Kendrick Lamar stops by and talks to Nessa about changing his name, his album, the Tupac hologram, his joint album with J. Cole, his top 5 favorite rappers, his pet peeves with the industry and women, mad rappers, what kind of girls he likes, whether he’s a boobs or booty man and what women in [cont.]

Chicago’s very own Paypa joins forces with Raekwon, Nick Ds & JD Era on this BINK! produced record. Featured on the Henny on the Rocks II: THE BOTTLE mixtape out now. Shot|Directed|Edited by: Patrick “Embryo” Tapu.

Produced by Hyer Ground. Featuring: Mike Vernazza, Jihad Dunham, Franceleslia, Rachel Manzer, Desselyn Pierre, Aaron Noel, Anthony “A.B” Holloman, Shylil Ali & Willie Faulk. Director: Brian Robinson.

Cole collaborates with this Belgian vocalist for two verses.

This album cover absolutely rules. “We Ain’t Them” is produced by Childish Gambino and Ludwig.

Starring Nas.

For the latest episode of Outside the Booth, DJBoothTV’s own Jacques Morel catches up with Big K.R.I.T. for his Live From the Underground listening session to talk about the upcoming album, his new work with legendary musicians like B.B. King and much more. Plus a special guest appearance from Sha Money.

His name says it all; standing at well over six feet tall and with the intimidating muscular build of a linebacker, Big Shug’s physical presence alone is enough to command attention. His voice, a hoarse rumble effective for delivering both fearsome threats or smooth crooning as his alter-ego Shugie Diamonds, is one of rap’s most [cont.]

On July 17th, YG Hootie & A-Wax will release their debut collaborative LP, Interstate Trafficking. The Bay- and Los Angeles-based rappers announced the album a few weeks back with the Gucci Mane-featuring lead single, “Make Room,” and while the album will also include features from Waka Flocka Flame, Too $hort, and others, today, YG & [cont.]

Man Bites Dog Records is proud to present Copywrite’s “Sorrow” Music Video featuring Illogic. Song produced by Stu Bangas. Music Video directed by Seanie G. Please support independent music by buying Copywrite’s latest masterpiece God Save the King.

In this Interview with Montreality, Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest speaks about: – His story (0:18) – The type of student he was at school (0:35) – What he would be doing if it wasn’t for the music (0:52) – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up (1:01) – What he spent [cont.]

Quake Matthews has returned to the scene with his sophomore release The Book Of Matthew. The track and accompanying music video mark the first solo effort for the Halifax hip-hop artist since 2010’s The Myth. The Book Of Matthew is available for free download at quakematthews.com. The 11-track project features production from industry heavy-weights like [cont.]

Oddisee’s album “People Hear What They See” Is out June 12th via Mello Music Group!! Last week, Oddisee dropped the amazing video for his remix of Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t That Peculiar” in preparation of the full release of “Odd Renditions,” which also features remixes from Bon Iver, K-Os and Metronomy. Today, enjoy the full EP [cont.]

Next week, on May 22nd, Hieroglyphics rapper Casual will release his latest album, He Still Think He Raw. The album, which will be released through Hiero Imperium, is produced entirely by DJ Fresh & The Whole Shabang, and today, following a string of previous video and single leaks, Casual is excited to release a brand [cont.]

Second single taken from Lewis Parker’s forthcoming album “The Glass Ceiling”. Produced by Lewis Parker for the World of Dusty Vinyl.

From the upcoming EP, Preparing for Capture. Directed and edited by Erik Anello.

Dee Vasquez filming dope right off the IPhone.

Iron King consists of Sydney based MC The Iron Ghost and Producer/DJ The Micks King, who are close to putting out their debut EP The Coronation, featuring guests such as Kool G Rap, Termanology, Donny Goines, Vakill & many more.

Sacha Baron Cohen’s new comedy film, The Dictator, opened in theaters today. N.O.R.E. was lucky enough to get treated to a screening of the film several days ago by the good people over at Next Movie. Watch N.O.R.E. review the film in the latest segment of Next Movie’s Rapper Reviews.

Meek Mill talked about how much his life has changed for the better now that he’s a successful rapper. He touched upon not being able to anticipate the workload that’s come with his fame. Further, he addressed the beginning of the Maybach Music Group and the friendships that have developed because of it.