Official label description: “Although it hasn’t been that long since the legendary Grand Wizard Theodore invented scratching and helped birth an entire genre in the process, it seems like the current generation is more concerned with fame and ratings than making timeless music. Here to squash the nonsense and educate the youth is the Queens’ [cont.]

Chris Bridges is the latest to jump on ILOVEMAKONNEN’s “Tuesday.”

“Party Supplies burst out of the gate swinging with the one-two punch of debut album Tough Love and the beloved mixtapes, establishing a signature sound that mixes woozy classic rock chops with head-nodding MPC hip-hop like none other. They ride that vibe even further into the sunset on jammy new song “The Light In The [cont.]

Volume 17 of Raekwon’s Throwback Thursday series revisits The O’Jays “Back Stabbers.”

First from Fonzarelli’s Sharp On All 4 Corners four part album series due this December.

Highly Questionable with Dan Le Batard and Bomani Jones airs weekdays at 4:00 PM ET on ESPN2.

1/2 of Slaughterhouse on this cut from Joey’s upcoming Some Love Lost mixtape.

Don Logan delivers his self-titled Gunplay mixtape, with help from N.O.R.E., Cormega, Rick Ross, Birdman, Curren$y, and more.

Green takes “C.R.E.A.M.” to the trap: “One of my favorite songs that I had a little fun with. Been getting good reaction to it at shows so wanted to share with you guys. Throw your W’s Up!”

Nas and The Roots perform the first track from Illmatic. Straight out the fuckin’ dungeons of rap to the Tonight Show. Starts at the 8-minute mark.

Produced by MikeWillMadeIt. From his new four song Roc Nation free EP.

This is the third leak from Choosey’s upcoming release, Left Field, dropping on Dirty Science Records Oct 14th.

New music from Lil Dicky’s Hump Days new music Wednesday series.

One more piece of the Blood Moon: Year Of The Wolf puzzle.

On the heels of the release of the epic video for “Easy Rider,” Action Bronson responds to comments left on his Youtube page. Count on Bam Bam to leave no stone unturned and no bowl unsmoked.

Lead single to Black Sheep’s Ne-Yo’s new album, Non Fiction.

Juan Ep: “FINALLY! 2 hours with Funk Flex live from Gallapagos in Brooklyn. Flex gives his entire history including how he came up, met and idolized Red Alert, made it to Hot 97 and much more. He even has some kind words for Dame Dash, explains his semi rocky relationship with Jay-Z, and tells an [cont.]

ATL’s Rome Fortune killing them with this cover. The EP features help from ILOVEMAKONNEN, Bassnectar, Four Tet, OG Maco, Four Tet, and more.

Redman covers Slick Rick & Doug E. Fresh’s classic, “The Show.”

Produced by Nick Speed.