Meek and Spade-O borrow Drake and Jay’s instrumental.

Produced by Statik Selektah. Directed by Brandon Dull films.

Suffering From Success in stores October 22nd.

Footage from Pusha T’s appearance at ALIFE Sessions.

My 1st Chemistry Set hits next Tuesday.

DJ Premier dishes hip-hop lore in this interview with Whoo Kid, recounting stories and experiences with Jay-Z, 2Pac, Big L, Dr. Dre, Kanye West, Eminem, Eazy E, KRS-1, and the legendary Guru. Must see TV.

Curren$y has announced via Twitter that he and Smoke DZA will team for an EP called The Stage, to be produced entirely by Harry Fraud. “Make iPod space… @stan599 brings u #thestage …. Raps by Andretti and Dza ….. Beats by @HarryFraud”. More news soon….

“Up In The Sky” is slated to be a bonus track on Nature’s Seasons Changed: Summer Edition CD.

Meek and Fab grace the remix to this hood favorite.

From the #Been #Trill In The Field triple-mixtape release.

My Name Is My Name in stores right now.

From Black Milk’s upcoming album No Poison No Paradise out October 15th. No Poison No Paradise is another accomplished full-length solo release for Black Milk, and a return to form for one of hip hop’s most versatile talents. The album features guest appearances by Grammy-Award winners Black Thought (The Roots), Robert Glasper, and Dwele, as [cont.]

Entry #405 of Vanity Fair’s Snob Dictionary, Questlove: The Roots drummer with an exhaustive knowledge of all things music explains what it means to be a true “music snob” and why he’s inclined to share the wealth.

Produced by Wyclef. Directed by John Colombo. From The Golden Age mixtape, out now.

Here’s a look at the tracklist for Khaled’s October 22nd release, Suffering From Success. 1. “Obama” (Winning More Interlude) 2. “Suffering From Success” – DJ Khaled feat. Ace Hood and Future 3. “I Feel Like Pac/I Feel Like Biggie” – DJ Khaled feat. Rick Ross, T.I., Meek Mill, Swizz Beatz, and Puff Daddy 4. “You [cont.]

A new reveal from DPG’s next album, entitled… wait for it… Dogg Bagg.

It’s been said, famously, that there’s no 401k in hip-hop. That might not be completely true for the Jay-Z’s of the world, but certainly for the J-Zone’s. It’s been almost a decade since Zone’s last proper solo album, A Job Ain’t Nuthin But Work, and his latest album, Peter Pan Syndrome, suggests that it’s been [cont.]

Produced by Oak. From the album, Where Does This Door Go, available now.

M1 writes: Break The Boxes! This is Part 1 of 5 for the Time Travel EP from dead prez. The EP was executive produced by M1 of dead prez. The story began in Tallahassee when I met Tr!x (@TheMrPatel)who is the guy doing the hook. This version was produced by Precision (@PrecisionAMG) as was the [cont.]

Consumerism is a track coming out on the eve of Ms. Hill’s release. She wanted to get this music out while she was incarcerated, as it is a product of the space she was in while she was going through some of the challenges she has been faced with recently.“Consumerism is part of some material [cont.]