Slightly off-topic, Timbaland released a snippet of this cut he produced for Mike, as a part of his Timbaland Thursdays initiative. This track is a part of an L.A. Reid sanctioned Michael Jackson album, which was supposed to be released by the end of 2013. Tim speaks on it in the video clip below, which [cont.]

From Young Money’s Rise Of An Empire compilation, which hits stores March 11th.

Ghostface appears on this new cut from female emcee, Black Frost’s new mixtape Da Beauty & Da Beast: Volume 4.

If Ice Cube held the honor in the 90′s, Rick Ross is this generation’s version of “the rapper you love to hate”, for many reasons. Although he purports to be a big drug dealing gangster, his past actually reveals that he was at one time a corrections officer. He’s made some truly ignorant tracks in [cont.]

Rick Ross sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his new album Mastermind, his new house, the Wing Stop franchise, Wale vs. Complex, uniting with Young Jeezy, beef with 50 Cent and more.

Hold up and analyze, as this is probably pretty confusing for most, as Mobb Deep’s new album is called The Infamous Mobb Deep, which is not to be confused with their 1995 sophomore LP, The Infamous…. This 2-disc set does however include a second disc called The 1994 Infamous Sessions, which will include 14 lost [cont.]

Nice to see Pharrell still does raw drug-rap with Pusha T, inspite of his crossover success.

Schoolboy Q and 2 Chainz exercise that four dudes in a Regal flow in this Motion Family directed clip from Oxymoron.

Official video clip from The Lox’s Trinity EP, available now.

“Live For Today” is the second single from the upcoming album Sean C & LV Loud Dreams Vol. 1 presented by Play Cloths due out March 25th, 2014. The release features production by Sean C & LV with original tracks by Pusha T, Bun B, Busta Rhymes, Fabolous, Jadakiss, Prodigy, Styles P, Devin The Dude, [cont.]

From the album, Playboy, available now.

Rappers are some of our time’s greatest thinkers, so that’s why Brisk Bodega’s Rap PSA program gives them the opportunity to teach us how to act. Here, SchoolBoy Q departs with some very important wisdom: how to be romantic. And what you need to remember is simple, really. Just get yourself a bucket hat, let [cont.]

Produced by Cy Fire.

Willie the Kid, La The Darkman and Termanology hit up Showoff Radio with Statik Selektah, and Skin Diamond even dropped by to kick it with the Showoff Radio this time around. Statik dropped a beat for the three MCs who in turn gave us a cipher. Tune in to Showoff Radio each and every Thursday [cont.]

Scream Ent presents their latest single from Sonnie Carson, “Brooklyn”, produced by the legendary Buckwild. Directed by Alex Acosta. Go Brooklyn.

Directed @byYASHANA. From Projections, available now.

Big K.R.I.T.’s #WeekOfKRIT continues. Watch out for his next album, Cadillactica, coming soon. Childish Major on the beat.

Here goes another leak from the HBO / Def Jam Game Of Thrones official mixtape, Catch The Throne, which is due March 11th. The tracklist for the set has also been revealed. 1. Big Boi – “Mother of Dragons” 2. Magazeen – “Iron Throne” 3. Bodega Bamz – “Win or Die” 4. Kilo Kish – [cont.]

Rick Ross appears on RapFix Live, and Sway finally asks Rick Ross about his past as a correction officer, as hinted towards in his lyrics on “Rich Is Gangsta”: “Feds tore apart the squad nigga, that’s why I had to play the part nigga / that wasn’t me that was a job nigga, it gets [cont.]

The 18th Letter teams with Chester, Mike and company for this new single, which is up for preorder on iTunes now. In the video clip, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park talks about what happened behind-the-scenes of their first video, “One Step Closer,” questionable wardrobe at the 2002 GRAMMYs, working with Rick Rubin, and his Paul [cont.]