It seems like ever since we lost Guru, DJ Premier has pulled back on the amount of beats he’s producing for folks. It’s hard to imagine there was a time when Preem would produce entire LP’s for people – not just Gang Starr, but also affiliated acts like Jeru The Damaja and Group Home. Of [cont.]

From Rhymesayers: “Cat Food” and “Bug Zapper” were initially released in December on an extremely limited 7-inch vinyl record, available only to fans who purchased the Aesop Rock x Kid Robot collaborative vinyl toy, “Whiskers: The Undead” through Fifth Element. These songs will not be available on any other album.

Dipset re-unite as Cam’Ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Freekey Zekey channel Edo G & The Bulldogs on “Have My Money.” Premiered by Flex.

Produced by Dr. G.

The press release reads as follows: Producer Easy Mo Bee will celebrate 25 years as one of the most innovative forces in hip hop with the release of a new album, “…And You Don’t Stop!”, available at iTunes on January 10 via Chuck D’s SLAMJamz Record Label. Chuck D, along with SLAMJamz President and COO [cont.]

We dig the PRhyme album (review coming shortly), but did feel it was a little bit too short. No matter, DJ Premier has revealed in an interview with the New York Observer that an expanded deluxe edition of the album is coming, with three to five new songs on it, including a collaboration with MF [cont.]

John Legend and Common Sense perform their cut from the Selma soundtrack on Good Morning America.

M.O.P. returns with “Welcome 2 Brooklyn”, the latest track off their late 2014 project Street Certified.

From Future’s 2014 Monster mixtape.

Master P and Lil Wayne team up on “Power” from the Money Mafia Album We All We Got. Wonder how Birdman feels about this? Amazing Photoshop work here.

Busta Rhymes affiliate OT Genasis shoots a big budget version of his cocaine anthem, “CoCo.” Less glaciers of ice, more gigantic female body parts this time around.

Bobby Ray launches his No Genre imprint with this new mixtape, featuring his artists Lin-Z, JaqueBeatz, Jake Lambo, London Jae and Scotty ATL. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Young Buck starts off 2015 with the release of “New Years Cake” over Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental.

Nems gets help from 8-Off and Chino on “Let Em Fly.”

Snoop reunites with Dam-Funk for new 7 Days Of Funk material, with a little help from Daz Dillinger and Shon Lawon.

1/2 of Cannibal Ox helps out Westside Gunn on this track from the HitlerWearsHermes project.

Nipsey’s Mailbox Money is here, which you can download for free below. Or, buy a copy for $10 or dish out $1000 for the deluxe edition, depending on your baller budget. Guest shots from Rick Ross, Scoop Deville, DJ Mustard, K Camp, Dom Kennedy, Trae Tha Truth, and more. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered [cont.]

Hood Billionaire available now.

Kanye West teams with Paul McCartney for Kim Kardashian’s favorite song by Ye. There’s even a Wings reference. The song is on iTunes now. People always ask me what my favorite Kanye song is and it's Only One. Kanye feels like his mom sang thru him to our daughter. — Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January [cont.]

Produced by Zaytoven.