Joe Budden shows off the tracklist and cover art for his forthcoming mixtape release, A Loose Quarter. Collaborations include Royce Da 59, Ab-Soul, Emanny, AraabMuzik, and others.

Lil Wayne plays Johnny Depp playing Hunter S. Thompson. Directed by Colin Tilley, from I Am Not A Human Being II, due February 19th.

New music video by 50 Cent performing “United Nations”, from 5 (Murders By Numbers). Directed by Eif Rivera.

After remixing Outkast’s “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” into a big room, electro anthem earlier this year (“Spottie”), Manik and I decided next we would take on The Beastie Boys’ “Root Down” for our next Hellafine remix. This is one of those tracks that always worked at b-boy parties, but we wanted to be able to play it in [cont.]

Happening November 29th at Irving Plaza in New York City is The Hip-Hop Gods Classic Tourfest Review. The show is headlined by Public Enemy, and will also include performances from Leaders of The New School, Monie Love, X-Clan, Schoolly-D, Wise Intelligent of Poor Righteous Teachers, Son Of Bazerk & No Self Control, Awesome Dre, Davy [cont.]

True school duo N.B.S. connect with long-time collaborator Blacastan (Demigodz / Army of the Pharaohs) and producer Stu Bangas (Jedi Mind Tricks, Mobb Deep, Ras Kass) for an explosive first release off of the upcoming album The Dispensary. N.B.S. will share the mic on The Dispensary with Reef the Lost Cauze (Army of the Pharaohs), [cont.]

Check out the music video from Karriem Riggins’ Alone Together album, which is out now. The video is for the track “Summer Madness” (also incorporating a piece of “Matador”) and is directed by Donovan Glover and Gerard Victor.

In this Interview with Montreality, RiFF RaFF speaks about: His three upcoming albums, His upcoming book “Neon Icon”, going to school with Kanye West, wanting to work with Lady Gaga, his relationship with Tyler The Creator & Odd Future.

Wiz Khalifa and Nardwuar link up once again for an all new interview.

Eve spits over Mobb Deep’s “Quiet Storm” instrumental.

Wow, Tip absolutely killed it with this album cover. This does raise the question of Wal-Mart will allow an album with T.I. brandishing a pistol sit on their store shelves, or maybe they’ll “Jesus Piece” him. 1. The Introduction 2. G Season featuring Meek Mill 3. Trap Back Jumpin 4. Wildside featuring A$AP Rocky 5. [cont.]

From the Psycho White EP, available now. Directed By Tim Armstrong.

Frank G directs this clip from The World’s Most Hardest MC Project, out today on iTunes.

Directed by J.F. Martin/Tom Vujcic for Reel Wolf Productions. From Bill’s upcoming solo LP, The Grimy Awards CD/DVD hitting January 29th, 2013. The album features HR of Bad Brains, A-Trak, El-P, Jedi Mind Tricks, OC, Cormega, Meyhem Lauren, Q-Unique, Shabazz the Disciple & Lil Fame of M.O.P. + production by DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Pete [cont.]

Freeway reunites with Just Blaze many years after their last collaboration, from his new album Diamond In The Ruff, hitting November 27th. Bonus, Freeway freestyles for the We Run The Streets 3 DVD in the clip following.

1. Hola Santiago 2. Coogi ft. Mr. MFN eXquire 3. Worldwide ft. TL Cross 4. Stardumb 5. Diamonds and Girls ft. K-Young 6. Color Blind 7. In Love With A Lie 8. Living To Die ft. Kobe 9. Medicine Man (Drug Free) ft. Wiz Khalifa 10. Just A Man 11. Dark Cloud 12. Heard It [cont.]

Another one from Masspike Miles forthcoming mixtape, Skky Miles 2: Cozmic Cloudz.

Jackson, Mississippi’s 7evenThirty continues the push for his recently released album Heaven’s Computer. The record takes listeners on a journey that showcases future-forward thinking while never abandoning his roots and influences. Today 7evenThirty pairs up with Oddisee for a special remix of the song “Nightmare,” featuring marching drums, haunting strings and erie vocals that bring [cont.]

An artist who made his debut with HHS many moons ago on that first Justus League mixtape delivers this new video, which is currently up for votes at MTVU. Support the man and give him your vote!

Noisey caught up with Joey Bada$$ before his show in London town to see what he thought about some of the comments left on his video “Hardknock.” Is Hip Hop coming back? Or are we coming back to Hip Hop?