50 Cent celebrates the new year by releasing a new freestyle “This Is Murder Not Music”.

Vampire Weekend grabs some of indie rap’s finest for this rap vocal remix of their cut, “Step”.

As Bishop Lamont prepares for his next album, The Reformation, he gives us this free mixtape, The Preformation. Guest spots from Torae, Rapsody, Treklife, and more.

Jeezy tries on Migos flow for size – just like everyone else lately – for this new collaboration with Rocko.

From the forthcoming mix/album Cynthia’s Son on Urban Icon Records.

Montreality dug up this previously unreleased segment from our interview of the year 2013, with Ghostface Killah. Watch as he loses count of his BPY (Blunts Per Year).

From the forthcoming compilation, Jamla Is The Squad, hosted by Statik Selektah.

This novelty record by PTAF gets commandeered by Ms. Nicki. Nicki Minaj – “Boss Ass Bitch (Remix)”

New material from Raekwon, Tip, and the recently deceased Doe B, as premiered by Whoo-Kid.

New material from SHIRT., who spits over Drake’s “Tuscan Leather” instrumental.

From Loaded Lux’s You Gon Get This Work mixtape.

Trading the sunny skies of California for the gritty streets of New York, Audio Push is back with the highly anticipated visual for their Hit-Boy-produced track, “Tis The Season.” Featuring a classic Ol’ Dirty Bastard sample, “Tis The Season” has the classic boom-bap sound, laced with verses from three young and talented emcees, as Brooklyn’s [cont.]

Pap delivers a visual from this cut from Hoodie Season 2.

Ruck says: “I dont know? who gives a fuck. Just listen or dont. IDGAF.”

Produced by Hitboy. Co-Produced by Hagler & 40. We expect the “Wu-Tang Forever” remix New Years Eve.

Migos flow….. The first of Drake’s promised year-end treats, produced by Hit Boy. “Trophies” will follow…. then maybe “Wu-Tang Forever (Remix)”?

Kanye recently sat down with DJ Pharris in Chicago on Power 92, where he answered questions from fans who called into the show to speak to the famed rapper. He spoke about his music, his adidas deal, adjusting to fame, and more. Kanye also speaks about famous people coming out of Chicago, including Oprah, Obama, [cont.]

Fuse sits down at Madison Square Garden with Fabolous, who breaks down tracks from his mixtape The S.O.U.L. Tape 3.

Scarface sits in with The Combat Jack Show, and gets some shit off his chest regarding the current state of the rap game.

Uncle Snoop and Uncle Rush talk about the early days of this hip hop culture and Snoop tries a vegan sandwich on this week’s GGN.