Official video clip for the unofficial vocal remix of Just Blaze and Baauer’s remix of “Higher” by DJ Paul and the S.I.M. (Sex Is Mandatory) DJ crew.

Mos Def offers an artistic interpretation speaking out against the NYPD’s new Stop-and-Frisk policy in this video short.

Produced by: Slum’s own Young RJ. Directed by Donavan Glover.

J. Cole joins The Roots on Late Night to perform his new single, “Power Trip”, from the June 18th release, Born Sinner.

From Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head. Directed by Marc Klasfeld.

Murs lets loose on his former label, Warner Bros. The Ghetto is Tryna Kill Me in stores June 11 on Fat Beats Records.

The XXL Freshmen cover star releases his new mixtape, featuring collaborations with T.I., 2 Chainz, A$AP Ferg, Paul Wall, Theophilus London, Meek Mill, James Fauntleroy, and more. Download Mixtape

From Ty’s new mixtape Beach House 2, coming soon.

B hi-jacked this song from The-Dream’s new album, IV Play, available May 28th. Also, “Shorty, I’d drink your bath water!” – 2 Chainz

We can’t say we saw this one coming. Clinton Sparks brings out the big dogs for this super-collabo record, from his upcoming project on Photo Finish Records / Def Jam.

From Ras Kass’ Barmageddon LP.

E-40 returns just in time for Memorial Day Weekend with this new Lil Jon fueled club-banger.

Extremely awkward interview between Hot 97′s Peter Rosenberg & Ebro and B.O.B. about the lack of support on Bobby’s new music.

Polyester channels Ice Cube for this Freddie Gibbs collabo.

Harlem battle champ Loaded Lux delivers that work on this new collabo with Method Man and Redman.

Skateboard P delivers this new track – the first of three – from the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack, due July 18th.

No Malice (formerly Malice of The Clipse), will drop his solo debut, Hear Ye Him, on July 2nd, 2013, indirectly coinciding with his brother Pusha T’s My Name Is My Name LP, which hits July 16th.

The origins of Ugly Heores stems from Apollo Brown wanting to do a heavy blue collar album that paints a real picture of life out there. Not a gangsta record. Not a hipster record. A record that paints life as it is today for a lot of the working poor. And as much as we [cont.]

First single off Doe or Die II, available now on iTunes.

From Hit-Boy Presents HS87: All I’ve Ever Dreamed Of.