Freeway spits over Watch The Throne’s “N****s in Paris” off his new mixtape The Intermission presented by Superstar Jay & DJ Love Dinero. Directed by The Canon Boys.

J. Cole serves up two deleted tracks from the Cole World: The Sideline Story sessions. Says Cole: LISTEN: J. Cole – “Neverland” produced by Chase N. Cashe and J. Cole. Some shit we did out in LA! Not on the album, but something you should have. Ride to it. Shout to my nigga Chase! LISTEN: [cont.]

In part two of Kev’s interview with Jeezy, Freddie Gibbs joins in, as they touch upon what to expect from TM103.

Murs preps for his October release with the latest two episodes in the Love & Rockets video series.

Mac Miller speaks with London’s DJ Semtex, and shows off footage from his first U.K. show.

Despite a poor critical response and a lousy MTV VMA performance, Lil’ Wayne’s Tha Carter IV is just shy of platinum in it’s first week, selling 964,000 copies. This is the biggest first week sales for any hip-hop album since Tha Carter III, which started with 1.01 million in it’s first week. Source: Billboard

M1 and friends go in on the president. From Soundtrack To The Struggle due October 16th.

Young Jeezy + DJ Drama – “The Real Is Back”

One of the problems with the “long-awaited, highly anticipated” album is the dry spell leading up to it. This period usually builds so much hype on said project, that by the time it drops, it inevitably disappoints. While we’re yet to see the verdict on Dr. Dre’s Detox, we’ve seen a strong buzz hurt the [cont.]

Full press release reads as follows: Legendary multi-platinum rap duo Mobb Deep inked a label deal today with national distribution company RED Distribution (a division of Sony Music Entertainment) for their imprint Infamous Records. The New York based label will be run and managed by Mobb Deep, which has appeared on records totaling more than [cont.]

DJ Premier debuted this tonight, and now you can get it on Itunes. From Cats & Dogs, due this month. LISTEN: Evidence – “You” (prod. DJ Premier)

Dug this gem up from the HHS cassette archive. Not sure what the origins of this track are, but we don’t remember it being released elsewhere. Anyone with info on this? LISTEN: Lord Digga – “In Da Park (Lost Demo)” Lord Digga – “In Da Park (Lost Demo)”

“When you’re done Watching The Throne, turn around and watch me, when you’re done with the Carter 4 come back to me for more, when you’re done with that Drake, no, I ain’t trying to hate but I’m back up on my grind and I’m about to skaaaaate on these n****s…Put it on your blog [cont.]

Prod. by FKI. This interpolates JT’s “Cry Me A River”, for some reason. LISTEN: Ludacris – “Rich & Flexin’” (feat. Waka Flocka)

Ash says his album is now called Is This Too Orange, and will release a new mixtape called Paps and Jazz, just before the release of the LP.

Latest single from Cole’s September 27th Roc Nation debut, Cole World: The Sideline Story. LISTEN: J. Cole – “Can’t Get Enough” (feat. Trey Songz)

Theo kicks off season 2 of How To Make It In America with this track.

Watch as Alabama’s own Yelawolf celebrates putting the finishing touches on his upcoming album “Radioactive” in classic Slumerican fashion.