Twelfth entry of Raekwon’s #TBT series, covering Gwen Guthrie’s “Close To You”.

1/2 of G-Unit visit Hot 97, to speak with Ebro about their reunion, recent beefs, and their upcoming The Beast Is G-Unit EP, due this October. Bonus: in the second clip, G-Unit freestyles on Flex.

Just Blaze protege, OnCue, releases his Angry Young Man mixtape, featuring production from Just, Hudson Mohawke, and others. OnCue – Angry Young Man

Dicky adopts the Migos flow for his latest Hump Days release.

Homeboy Sandman reminds us that his new album, Hallways, is out now on Stones Throw, with a new video and freestyle.

Late edition remix of Jeezy’s “Holy Ghost”. Seen It All: The Autobiography in stores now.

After recently announcing their upcoming EP Street Certified, iconic Brownsville hip-hop duo M.O.P. is now unveiling the official music video for the single “187.” Produced by Lil Fame aka Fizzy Womack, “187″ is vintage Mash Out Posse: hard drums, hard rhymes, and zero compromise. Executive produced by DJ Premier, Street Certified hits stores this Halloween [cont.]

King Push helps out this British singer with an extra verse.

Two music pioneers square off in this special edition of Noisey’s Back & Forth series focused on the 30th Anniversary of the legendary Def Jam Recordings. Def Jam founders Russell Simmons and Rick Rubin talk about the early days of the label, their first twelve-inch release, LL Cool J’s hit “Radio,” and LL Cool J’s [cont.]

From the supergroup project of electronic producers Boys Noize & Chilly Gonzales, Octave Minds, which will drop their self titled album next Tuesday, Sept 15th.

Game delivers a verse over I Love Makonnen and Drake’s viral hit, “Tuesday”.

Produced by Hypnotist.

In episode four of Fuck, That’s Delicious, Action Bronson takes us on one of the most unreal, out of bounds New York City food tours that’s ever been committed on film. Mr. Wonderful allowed us access to ground zero for production, cooking with his aunt in her kitchen, and an exclusive tour of Kew Garden’s [cont.]

Red delivers a new video, which is likely coming from the Muddy Waters 2 mixtape.

Vegas’ own Mally Mall teams with The K.I.D. Heat and the Young Money generals for “Whatcha Say”.

Gangster Gibbs stops by Tim Westwood’s crib session for a freestyle.

Slaughterhouse forms like Voltron for this cut from Joey’s House Slippers LP, available September 16th.

Yelawolf channels some Pink Floyd for his latest freestyle. Ch-ching.

The West Coast’s premiere political poet is back, Ras Kass spits razor sharp reflections over fast rising Detroit producer Apollo Brown’s most buttery beats. Special guest Pharoahe Monch grabs the mic and digs into his memory to extract the catastrophic chatter of his inner digital domain – laying waste to lesser emcees. Add to that [cont.]

Tree is the first post-Drake rapper to cover Makonnen’s “Tuesday”. Expect many to follow…