The Odd Future singer will deliver his Def Jam debut on July 17th. Guest shots from Andre 3000, John Mayer, and Earl Sweatshirt.

Nas speaks on Nicki Minaj at Summer Jam, as well as his divorce with Kelis.

Produced by Ritz Reynolds, from Blue Slide Park. Directed by Ian Wolfson.

Here’s the official description: In preparation for the long-awaited Shady Records’ Slaughterhouse debut, “welcome to: OUR HOUSE”, DJ Pizzo cooks something up to hold the heads over. As a resident DJ at the top nightclubs in both Las Vegas and Los Angeles, Pizzo selects many of Joe Budden, Royce Da 5’9, Joell Ortiz, and Crooked [cont.]

Another from the Crack On Steroids set.

July 17th, party people…. 1. No Introduction (Produced by Justice League) 2. Loco-Motive feat. Large Professor (Produced by No I.D.) 3. A Queens Story (Produced by Salaam Remi) 4. Accident Murderers feat. Rick Ross (Produced by No I.D.) 5. Daughters (Produced by No I.D.) 6. Reach Out feat. Mary J. Blige (Produced by Salaam Remi, [cont.]

Freddie Gibbs and Madlib reteam as Madgibbs with the second single from the forthcoming LP, due later this year. This is available for purchase digitally and on wax via Stones Throw.

From the album KoleXXXion, in stores now. KoleXXXion Instrumentals & Acapellas coming 7/10 on vinyl.

Another one from the July 17th release, Russian Roulette.

From Rhyme Or Die, coming soon.

One of the hottest songs out right now calls for one of the hottest artists to bless it with an exceptional verse. With that said, check out Ludacris’ freestyle to” Cashin’ Out”! While millions are waiting for his 8th studio album Ludaversal to drop later this year, he keeps providing fans with hot verses to [cont.]

1. “In Brain We Trust” (Featuring Vic Spencer) 2. “D.U.I.” 3. “I Know, Hater” 4. “Change ‘N Thangs” 5. “Cufflinks and Dress Shoes” (Featuring Rapper Big Pooh & Bad Lucc) 6. “Stop Trickin’” (Featuring Chip Tha Ripper) 7. “Feed The Fam” (Featuring Vic Spencer & Tiaramy) 8. “Big Worm” 9. “10 Toes” Freestyle 10. “The [cont.]

Fan favorite Aesop Rock producer and Ninja Tune instrumentalist, Blockhead, returns with his fifth LP for the label, Interludes After Midnight, an ode to the late night public access television shows he grew up on. This theme doesn’t necessarily transcend to the music itself, unless Block is sampling bits and pieces of the programming that [cont.]

Produced by Aaron Harris, from the album L.A. Riot. Directed by Super Official.

Pusha and Peter discuss wrestling, G.O.O.D. Music, and the best verse “Mercy”.

Redband trailer for Snoop and Wiz Khalifa’s Mac & Devin Go To High School.

50 Cent stopped by WGCI’s Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot and briefly discussed Detox and whether he believes it will ever come out.

Another one from the July 17th release of Life Is Good.