Move That Dope (Freestyle)

While keeping himself busy in the studio for his upcoming project, Cane drops a freestyle laced with that venemous wordplay you've come to expect.

Listen to the DMV spitter talk that noise over Future's "Move That Dope."

Cane - Get Down (produced by Statik Selektah) [Official Video}

After blessing Webster Hall with a standout set, Cane releases the official music video for his new single "Get Down" with Statik Selektah.

For those who have yet to experience Cane in action, here's a look at what goes down when he and Statik take the stage.

Cane - "Get Down" (prod. by Statik Selektah)

Ever since his appearance on MTV's RapFix Live, Cane has managed to come full circle. After catching the ear of Statik Selektah, the two came together for Cane's latest single "Get Down" Statik premiered the record on Showoff Radio and its internet presence quickly followed suit.

Last week, Cane and Statik performed together at Webster Hall and shot a video for "Get Down," which will be here sooner than later.

If you haven't already given this song some spins, take a listen to "Get Down" now.

Cane Touches Down At SXSW & Webster Hall

In the span of one week, Cane touched down in Austin, Texas for SXSW then flew back to NYC to perform at Webster Hall.

While at SXSW, Cane performed at the Indie Life showcase with the likes of Twista, Skyzoo, and Torae. Not missing a beat, his return to NYC brought him to Webster Hall where he demanded the crowd's attention with a show stealing performance. With TDE's Ab-Soul looking on, Cane opened up for A$AP Ant and Joey Fatts. 

See what went down at both events below the jump. 

SXSW - Bat Bar

NYC - Webster Hall

Charles St. Chronicles - "Don't Let Go"

Cane delivers the second installment to the Charles St. Chronicles with "Don't Let Go". During the segment, he opens up about the inspiration for the record, which came from a courageous story about a girl battling cancer during the prime years of her life.

"Don't Let Go" is dedicated to anyone facing adversity during their prime.

Listen to the full explanation below.