Directed By Jeff Reyes.

From Jarren Benton’s Slow Motion EP Vol. 1, released January 27, 2015.

NBC: “In honor of the Tonight Show’s week in Los Angeles, Jimmy and the Roots parody “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” opening title sequence.”

Munchies: “In this episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious we head to the land of juice bars and drive-by’s: California. While in the Golden State, we check in with The Alchemist during a recording session, catch a culinary performance at the Odd Future Carnival, and get some Hollywood power lunch tips from Simon Rex at Ink. [cont.]

Two officially released singles from Madonna’s upcoming Rebel Heart album, featuring Nas and Chance The Rapper, respectively. Nas snapped on this.

Directed by Inez and Vinoodh. Bonus, Cuepoint’s DJ Louie XIV hilariously weighs in on “The FourFive Stages Of ‘FourFiveSeconds’.” The FourFive Stages of “FourFive Seconds”

My latest piece over at Cuepoint examines 20 undeniable classic albums-across all genres-that were snubbed by The Grammys for the Album Of The Year category. 20 Classic Albums Snubbed by the Grammy Awards

Take a listen to Open Mike Eagle’s new A Special Episode Of EP via Bandcamp. Feautures help from Paul Barman, Exile, Gold Panda, and more. A Special Episode Of – EP by Open Mike Eagle

From Chris Brown and Tyga’s Fan of a Fan 2 dropping February 24th.

Essential reading and listening at Cuepoint today from Stretch Armstrong, in his latest installment of Cassette Culture. Stretch explores the impact of the Latin Rascals’ tape-edited mixes, and offers a live mix from them recorded in 1985. How The Latin Rascals Mastered the Megamix

Mass Appeal’s Dave East remixes “Main One” by Mila J.

Shot By @AZaeProduction.

AraabMuzik takes on Carnages’ “WDYW” with A$AP Ferg, Rich The Kid and Lil Uzi.

Produced by C-Sick.

Produced by DJ Toomp.

From Chinx Cocaine Riot 5 mixtape. Get More: Chinx, Dope House feat. Jadakiss, Music, More Music Videos

Mass Appeal: “For this episode of Rhythm Roulette, we linked up with Danny Brown’s DJ, Skywlkr. We went to Peoples Records in downtown Detroit, where he made his three record selections blindfolded. He ended up with Earl Bostic’s The Best of Bostic, Miki Howard’s self-titled album from 1989, and an electro record from an artist [cont.]

D’Angelo performs two tracks from Black Messiah up at SNL.

Rick Ross lends some new lyrics to Big Sean’s “IDFWU” on his own MMG remix.

Your Rich Gang update for the day.