans already know.

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The Blackstar reunion is here, as Talib Kweli and Mos Def (now known as Yasiin Bey) are back with the first new Blackstar song in years.

Pick up the new single on iTunes here and take a listen to it below.

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Mos Def and Talib Kweli fans may finally get the Black Star reunion album they've been waiting on.

According to a recent Talib interview with MTV News, the Brooklyn rapper confirmed that Mos Def and himself are working on a new Black Star LP, which they expect to release next year.

“We have a bunch of songs recorded,” Kweli said.
“We are just trying to figure out the best way to release them, whether it's going to be one by one, EP or album.”

Kweli also spoke on the latest song “Fix Up,” released by the group on The Colbert Report Showlast month saying, “When you heard “Fix Up” on Colbert, it wasn't even mixed; it was something we recorded a week before.

“Now we're at the mixing stage of the song and we are going to put that out ourselves.”

Mos Def and Talib Kweli released their only Black Star album in 1998.