There was an internet rumor that Your Old Droog was an alias for Nas. We could see it, but it’s not true. And this sounds like “One Love”. And that’s a good thing. Produced by EL RTNC & Droog. Your Old Droog LP coming sooner or later.

From Redman’s upcoming Muddy Waters 2 mixtape. Produced by Triple-A.

B.o.B. preps his No Genre 2 mixtape with this first single.

Hard Knock TV: “In part 2 Common talks to Nick Huff Barili about his friendship with Maya Angelou and their conversations about Tupac. Common also calls Nas his favorite MC and says that their collaboration project NasdotCom has been put on hold. We have also included clips of a freestyle Common performed during Def Jam [cont.]

“There’s a race to define what the new Brooklyn sound is. ‘OMG BKLN’ gives the ‘new Brooklyn’ community an anthem to define that sound while keeping that authentic Brooklyn feel,” says BLAHZ. Featuring Grammy nominated song writer Camille Carolina “Faith Evans’ Dumb” and production by Avery “Avenue” Chambliss.

Ray West remix of the Junkaz Lou produced cut from Kool Keith’s new Demolition Crash project, available now.

Low budget, blunted shit from underground MC’s John Dope, Rahim Samad and Vast Aire (of Cannibal Ox), channeling Organized Konfusion’s classic “Bring It On (Buckwild Remix)”.

Before he steps onstage at New York City’s SOBs, DJ Booth talks to GOOD Music signee CyHi about what he’s learned from working with Kanye West, the origins of his Black Hystori Project, getting the green light from Def Jam to start really working on this new album and more. Plus, a special appearance from [cont.]

G-Unit covers Chris Brown’s anti-hoe anthem, “Loyal”.

So much talent on one song, how can it be contained?

Bootleg Kev tells us: “I got to sit down with B.o.B. after he shot a video in St. Petersburg, Fl. We speak on his new No Genre record label, the upcoming No Genre 2 Mixtape, not being able to see Outkast live yet, the struggle to get his first album released, the songs he is [cont.]

The buzz for the highly anticipated album from Cali rap veteran, Planet Asia and Doxside’s own producer/emcee, TzariZM, is growing tall with the latest visuals of the track “Satellite Channels”. Check out the official music video directed and edited by Varras Tower. Via Satellite releases on July 29th and is now available for pre-order at [cont.]

Out Da Box Radio: “We are happy to feature an in-depth interview with acclaimed Long Island Emcee “R.A. The Rugged Man”. I got a chance to chat with R.A. for quite a while on a number of topics, including getting his start in the music biz, becoming friends with The Notorious B.I.G., overcoming mental illness, [cont.]

One of the last remnants of the Project Blowed school of emcees, LA’s Open Mike Eagle is quite easily one of its brightest stars. Catching our attention early on with songs that poked fun at hip-hop, such as “Rappers Will Die Of Natural Causes” and “Your Backpack Past”, not to mention “Billy’s Quagmire” with Blockhead, [cont.]

Troy Ave preps B$B Volume 5 with this new Yankee produced cut. “Major without a deal.”

The Juice drops off a pair of new cuts, both for free download.

Problem goes in over Migos’ buzzworthy “Fight Night”.

Diamond Media 360: “Nothing can separate a hustler and his paper chase. Sure, temptations may arise, but at the end of the day, you’ll be one step closer than before. For all of your money making endeavors, “World Go Round,” the latest joint from North Carolina’s Fluent, is the theme that’ll motivate you to make [cont.]

From the upcoming Hip-Hope project, due this Summer.

Sorry Puff, this was the “We Dem Boyz” remix we were looking for.