Game sits down with Billboard to break down his new album, Jesus Piece, track-by-track. The album is in stores now. HHS review coming soon.

Los Angeles OG and Stones Throw Records founder, Peanut Butter Wolf, stopped by Soul Assassins Radio and dropped a very rare set of music from the Stones Throw vaults… Be sure to tune in to Soul Assassins Radio on Sirius/XM Shade 45 every Monday Night at 7pm Pacific Standard Time…

After treating fans and new listeners to his two previously released leaks “That’s Me” (produced by Lord Finesse) and “Always” (feat. Crystalia), the Bronx-bred spitter Butta Verses finally unveils his free fourteen track release Everywhere & Nowhere, for free download. The project boasts production from Marco Polo, The Mighty V.I.C. (The Beatnuts, Groove Merchantz, Ghetto [cont.]

Young Jeezy teams with 2 Chainz and Tyga producer DJ Mustard for “R.I.P.”, the first track from his new mixtape release, It’s The World, which hits later today. In other news, Jeezy announced that he has cleaned house with his CTE imprint, removing everyone from the roster, which included Freddie Gibbs, as we reported earlier. [cont.]

New material produced by Willie B of the TDE fam.

Big Boi sits in with The Breakfast Club. Although the interview gets off to an awkward start, Big Boi touches upon the usual topics – the lack of an Outkast reunion, the meaning behind his new album title, Future’s early career with The Dungeon Family, Janelle Monet’s next album, Ice-T & Coco, and more.

Consequence gives us another taste from the soon to be released Movies On Demand 4. This track is produced by The Produce Section with Statik Selektah on the cut.

In this extended clip of his interview with 99 Jamz, Rick talks about his altercation with Jeezy at the BET Awards. He also announces the creation of a new deal with Atlantic. Rick is still signed to Def Jam, and Meek and Wale are still under Warner, but Rick has taken the MMG imprint to [cont.]

Freddie Gibbs called into the Breakfast Club a few days after his appearance with them to confirm that he has parted ways with Young Jeezy’s CTE imprint. In the initial interview, he sort of beat around the bush when asked about it, and with the follow-up call to the show, he confirms that he is [cont.]

Raekwon spits over Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya” instrumental. Look out for his Lost Jewelry EP in January.

First single (featuring Oddisee) from Outer Circle Movements, the new album from Australian producer Silent Titan out now on Soulspazm Records. This is Silent Titan’s sophomore LP release, which includes guest features from Prince Po, M.E.D., Rock (Heltah Skeltah), Journalist 103 and Jace Excell.

Skillz preps his last album for a December 26th release, which closes out with the “2012 Rap Up”. 1. Intro (Hard To Be Me) 2. So High 3. Bring The Sparklers Out 4. Love N Hip Hop (feat. Joe Tann) 5. Ignorant Levels 6. Maybe I Dont Know Her At All 7. Y.A.R.D.T.S 8. With [cont.]

Game settles all his affairs on “Blood Of Christ”, which finds him dissing 50 Cent, G-Unit, Shyne, Diddy, and 40 Glocc. Pretty scathing diss, which only appears on the Best Buy version of the LP.

Public Enemy were officially inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this morning, following Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five in 2007, Run DMC in 2009 and the Beastie Boys in 2011. Also inducted today were Rush, Heart, Randy Newman, Donna Summer and Albert King. “It’s not an achievement for Public Enemy per [cont.]

Shady Records signee Skylar Grey makes her debut for the label with this heavy-handed sexual metaphor, with guest verses from Em.

Masta Killa of Wu-Tang Clan presents the official music video for “Things Just Ain’t The Same,” off his new album Selling My Soul, now in stores everywhere. More info at http://mastakillamusic.com/. Track produced by PF Cuttin.

Out Da Box TV brings you Part 2 of their exclusive interview with veteran hip hop group “dead prez”. In this segment, the group speaks on the issue of overcoming struggle and what to prepare to combat next, as war continues to be waged against humanity. Stic.man also speaks on the importance of health/fitness and [cont.]

One of indie rap’s most revered artists, Aesop Rock, announces his first run of tour dates 2013. Aesop along with Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz kick off their Western US tour January 19 in Oakland CA. LA rapper Busdriver supports. Tickets are on sale now. Aesop’s acclaimed album Skelethon is out now on Rhymesayers [cont.]

As we reported a few days back, vocals from fallen greats, James Brown and 2Pac have been mashed-up for a new track on the Django Unchained soundtrack. “Unchained” combines bits of Brown’s “The Payback” with ‘Pac’s “Untouchable” acapella – and some strangely placed bits of dialogue from the film. Listen below.