From 2012, on sale now. Directed by Crazy Hood & Smoke Stack.

This may be the first time bike-riding Mormon missionaries have appeared in a rap video. Directed by Kenneth Price. From Charity Starts At Home.

After catching up with his How Fly brother-in-rhyme and weed Wiz Khalifa for our last episode, Soul Culture TV caught up with New Orleans hailing rap star and Jet Life president Curren$y for the latest installment of the My Favourite Verse series.

This is pretty awesome, seeing all these cats collaborate. In other news, the album, Cruel Summer, has been pushed back from it’s original August release date. As Kanye West himself said earlier this summer, there’s a real healthy sense of competition in hip-hop right now. But with all the crews gunning for that top spot, [cont.]

Lloyd Banks previews a new cut from his mixtape, V6, which hits tomorrow.

The latest from Slay’s new The Changing Of The Guard mixtape.

Joe Budden popped up on BlogTV yesterday, previewing new tracks from the upcoming Slaughterhouse LP, welcome to: OUR HOUSE, due next month. He also is seen eating an unknown substance with a spoon, which could be cereal or soup. Discuss.

As seen above, in a short, concise Tweet, Lil Wayne revealed that the fourth volume in his Dedication mixtape series will be coming next month. Also, it is clear that Wayne does not use autocorrect on his phone.

Directed by Alex/2tone. “IN THIS VIDEO YOU WILL LEARN… How to be in the murda biz How to make money How be an azalean” Their words, not ours.

In a cover story with The Guardian, Frank Ocean finally opens up about his letter addressing his sexuality, which he hasn’t spoken on since it’s release a few weeks back. “I won’t touch on risky, because that’s subjective. People are just afraid of things too much. Afraid of things that don’t necessarily merit fear. Me [cont.]

The X-Man has released the tracklist for his as-of-yet unreleased album, Napalm. No date has been announced, but perhaps this release will speed up the process. 1. State Of Hip-Hop Vs. Xzibit (Prod. By Beat Butcher) 2. Everything (Prod. By Rick Rock) 3. Dos Equise Feat. RBX 4. Something More Feat. Prodigy 5. Gangsta Gangsta [cont.]

Marley Marl is unquestionably one of the greatest producers and DJs in hip hop history. His influence and importance to hip hop are undeniable, and his innovative productions and pioneering use of sampling helped define the genre. Marley Marl has produced beats for some of the music’s finest MCs including Big Daddy Kane, MC Shan, [cont.]

One more video from Vodka & Ayahuaska. Meanwhile, Al’s Russian Roulette is available now.

Directed by Dr. Zodiak, from Black Belt Theatre, available now.

Young Money’s Jae Millz fires a few shots at Chris Brown and Pusha T on this new lead-in for his next mixtape, Dead Presidents 2. He speaks on it in the above clip.

Diggy borrows Big Sean and Meek Mill’s scorching track for “Burn”.

Regardless of how you may feel about 2 Chainz, that single artwork fucking kills. Due on Itunes July 24th.