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Connecticut emcees, Illus and Apathy join forces to create a true-school hip hop anthem that combines hard-hitting, boom-bap production (by Apathy) with their signature lyrical fire that illustrates their love, passion, and dedication for the art and culture as well as their gift and ability to write powerful songs with substance, heart and soul. The legendary DJ Johnny Juice from Public Enemy lays down the scratches making it very clear that these talented emcees will be here "Forever". Play this loud!   The track was written and performed by ILLUS @AdamWallenta and APATHY @ApathyDGZ, produced and mixed by APATHY and "Forever" features scratches by and is co-produced by DJ JOHNNY JUICE @johnnyjuice.   Check out the video for Illus featuring Apathy "Forever" http://www.youtube.co

Brooklyn, New York's House of Art Gallery is pleased to announce an exciting partnership with NU Hotel Brooklyn, the borough's greenest and most artist-friendly hotel. In celebration of the partnership, House of Art Gallery and Nu Hotel welcome world-renowned artist Justin BUA on Saturday, June 9, for an inaugural series of art events at the hotel. 2-4pm - Children's art workshop led by BUA 5pm - Justin BUA live visual presentation and art exhibition, plus The Legends of Hip Hop book-signing. 6-9pm - Cocktail reception This event is open to the public, RSVP required: rsvp_events@hoagallery.com 347-663-8195 or visit www.hoagallery.com The NU Hotel is located at 85 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

G.Huff and Vice Souletric have quickly become two of the most respected new Hip-Hop artists to come out the Midwest. The Ohio MC/Producer duo made waves in 2011 with their debut album, Where Do We Go From Here?, which featured a who's who of talent such as Guilty Simpson, REKS, Termanology, and more. In addition, Vice will have production on upcoming albums from Scarface, Reek Da Villian and others in 2012. As a duo G.Huff and Vice are now set to follow up with a new EP, Are We There Yet?, a carefully crafted masterpiece packed with lyricism, soul, and energy. It’s a recipe the duo knows how to cook up so well! Not only do Huff and Vice receive the co-signs of hip hop legends Pete Rock and Scarface (who grace the intro of "Tears In A Bucket"), they create their own lane with an origin