As Wu-Tang Clan embarks on their #WuWednesday series, we get a previously unreleased offering from RZA. The track is actually a demo back from the days of the Grammy winner's former alter-ego Bobby Digital. Stream the single below and stay tuned as we get new cuts week-to-week.

Remember back in 2010 when RZA and fellow Wu-Tang members were dropping tracks on a weekly basis for "Wu Wednesdays"? Well RZA has gone back to one of the tracks released back then, "2 Left Shoes" and rendered a 2012 version. Stream and download links below, let us know if 2010's is better or not.

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The Wu-Tang leader takes a seat on the couch at the Red Bull Music Academy and discusses the extensive work regimen Kanye and his team went through, while working on West's album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. RZA goes on to compare the differences between 'Ye and his crew, to the work ethic experienced throughout the Wu-Tang Clan.

Wu-Tang Clan’s The Abbot has teamed up with Charisma Apps for the release of the "RZA’s World" app. The application offers an array of functions ranging from a multilevel 3D chess game, to "Soundtrack to Your Life" where RZA offers original beats and words of wisdom on various life situations. In addition, two more components are included – "What's News" highlighting any relevant news on the man himself as well as The Vault that sells never-before-seen exclusive content. Above, you can check out a first look at the making of the app.

"Gone" was part of the #WuWednesdays series which wrapped up back in October and was arguably one of the more emotive songs released from the Wu's abbot. Today we see a visual come to life for this very song and also an excerpt from RZA on how the song all came about:

I dedicate the song “Gone” to my friend Sally Menke and its my gift to her memory. I feel music is the best gift I can give and I’m giving it away to Wu-Disciples for free in her name. Who ever like the song can send a blessing of positive energy to Sally’s family and her legacy. Peace.

Back in the summer, HBTV spoke to RZA exploring the design process of his upcoming collaboration headphone project with WeSC. Today, WeSC alongside the iconic Wu-Tang member introduce the Chambers by RZA headphone collection. The refined headphones are made available via the RZA Premium headphones and over-the-ear noise cancelling model – as well as the RZA Street, which offers the wearer a slimmed-down on-ear experience. Setting the collection apart from its peers, both Chambers by RZA models make use of an innovative music sharing function enabling users to connect and share their music experience. With an anticipated ship date of December 8th, both the RZA Premium and RZA Street are now available for pre-order exclusively through Karmaloop with a price of $280 USD and $170 USD respectively.

Reebok Classics and Rock the Bells brings you the exclusive Classic Albums by Classic Artists featuring RZA of the famous Wu-Tang Clan. "I try to make albums like movies, man." Catching up with RZA behind the scenes at Rock the Bells, it was clear that he sees everything through the prism of a movie screen, including Wu-Tang's 1993 classic album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). When asked how it all came together, he compared the platinum album's genre-busting style and MC collaboration to John Woo's 1989 cult classic Hong Kong action film The Killer, just don't ask us what it means. RZA's lyrical genius is as prolific and out-there as ever, so grab yourself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and take a trip to Shaolin.

For those who enjoy the classic street anthems hip-hop has to offer, this one's for you. Highlighting an impeccable assortment of esteemed NYC spitters, the song bears all the great elements of each rapper, and it's produced by RZA. Just a sneak peek at the forthcoming LOX album. Stay tuned!

The Wu abbot speaks on his contributions on arguably one of the most anticipated hip-hop albums in quite some time. While Kanye helmed most of the production duties on the album, he also reached out to some guest producers such as Q-Tip, Pete Rock and RZA himself. Here's a little of what he had to say.

"Kanye asked me to send tracks while they were in Australia," says the Wu-Tang Clan master. "I just thought I would send some shit that would be rugged. I know they can find the poppy, hip-hop places, but I wanted to send them some real edgy shit. Apparently they thought they were great – Kanye said, 'Send some more of that Wu shit!'"

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Back in March, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros' frontman, Alexander Ebert, released his first solo album without much support behind it. However, that's not too surprising since the impressive project, properly titled Alexander, was sang, written and produced entirely by Ebert and Ebert only. Although it hasn't received that much exposure, that could change with the push of interesting remixes like the one that hit the 'net yesterday. To bring one of the album's standout songs, "Truth," to a wider audience, Ebert acquired a verse from none other than RZA. While it is certainly an interesting collaboration, RZA's composed flow comes off in a spoken word fashion and compliments probably the most hip-hop-esque singing Ebert has ever belted out. Listen to the remix of "Truth" below, and head over to iTunes to buy Alexander for only $6.99 if you like what you hear. The official video for the original version of the song is located above.