The last official recording of ProEra’s Capital Steez before his untimely passing is this track with Brooklyn’s SMTH. The single is available on iTunes now, and all profits from the sale of the track will go directly to the family of Capital Steez.

With their upcoming LEX Records collaborative project on the way, MF Doom and Bishop Nehru give us an inside look at the creative process behind NehruvianDOOM.

A$AP Rocky teams with French producer Gesaffelstein, best known for his work with Daft Punk on Kanye West’s “Send It Up” from the Yeezus LP. This comes from the Divergent soundtrack, hitting March 11th.

MJG returns, sans Eightball, instead joined by another large rapper from the South, Rick Ross, for “24-7-365″. From the album Too Pimpin’ 2.0.

Rick Ross delivers videos for his cover of Biggie’s “You’re Nobody (Til Somebody Kills You)”, as well a “viral video” for perhaps the album’s worst track, “BLK & WHT”, from his Mastermind LP, in stores now.

Que milks “OG Bobby Johnson” for another star-studded remix. Off Que’s forthcoming EP, Who Is Que? dropping in March.

Nas speaks to NiceKicks about his latest venture, a sneaker shop in Las Vegas called 12AM Run. The shop will be located in the new LINQ center on Las Vegas Boulevard, which is also home to the much buzzed about Brooklyn Bowl concert venue.

With Pharrell’s G I R L album dropping tomorrow, Skateboard P calls in The Breakfast Club to chat. Topics covered include his infamous hat, the fact he never ages, the concept behind his album cover, and more.

From Snoop’s new Thats My Work Vol. 3 mixtape hosted by DJ Drama, available now, which you can also download below. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Hype Williams is directing a movie for Kanye West’s Yeezus, which will chronicle his rant fueled tour that has been taking place over the last few months.

On this episode of Mass Appeal’s Video Print, it’s TDE newcomer Isaiah Rashad. During his first extended stay in NYC, they caught up with the man behind the recently released Cilvia Demo and one of 2013′s best cuts “I Shot You Down”.

Raekwon speaks on his absence on the “Wu-Tang Forever” remix, as well as the hold up for A Better Tomorrow LP, and his business difficulties with RZA. He also touches upon his next LP, F.I.L.A.

ScHoolboy Q makes his return to The Arsenio Hall show and closes the night out strong with “Man of the Year”.

Following Kendrick’s lead, Schoolboy Q is the next Los Angeles rapper to wave the Top Dawg Entertainment flag high from atop the Interscope mountains. While he has released independent projects leading up to this moment, his official debut album is Oxymoron, a record that will, for many people, be their first introduction to this promising [cont.]

Lupe releases two new tracks under the hashtag #Drogas, with “$nitches” parts one and two.

Open Mike Eagle (Hellfyre Club) has signed a three project deal with Mello Music Group for 2014 & 2015. The first album “Dark Comedy” is being readied for a summer release and is set to be one of 2014′s biggest records. Mike is Chicago born and raised with a degree in Pyschology. After moving to [cont.]

Slaine from La Coka Nostra just dropped this new video trailer for his new album The King of Everything Else which drops this spring on Suburban Noize. Check it out below.

Unsigned Venice based group Faulkner get a bonus, freestyled verse from RZA on their cut “NY Anthem”, as premiered by Billboard this week.

The current West Coast revival happening right now comes full circle, as DJ Mustard teams with Nipsey Hussle for “Where Ya Money At?”. As premiered by the L.A. Leakers.

Maino’s King Of Brooklyn EP is available now.