Moe Green: R.I.P. To The Dreamer [EP]

The feature-free R.I.P. To The Dreamer finds Moe going solo on all six tracks. Progression continues, pay attention.

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Moe Green lays the dreamer to rest October 31st.

Moe Green: Lionheart II [Mixtape]

Moe delivers the follow-up to the original, featuring the standout Window Seat, alongside Erk Tha Jerk.

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Moe Green: Keep On Movin' [Video]

Moe gives his DJ Toure-produced track the visual treatment.

Moe Green f. Erk Tha Jerk: Window Seat [Video]

Moe maintains his mellow in his Erk Tha Jerk-assisted visual for Window Seat.

Live From The Control Room: Session One [Video]

Quality Control Marketing and SAE San Francisco present Live from the Control Room Session One featuring Moe Green from Vallejo, CA and producer Cache repping Tracy, CA. Filmed by none other than Casual, the Hieroglyphics Rap God, this session and track were recorded at the SAE San Francisco campus, by SAE students. SAE San Francisco is the newest campus in SAE's long legacy of training students for success in the Audio and Entertainment Industries. The top notch studio facilities are used for education purposes only and students never have to worry about losing out valuable practical time to commercial projects. The SAE staff are dedicated to the success of their students and work with them to develop their personal interests in recording, producing, mixing and mastering great music.

The video and track are the result of the 'Live from the Control Room' Beat Battle which took place late 2011 at 330 Ritch in San Francisco. Cache was one of the finalists and decided to pair up with Moe Green, who was a judge and performer. The song will be featured on the 'Live from the Control Room' EP along with the other participants including A-Plus of the legendary Souls of Mischief/Hieroglyphics crew, Lateef the Truthspeaker, of Latyrx/Quannum fame, and Fillmore's own DaVinci, known as one of San Francisco's most capable lyricists. The winning producers, Cache, Poetiq Beetz, Lambo Got Em' and Ion the Prize provide the backdrops and the Bay's finest hold down the rhymes. Stay tuned for Sessions 2-4, the videos (all shot by Casual) and the official release of the 'Live from the Control Room' EP coming in the upcoming months. Make sure you log onto livefromthecontrolroom.com and us.sae.edu/San-Francisco for any and all info.

Moe Green f. Netta Brielle: Glory [Video]

Moe heads to the city for the latest visual from his Free Water EP.

Moe Green: Mean Green Okerlund [Video]

V-Town's own Moe Green gets Mean in the newest clip from his Free Water EP.

Moe Green presents Out With The Out Crowd [Video]

Moe Green: Free Water [EP]

Vallejo's finest, Moe Green, flows like water over seven fresh tracks.

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Live From The Control Room Beat Battle [Video]

From URB:

Live from the Control Room is a Bay Area based hip hop production platform created by Quality Control Marketing and pro audio school SAE. The Live from the Control Room series includes a 16 producer beat battle, concert series, a string of music videos, and a professionally produced EP featuring the Bay Area’s top MC’s paired up with the hottest up and coming producers.

The first phase of the series was the 'Live from the Control Room' Producer Battle and concert, which took place this past September. The battle was comprised of 16 up and coming producers from the Bay Area, with the judging panel comprised of four of the top MC’s – A-Plus (Souls of Mischief/Hieroglyphics), Lateef the Truthspeaker (Latyrx/Quannum), Moe Green (iM/Out Crowd), and DaVinci (SWTBRDS/Thorobred). The top 4 producers from the battle then were paired with the four MC’s to record and create an EP and video series.

Stay tuned for brand new videos chronicling the recording of the official 'Live from the Control Room' EP, filmed by the one and only Casual from Hieroglyphics and Roy Miles Jr.. Look out for the EP to be released early 2012, and the final video from the winning tandem of Lambo Gott Em and A-Plus.

Moe Green @ The New Parish [Video]

We can understand hangups and show delays, but honestly, SIX OPENERS?! Good thing Moe Green was one of them. The New Parish should have sacked at least four of the other opening acts and let him perform Lionheart front to back.