From J-Love’s Not Designed To Quit, hitting November 19th.

From Daz’s new Bacc 2 Tha Old School Vol. One mixtape, built around samples from various old school jams.

Off the DJ J-Ronin Freestyle Files vol 2 mixtape, Rah Digga covers Gang Starr’s “Mostly The Voice”, and aims at all female emcees.

Here’s part two of Crooked I’s “Shady Dynasty Freestyle”.

From Timbaland’s upcoming new album, Textbook Timbo, coming soon.

Similar, but not to be confused with this.

Bishop Nehru links up with Fuse TV for their “Fresh Cut Segment”. It chronicles Nehru meeting Kendrick Lamar, performing with The Wu-Tang Clan, Nehru’s Project With DOOM, creative control when its comes to his “Vision” and more…

While on a recent tour stop in Atlanta, R.A. The Rugged Man caught up with Dead End Hip Hop for an in-depth interview. After discussing the origins of the his recent collaboration “The Dangerous Three” with Brother Ali and Masta Ace (13:22) and detailing his upcoming work with Rakim (21:17), R.A. gives a candid assessment [cont.]

J-Zone checks in with Red Bull’s Music Academy for this episode of their Fireside Chat series with Chairman Mao. It chronicles his musical journey told through clips of music, including stories from his oddball childhood as a self-taught bass player through his stint in hip-hop. And in his words, “Also included: quitting music and becoming [cont.]

Bun B sits in the TBC, to speak on his new album Trill O.G.: The Epilogue.

Lyric video from this Because The Internet selection, dropping on or around December 10th.

Eeeeeee. This falls apart in the second verse. Listen over here.

After releasing his solo debut studio album, My Name Is My Name, last month, Pusha’s finally found his spot on the solo tip. The 36-year-old Virginia Beach rapper had been working on his solo debut for over a year, and after a few hurdles, the Kanye West-executively produced project was met with critical acclaim. Even [cont.]

Tedsmooth’s been doing his thing for years, most notably on his classic remix of Jamie Foxx’s “Blame It”, utilizing C-Murder’s “Down For My N’s” instrumental. Here, he remixes Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” with an old school feel and a new verse from Bussa-Bus.

TWISM in this bitch. We don’t need no hook.

CTE’s #itsthaworld vol.2 will drop 11/27 at midnight. Swing swing swing and chop chop chop.

Track number four from Life Changes. Produced by DJ Dahi. Directed by Zack Warren of Wingtip Media / Wingtipmedia.com.

Troy Ave stopped by the Toca Tuesdays studio last week to talk about his new album. Of course Tony had him rhyme.

40 seconds with Just Blaze, brought to you by Revolt TV.

Cipha and Peter tell us: “Bun B finally makes his way to Juan Epstein and man this was a treat. There is so much history here from classic Pimp C stories to Biggie & Jay-Z. Relax and Listen!”