New U-God - Mount Everest (ft. Inspectah Deck and Elzhi)

RZA's Soul Temple imprint is steadily gathering more and more worthy collectibles. The newest in the collection is U-God's new Keynote Speaker, which boasts "Mount Everest" with something welcomed help from fellow Wu Tang alum's Inspectah Deck and Elzhi.

The label is offering several different packages for the upcoming release, which is scheduled for July 23. Head over to the Soul Temple Bandcamp to check out the offers, which includes a $7 digital copy (with five songs available immediately with a pre-order), a double-CD set, vinyl edition, and deluxe package that includes both double-CD, vinyl, autographed material, a T-shirt, and more.

Wu Tang Clan on Fallon

It's big. Most (unfortunately) dropped by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night to perform another stellar track from RZA's The Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack, "Six Directions Of Boxing." The Roots and Black Thought admirably filled the void of the members who weren't in attendance (Raekwon, Method Man), including in a special rendition of "Protect Ya Neck."

Watch both performances below, and grab the soundtrack to The Man With The Iron Fists today.

New Method Man, Freddie Gibbs, and Streetlife video - Built For This

It may not be a formal album, but there's a big deal of hype surrounding RZA's The Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack. We got our first taste of it a few days back with the excellent "Rivers Of Blood" from the full Wu-Tang Clan and Kool G Rap, and today the first video for the soundtrack has been released.

"Built For This" features Method Man, Freddie Gibbs, and Streetlife throwing hard verses in Chinatown (not sure which one exactly) with clips of the movie thrown in every once in a while. Watch the video below.

The Man With The Iron Fists is set for release November 2, with the album coming out October 22.

Thursday Bears: Raekwon on Fallon

Ex-Wu Tang member Raekwon followed up his landmark 1995 solo-debut Only Built 4 Cuban Linx with Only Built 4 Cuban Linx II, in one of the best albums of the year.

The NYC native performed "Catalina" from the aforementioned album alongside The Roots (featuring a nice portion from Black Thought) on the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon stage, further proving that all Wu Tang members are probably better at what they do than anyone else in the rap game.

Raekwon - Catalina (Live on Fallon)