From the G.O.O.D. Music compilation, Cruel Summer, hitting August 7th.

Bill Paladino directs.

Channel Orange in stores July 17th. Produced by Pharrell.

Hitting July 10th, will be Curren$y and producer Harry Fraud’s Cigarette Boats EP, check out the artwork above.

Directed by John Mazyck from Stampede Management.

Slaughterhouse sits in with Jenny Boom Boom on site at the BET Awards, speaking on the release of their upcoming album, also suggesting a new mixtape will be released prior to the album, not to be confused with House Party, by yours truly. In the second clip, the crew spits for the L.A. Leakers.

With an overwhelmingly positive response from the first episode, Film School with R.A. The Rugged Man is now in full swing on MTV’s Film.com. In the latest episode, the legendary underground rapper and longtime film buff speaks on directors that he doesn’t want to see die. In the process, R.A. touches on Woody Allen’s brilliance, [cont.]

Fif went the charitable route and decided to make 5 (Murder By Numbers) a free release, rather than an Itunes official fifth album (read: Interscope stepped in). Fif says his next album, Street King Immortal, will hit on Interscope in November. 50 Cent – “5 (Murder By Numbers)” Mixtape

…and by “talks”, we mean, he acknowledges it’s existence.

People used to say Method Man’s Tical was a let down. I’ll go on record on saying I highly disagree with the statement and that it was easily the best album of his career (not counting any Wu-Tang Clan LP’s). In the above clip, he speaks on his next album, Crystal Meth, which will be [cont.]

The Block Brochure: Welcome to The Soil 1, 2, and 3in stores now.

Cali emcee Murs and Florida punk rock band Whole Wheat Bread are The Invincibles, presenting their six-song collaboration record, along with the music video for their track “I-10″. Murs first met the the Jacksonville punk legends on the 2003 Warped Tour. Years later they reconnected through mutual friend Travie McCoy of Gym Class Heroes. They [cont.]

Celebrating the release of H.N.I.C 3, Prodigy and Boogz Boogetz go “On Da Spot” with a freestyle for DJ Green Lantern’s Invasion Radio featuring Boss Lady (with special guest DJ Scram Jones).

Something from this Dr. Dre’s discovery’s The Hunger Game mixtape.

First offering from The Kid’s #Summergames mixtape.

T-Dot hops atop “Mercy”. In other news, the original G.O.O.D. version of the track has topped over 1 million copies sold this week, reaching Platinum status.

Produced by Lex Luger, shot by Blaqstar Productions.

‘Spread Love, That’s The BROOKLYN Way’ has always been the slogan for the boro, so it was inevitable for these two lyricist born and raised in Brooklyn to make that Brownsville and Bedstuy connection. Sr. and Skyzoo literally raise the bar on the Fred Bear produced gem. This record is a cut from Ragazino’s new [cont.]