In celebration of Jeremih’s birthday, he teams with Shlohmo for the No More EP, which features Chance The Rapper on “The End”.

Noisey caught up with YG in London and asked him to respond to some of the comments left about his video for “Left, Right” on YouTube.

Fifth edition of Raekwon’s #TBT series, rhyming over The Spinners’ “Could It Be I’m Falling In Love”.

On this episode of Weezy Wednesdays, Lil Wayne gives his thoughts on Battle Rapping, Joe Budden vs Hollow Da Don, and whether or not he’d ever get in the battle rapping arena.

Tip commandeers this remix of Young Thug’s “Eww Eww Eww”. Young Thug – Eww Eww Eww (Remix)

Despite running one of the most successful, pioneering independent hip-hop webstores ever, we took some time off over the last seven years, closing up shop way back in 2007. The music industry changed, as digital downloads (legal or otherwise) overtook CD and vinyl formats, making it very hard to run a profitable business. Through our [cont.]

New music from LA’s Problem, as debuted by the L.A. Leakers.

Juice adds a verse to buzzworthy club banger, “No Flex Zone”, following Nicki’s version yesterday.

The very first episode of “The Devin The Dude Show” with special guest Bun B of UGK. The duo talk about the origins origins of UGK, Drakes love for Houston and more. Plus a fierce game of “What’s in the Box”!!!

Markis teams with two dudes that remade Illmatic, in separate instances. Available now from Empire Distribution.

“Inspired by infamous activist H. Rap Brown, his delivery was no way conforming and neither was it to be taken lightly. Maffew is prepping for his upcoming project and wants you all to get ready! Make space in your hard drives, free up your cloud, get ready to have a new car cd, let your [cont.]

Directed by Dr. Zodiak. From BTrouble’s Beginning of the End. There’s a commercial for Kurupt’s own strain of weed, “Kurupt’s Moonrock”, before the clip. The great words of Keith Murray finally came true: “Legalize and I’ll advertise…”

RZA teams with pop rock act, Faulkner, for this new track dedicated to the city that never sleeps.

Footage from J. Cole’s Dollar & A Dream show in NYC, where lucky New Yorkers could enter the show for a buck. He performs “Just To Get By” , “Dead Presidents II” and “Dreams” in the two clips.

New music from Joell Ortiz, which may or may not appear on his upcoming House Slippers LP. Produced by The Heatmakerz.

Cam preps for the release of the second volume of his 1st Of The Month EP series with a video for “So Bad” with Nicki Minaj. Nice green screen, Cam. Check out the cover and tracklist from the project below, due Aug. 1. 01. Sweetest (ft. Rod Rhaspy) 02. Lala 03. Soulplane 04. So Bad [cont.]

Produced by Smoko Ono. Directed By Calmatic.

From the album Last Winter, available now on iTunes, on J Cole’s Dreamville imprint via Interscope.

Song Exploder talks with Open Mike Eagle about his track “Dark Comedy Morning Show”, from the album Dark Comedy.

“The Beast” is the second single off of The Audible Doctor’s upcoming Can’t Keep The People Waiting EP. The track features Bumpy Knuckles and is produced by The Audible Doctor.