Here is DJ Felli Fel’s brand new single entitled Reason To Hate featuring a lineup consisting of Ne-Yo, Tyga and Wiz Khalifa. The track will hit iTunes on April 23rd.

Joey Bada$$ appears for the XXL Freshmen 10 freestyle series.

This week Out Da Box Radio features accomplished North Carolina Emcee “Rapper Big Pooh” of the legendary hip hop group Little Brother. Pooh took the time to speak on a range of intriguing topics including his beginnings as an emcee, the sacrifices he made being a part of Little Brother, his personality impact on the [cont.]

Famed rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique shares his thoughts on different races saying the n-word, telling a story about when he had to school his cellmate after he blurted out the controversial word. Immortal Technique also explains why you can’t force someone not to say the n-word, you can only educate them.

No I.D. frees up this lost collaboration track with Common, about his homie’s wedding day.

Rap legend GZA gives us a sneak peak of one of the songs from his new album, Dark Matter. The rapper has encouraged New York City public schools use hip hop as a tool to teach science. GZA/Genius, take us the fuck outta here…

For fans of our house/EDM sister site, WeAllHitPlay.Com, Daft Punk news exploded over the weekend, including a new preview of their track with Pharrell, “Get Lucky”. But there’s something more interesting worth reporting over here for the hip-hop heads, that being that Kanye has reportedly recorded at least two tracks with the Daft duo, which [cont.]

ZERO DEMO is a previously unheard version of “I Was Zero” off of Sage Francis’ LI(F)E album (www.tinyurl.com/SageLife.) As you’ll notice, it ended up being completely re-arranged and reworked by the time it was released in 2010. On this version you will hear the original beat that Buck 65 produced for it as well as [cont.]

Drake sits in with Respect Mag / Rap Radar’s Elliott Wilson, to touch upon a number of topics. He speaks on his upcoming LP, Nothing Was The Same, the success of “Started From The Bottom” & “5 AM In Toronto”, and some thinly veiled shots at Chris Brown and Rihanna. Sidenote: Drake confirms the “Started [cont.]

A$AP Rocky and Nessa sit down and talk about his upcoming instrumental album he produced, hitting the strip club with Rihanna, getting boo’d up with Chanel Iman, who from A$AP Mob gets on his nerves, his favorite music videos, working with Danger Mouse, designing a Timberland boot, directing A$AP Ferg’s new video, his dream collab [cont.]

P and Al’s joint effort hits June 11th. Here’s a look at the cover and tracklist. 1. Intro 2. LMDKV 3. Give Em Hell 4. Stay Dope 5. Curb Ya Dog 6. Death Sentence (Feat. Roc Marciano) 7. Bear Meat 8. Y.N.T. (Feat Domo Genesis) 9. R.I.P. (Feat Havoc & Raekwon) 10. Dough Pildin 11. [cont.]

From American Psycho II, hitting in May.

Featuring guest introduction by Paradise Gray (X-Clan), jessica Care moore, Omari King Wise, Duminie DePorres and Khalid El-Hakim. “Center Of The Movement” music video was made in support of all of the individuals and businesses featured in the video, including the Black History 101 Mobile Museum, whose owner Khalid El-Hakim is publishing the new book [cont.]

Joey Bada$$ drops his XXL Freshmen 10 cover freestyle.

Over the last few months, Pro Era member, CJ Fly, was said to be preparing to release his debut solo mixtape, and today, he decided to give the fans a brand new song titled, “the error”, produced by Cookin Soul. “My pro Capital STEEZ considered the Progressive Era as an contradiction and since he was [cont.]

Today 19 year old rap phenom GrandeMarshall releases his sophomore mixtape Mugga Man for free download on Fool’s Gold. The anticipated follow up to Grande’s acclaimed debut 800 features 21 tracks of THC-powered beats and supremely confident rhymes from the young MC, an evocative and hypnotic chronicle of late nights and slow rolling Crown Vics [cont.]

Backstage at Paid Dues Hard Knock TV caught up with Immortal Technique. In this interview Immortal talks to Nick Huff Barili about early Hip Hop memories, being locked up in prison, Monsanto lobbying Obama, interactions with fans on twitter and the work he is doing with The Green Light Project. Oh yeah and his new [cont.]

Today, Columbus-based rapper Copywrite releases his free album Carbon Copy’s Phony Art Pub Scam through Man Bites Dog Records. The title of the album, which was premiered by OkayPlayer, is a play on The Beatles’ famous record Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, and starting with the album cover, it’s a mix of honorary sampling [cont.]

Following yesterday’s fallout with Reebok, Rick Ross has released an official statement to the press, apologizing for a lyric glorifying rape on Rocko’s “O.U.E.N.O.” track. “Before I am an artist, I am a father, a son, and a brother to some of the most cherished women in the world. So for me to suggest in [cont.]

On the season premiere of Iyanla: Fix My Life, Iyanla travels to Yonkers, New York, to meet Earl Simmons—also known as multiplatinum hip-hop artist DMX. Watch what happens during their first meeting. This episode airs April 15th @ 9/8c on Oprah’s OWN channel. Meme incoming.