JAY Z’s Life+Times met up with Pusha T in NYC to talk MNIMN and the meaning behind the lyrics of “King Push”, the first track of the album.

Pusha and Mass Appeal return for the second installment of Release Roundtable. Pusha discusses the harsh realities of his inspiration behind his song “Suicide”, the honesty of “S.N.I.T.C.H.”, and surprises the all-star list of bloggers with his “Mase flow” on “Let Me Love You.”

“Bizzaro rap world collide on BSBD’s glacial menace. Artwork by renowed 7 year old rap portraitist, Yung Lenox.”

From the mostly instrumental EP, The Blenders, available now.

In studio video for the DMX / Rakim collab that debuted last week. The song is available now on iTunes.

From The Red V mixtape.

“Holdin On” featuring Freddie Gibbs will be available on the Flume: Deluxe Edition on November 8.

Pusha T delivers his long-awaited G.O.O.D. Music debut to MySpace for a streaming session, before it sees release next Tuesday, October 8th. Listen to it here.

Killa Cam makes his triumphant return to the game. Light on high-profile collaborations, but includes work with T.I., Yo Gotti, Loaded Lix, 2 Chainz, Araab Muzik, and more.

The lead-single from Marco Polo’s forthcoming LP, PA2: The Director’s Cut, accomplishes what no one else has been able to pull off in over a decade–reunite Organized Konfusion. Since the duo disbanded in 1997, there has been no new OK material and every few years or so the usual “reunion rumors” emerge and then disappear. [cont.]

This is essentially Three 6 Mafia minus Juicy J, and adding in lost member Crunchy Black, plus Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca and Lord Infamous.

Produced by Alan The Chemist. Diirected by MemzOnDaLenz. Red V mixtape out now on iTunes.

LA emcee Blu and VA producer Nottz will team for Gods In The Spirit due October 22nd.

From the Dreamchasers 3 mixtape, available now.

Action Bronson announced today that his next project with producer Party Supplies, Blue Chips 2, will arrive in November. Specifically, “the first day it rains in November”. So look out for that November rain.

Nelly speaks up on his next LP, M.O., to the ball-breaking Breakfast Club crew.

Directed by 6ix Shoota (Cool Kids Forever Films). Produced by Sunny Norway. This song can be found on Phil Adé’s R.O.S.E. mixtape.

Troy Ave lends his remix to Katy Perry’s “Roar”.

Good Belt Gang is N.O.R.E., Math Hoffa, Rahim Manchild, City Boy D, Black Boy Cocca, Mav, Compton Menace and Fayhed.

Following his debut TDE visual for “Shot You Down” – Top Dawg Entertainment releases a clip of Isaiah Rashad’s signing to the label. Be on the lookout for his upcoming project.