From the album, Phantom and the Ghost, available April 29th. Directed by Tha Profit.

Vegas’ own Mally Mall releases his latest, featuring frequent collaborators Tyga, YG, and Jazz Lazer.

From Term’s new EP Mas Goya, entirely produced by Shortfyuz. Available exclusively at TermanologyMusic.com & Directed by CS Films.

Hip Hop super-group eMC announces the release of their forthcoming EP The Turning Point via M3/Penalty Entertainment/RED on May 20. Formed in 2007, eMC is comprised of four lyricists including the Milwaukee born phenom Stricklin, the widely respected NYC duo and “Lyricist Lounge” emcees Punchline & Wordsworth and the legendary Brooklyn-bred and former Juice Crew [cont.]

Next Tuesday, S-Double will releases his new LP, Keepers Of The Lost Art. Here is one of four the album’s digital bonus tracks, “Do You”, produced by DJ Spinna. Bodya…

Jody Highroller delivers a new freestyle, recorded at TrapZillas studio.

Legendary rapper Kool Keith speaks about the current state of rap and certain people thinking that 808s only belong to a certain region, but he says it’s universal to hip hop. Adding to the conversation, Keith says that New York messed up and ran away from their own sound, and believes that New York rappers [cont.]

The L.A. Leakers had a chance to get in the studio with DJ Premier to work on a new audio-biography, Leaks That Collected Dust. It will be available for download on 05/12/14. With the 20 year anniversary of Nas’ Illmatic being this week, we felt it was only right to release this video first, DJ [cont.]

2 Chainz will deliver his new EP, Free Base, on May 5th. Here’s your first look.

The first artist under J. Cole’s Dreamville imprint delivers a free EP, before his Interscope debut, hitting April 29th.

August Alsina’s Testimony is in stores now.

Mack Wilds’ “Burn” redux gets a remix video, featuting Mobb Deep, French Montana, and Bussa Buss. As heard on the deluxe version of The Infamous Mobb Deep LP.

Fif spends an hour with Peter Rosenberg, Cipha Sounds, and Ebro at the Hot 97 morning show. They discuss his new album, Animal Ambition, his various beefs, post-G-Unit america, and more.

Stealth Bomb Records own Merkules teams with Apathy and Celph Titled of the Demigodz for the lead single off of Vanderslice’s “Everything’s Awesome” project. “The Bottom Line” stars the Vancouver emcee, who is as handsome as he is talented, with the backdrop provided by Vanderslice and his partner Green Steez.

As part of the official “25 Bucks” single from Danny Brown’s Old LP, we get two new remixes of “Dip”, by Preditah and Noah D, respectively.

Straight from The Bronx comes the trio, The Legion (Chucky Smash, Molecules and Cee-Low). As signees to Black Sheep’s One Love imprint, they debuted in 1993 with the brilliant underground classic, “Jingle Jangle” – an ill piano sample driven track with a highly quotable finishing verse from Dres of Black Sheep. The trio are back [cont.]

Brooklyn rhymer One Dae speaks on non believers and is here to prove that there is no excuse for not getting down. While the potent, grimy bars from Dae enter your ears as the hard hitting Marco Polo beat accompanies his message, the surreal video from director Steven Tapia is a true spectacle. Vibrant and [cont.]

New music from Game, available on iTunes today.

The post modern poet and newest member of Mello Music Group, Open Mike Eagle, is announcing his debut record with the label. The new project, Dark Comedy, goes beyond sarcasm for those who might miss it otherwise. The album takes the stage on June 10th, but until then, we proudly present the Dark Comedy Morning [cont.]

Legendary NYC crew, D.I.T.C. will release The Remix Project on May 7th as a free album download via D.I.T.C.’s soon to be launched website courtesy of D.I.T.C. Entertainment and Slice of Spice. The website will be a hub for D.I.T.C. members which will feature exclusive merch bundles for “The Remix Project” while Slice of Spice [cont.]