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TDE’s newest discover, Isaiah Rashad, dropped his debut Cilvia Demo on January 28th, and today, Spotify hits us with a full stream of the album. HHS review on the way….

Not to be confused with Hell/Heaven Razah, and not a Jay-Z / Lil Wayne cover. But featuring a trio of Brooklyn’s finest.

“I just dropped album of the year…” King Push sets up Chris James’ new R&B single “Love Hates Me”. Directed By @GravitiiFilms.

The year is moving right along now, as many high profile releases are starting to seep out between February and March. The latest news is that Curren$y’s new LP, The Drive-In Theatre, will drop on February 14th, as a BitTorrent Bundle. JetLife has released the following statement in regards to the release: We want to [cont.]

A mythical album no more. Freddie Gibbs and Madlib’s long-awaited Pinata LP will drop March 18th. 1. Supplier 2. Scarface 3. Deeper 4. High ft. Danny Brown 5. Harold’s 6. Bomb ft. Raekwon 7. Shitsville 8. Thuggin’ 9. Real 10. Uno 11. Robes ft. Domo Genesis & Earl Sweatshirt 12. Broken ft. Scarface 13. Lakers [cont.]

Can’t say we saw this one coming. But like Murs signing with Def Jux some years ago, its a smart move on his part, aligning himself with a powerful underground imprint like Tech N9ne’s. In the second clip, check them out up at Sway In The Morning.

Some lost SV surfaces, in observance of Jay Dee’s 40th birthday.

The Biggest Bawse That You’ve Seen Thus Far unveils the tracklist for Mastermind, and lets us hear his collaboration with Jeezy, “War Ready”. We guess that beef shit is dead… In stores March 5th. Tracklist: 1. “Intro” 2. “Rich is Gangsta” 3. “Drug Dealers Dream” 4. “Shots Fired” 5. “Nobody” 6. “The Devil is a [cont.]

As Jimmy Fallon closes out his run on Late Night to move himself and The Roots to The Tonight Show, 2 Chainz performs “Outroduction”, appropriately.

Trey Songz teams with Jeezy for their “Ordinary” single.

Nick Huff Barili of Hard Knock TV, in collaboration with http://www.GRAMMY.com sits down with Producer of the Year Pharrell Williams for in-depth interview. In part 2, Pharrell talks Blurred Lines, Get Lucky, GRAMMYs and shares advice for young artists.

Hyphy-goes-ratchet as Clyde Carson teams with DJ Mustard for “Bring ‘Em Out”. Not a T.I. cover, but does borrow from Pac’s “Ambitionz Az A Ridah”. The album, Playboy, is coming March 4th.

New freestyle over Young Thug’s “Danny Glover” from the Trap Lord to hold people off till the new A$AP Mob album L.O.R.D., hits this March. Jimmy does the same in the second clip.

Schoolboy Q talks about how his daughter inspired the new album Oxymoron, what he thinks of Kendrick Lamar getting seven GRAMMY noms, and what his mom thinks of his music.

From Future’s new, upcoming album Honest, which is also slated to include guest spots from Kanye West, Rihanna, Drake, Kelly Rowland, Ciara, Jeremih, Andre 3000, and Diplo, among others.

New material from Stephen Marley’s upcoming LP, Revelation Part 2: The Fruit of Life, featuring Tariq Trotter of the legendary Roots crew.

From DJ Whoo-Kid and company’s SXSE mixtape.

Directed by Pablo Balderas.

Available on iTunes now.