EPMD DJ Scratch talks about Jam Master Jay helping him out on the road and paying his dues with Run-D.M.C. and Public Enemy.

Video taken from Endemic Terminal Illness Part 2 album in stores November 26th.

Bobby Ray preps for the December 17th release of Underground Luxury.

Drake talks to Revolt TV about his NWTS leftover, “Trophies”, which he previewed in New York City this past weekend.

Rhymesayers unleashes the cover art, tracklisting, and the first single, “Ron Carter”, to Evidence and Alchemist’s long awaited Step Brothers album, Lord Steppington. The album will see release November 19th. 1.) “More Wins” 2.) “Dr. Kimble” 3.) “Byron G” f/ Domo Genesis & The Whooliganz (produced by Evidence) 4.) “Legendary Mesh” 5.) “No Hesitation” f/ [cont.]

Wow. MMLP2 in stores next Tuesday.

Bonus track from Ransom and Statik’s CD release of The Proposal.

One more from LP’s Recharged remix project.

Young Buck’s back. Video by Charlie P & Grean of Blackflymusic.com.

New mixtape release from Snoop, featuring all new collaborations with Erick Sermon, Method Man, Suga Free, and more. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

From Quelle Chris’ new LP, Ghost At The Finish Line, available now on Mello Music Group. Ghost At The Finish Line by Quelle Chris

A-Villa is a self-taught Hip Hop producer out of Chicago, IL. He has worked with emcees ranging from Action Bronson to AZ, N.O.R.E. to Chance The Rapper, Kool G Rap to Big K.R.I.T. And most of the world has never heard of him…yet. In 2014, A-Villa will release his self-produced debut album, Carry on Tradition [cont.]

New father Kanye West talks to Ryan Seacrest about supporting daughter North if she wants to enter a life in show business and his marriage proposal to Kim K.

Bronson and Party Supplies give us a video teaser of next week’s Blue Chips 2 release.

“Exhale” from Bishop’s latest project strictlyFLOWz available now.

Last week, the Horseshoe Gang’s album “Top Ramen N!&&@” was released through digital retailers. The group is now further promoting their project with the visuals to their Tabu produced record “Lyrical Miracle”. While the new album showcases the Horseshoe’s immaculate songwriting ability, this record is strictly about the bars. Once again, music video director Evan [cont.]

“There’s no beef” explains Casual of the legendary Hieroglyhpics crew, while unleashing a storm of clever wordplay and hilarious jabs at Eminem for claiming the #RapGod moniker when one already exists. “But I been #Rapgod” he says in response to Em’s latest single, titled “Rap God.” Casual responds with “He Still Think He #Rapgod,” a [cont.]

Paul and Gangsta Boo slide up to The Breakfast Club to speak on their new The Mafia 6 project.

From Cory’s Take It Or Leave It project, available now.

Produced by Black Metaphor.