Here’s that new Bussa Buss with Slim Shady. Scoop DeVille on the track. Jump around!

Here are both the tracklist and a new cut, “Speak My Piece”, from Common’s Nobody’s Smiling LP, hitting July 24th. 1. The Neighborhood feat. Lil Herb & Cocaine 80′s 2. No Fear 3. Diamonds feat. Big Sean 4. Blak Majik feat. Jhené Aiko 5. Speak My Piece 6. Hustle Harder feat. Snoh Aalegra & Dreezy [cont.]

Problem is the latest emcee to flip on Drake’s “0 To 100″ instrumental, real quick.

C Breezy delivers his new single featuring Ur-sher and Ricky Rozay.

Curren$y follows up his 5 video delivery from earlier this week with one more vid, for “A Lil Sumthin”. Because why not?

From the upcoming G-Unit Radio mixtape, coming soon.

On July 1st, Eminem will reunite with Busta Rhymes for the first time since their 2006 Scott Storch produced collab “I’ll Hurt You”, and just missed by Busta’s deleted verse on Biggie’s “Dead Wrong” way back in 1999.

Harry Fraud’s SRFSCHL imprint delivers another in-house produced cut from The Kid Daytona.

The Combat Jack Show: Bumpy Knuckles stopped by to share his storied history with us. The depth of his relationship with Tupac Shakur. How Pete Rock saved his life. His deep relationship with NaS. How Chuck D literally had his life on the line for this culture. Another Steve Stoute story. And why, even though [cont.]

Available on iTunes now.

After releasing a sneak peek yesterday for Weezy Wednesdays, Lil Wayne drops his highly anticipated track “Krazy” off the upcoming album #CarterV. Produced by Infamous.

Directed by Brian Petchers.

Hip-hop fans of all ages and eras, rejoice! Details have just been announced regarding the release of the book Check the Technique Volume 2: More Liner Notes for Hip-Hop Junkies (Wax Facts Press), by veteran Boston-based music journalist Brian Coleman. It is the follow-up to 2007’s acclaimed Check the Technique (Villard / Random House), which [cont.]

Raekwon’s #TBT series continues.

In promotion for Illa Ghee’s Social Graffiti LP set to drop July 8th, the Brooklyn veteran connects with long time collaborator and borough mate Sean Price on the soulfully gutter “Speak To ‘Em,” produced by Crummie Beats.

Wu emblem remix of Mobb Deep’s Dirt, from their The Infamous Mobb Deep album.

Producer Arcka opens “D.L.S.” with a guitar pluck driven beat that inspires rapper/mc CASTLE to declare the definition of Swagneto (magnetically attracted swagger). Meanwhile, partner-in-rhyme, Has-Lo, glides in like Jordan on the opening verse. But rather than go into the typical 16, Has-Lo and CASTLE begin an uncouth rhyme trade off. But the real star [cont.]

While the audio isn’t great, it’s rare we see Dilated interviews, so here’s one from Adramatic crew. Babu talks about the new album, Directors Of Photography, how the song “Rain Or Shine” produced by Babu for Evidence was originally for Common, a track on the new album called “Hallelujah” featuring Evidence, Rakaa, Fashawn, Rapsody, Action [cont.]

Roc Marciano spits on Apollo Brown’s track from his THIRTY-EIGHT album on Melo Music Group.

From August Alsina’s Testimony, available now.