Directed by Stan Perry Jr.

Kendrick Lamar stopped by Streetz Iz Watchin’ on Shade45 with the Aphilliates last Friday. He speaks on who he’s listening to at the moment, his previous situation at Def Jam, staying true to himself as an artist and focusing on his debut album.

Live from The Underground due June 5th.

The Slaughterhouse team checked in with Jusin Credible of the L.A. Leakers and talked new album & favorite hip hop albums.

Spitta reveals the status of his upcoming mixtape with Wiz Khalifa, which he says will not be titled “How Fly 2.” He also explains why the two work so well together in the studio.

Produced by Jahlil Beats and may or may not appear on his YMCMB debut.

Another one from The Block Brochure: Welcome To The Soil 1, 2 & 3. Will he shoot the whole triple-album?

Second single from Cypress Hill and Rusko’s collaborative LP due next month.

Luda re-imagine’s LL’s classic party cut for the first single to Ludaversal. Betchu a “no beef” remix with Big Sean is coming.

Another one from Unexpected Arrival, out now.

Omarion delivers his first video and single since signing with Rick Ross’ MMG imprint.

Off 2012, out now on Showoff Records.

So, whether you guys are open to house music or not is beyond me, but if you like what I did with the Blockhead “The Robin Byrd Mixtape”, I think you will dig this as well. Lots of late night, soulful house here – not the mainstream, big room Swedish/Dutch stuff (nothing wrong with that [cont.]

9th speaks on the importance of the history and culture of hip hop, working on full albums, a new album with Murs “The Final Adventures of Murf and Beef Dog”, Sean Price/”Mic Tyson”, Wale and his style change, his track with Lil B, HaLo’s “Plan B”, and more. It was great having him come down [cont.]

Dim Mak recording artists Mustard Pimp take Cypress Hill and Rusko’s dubstep single to drum & bass territory.

Blu drops his latest single “Kiss The Sky,” through Coalmine Records. The M-Phazes produced banger includes a hook courtesy of MeLa Machinko and cuts by DJ Dutchmaster.

“Money Makin’” is the new collab from A-Trak and Dillon Francis, out now on Fool’s Gold. In keeping with the two DJs’ absurd sense of humor, they star in the clip as repairmen who transform a busted ATM into a hard-partying dance machine that takes the big city by storm… until the dough runs out. [cont.]