Late addition from last year’s Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head LP.

Papoose goes over Em’s “Rap God”. From Pap’s upcoming Hoodie Season mixtape.

Produced by the go-to-guy, DJ Mustard.

Off of Frank The Butcher’s BAU All Is Fair project produced by Frank The Butcher & Paul Mighty. All Is Fair CD now available free with purchase on www.AlwaysBAU.com.

Kendrick speaks with Revolt TV at his Powerhouse Philly performance, hinting that his next album is on the way.

From Suffering From Success, in stores now.

Aaaaaand here’s Kanye’s rant that took place in our fair city.

Not quite an official Liknuts (Alkaholiks + Beatnuts) cut, but J-Ro grabs Psycho Les to produce this cut from his 818 Antics Vol. 2 release.

Talib Kweli sits in with BRealTV to speak on his next LP, Gravitas, dropping December 15th.

Ill Bill sits in with B-Real’s Dr. Greenthumb TV channel to speak on the next La Coka Nostra album.

The Infamous Mobb frontman with the unmistakable voice comes through with a new video from his latest album, The Infamous QB – On The Grill, which is available now. Produced by Rheezo.

We imagine we’ll be posting a lot of these over the next few weeks.

Janelle performs two new cuts, “Dance Apocalyptic” and the title track from her new album, Electric Lady, on SNL, as broadcast last night.

Bun B will deliver his final chapter in the Trill album series with Trill O.G.: The Epilogue, set for a November 11th release date. Here’s a look at the track list and cover art for the project. 01. The Best is Back 02. Care 03. Fire f. Rick Ross, 2 Chainz & Serani 04. No [cont.]

Famed battle rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique speaks on the differences in battle rap today, thanks to the exposure gained from the Internet. He also explains why young artists should open their eyes to the details of the business aspect of battle rapping, so they don’t get taken advantage of when they start out.

As Red prepares for his upcoming Muddy Waters 2 release, today he drops off two new surprises. First up is his new video from the project, “Pump Ya Breaks”, followed by the “Redman Remixes” mixtape, which finds him going over tracks by Eminem, Dead Prez, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, Dr. Dre, T.I., and more.

Dam-Funk releases this instrumental loosie via his Soundcloud, containing all original production, without any samples or loops. Yeah, we could hear Snoop Dogg on top of this.

As you may have heard, fashion retailer Barneys is under fire for racial profiling. Jay-Z, who has teamed with the company for The Shawn Carter Foundation, has released the following statement, in response to criticism to the partnership. This collaboration lives in a place of giving and is about the Foundation. I am not making [cont.]

Com tries out a new flow on this collaboration with R&B songstress Aaradhna.

This track comes from Robert Glasper’s upcoming Black Radio 2 release, scheduled for release this Monday.