If you delve into one post on the site today, listen to Ghostface and BADBADNOTGOOD’s excellent Sour Soul LP, hitting this Tuesday on Lex Records.

Fashawn’s new album, The Ecology will hit stores on Tuesday, with help from Mass Appeal head Nas, Dom Kennedy, BJ the Chicago Kid, Aloe Blacc, Exile, Choosey and more. Stream the album in it’s entirety below.

Take a listen to Open Mike Eagle’s new A Special Episode Of EP via Bandcamp. Feautures help from Paul Barman, Exile, Gold Panda, and more.

The newest Doomtree record is called All Hands, due January 27th 2015. The title nods to the nautical rally cry, “All hands on deck,” and the album stands as the most collaborative and cohesive project the crew has yet produced. The production from Cecil Otter, Lazerbeak, Paper Tiger, and P.O.S twists through 13 booming tracks, building the raw and epic soundscapes that the group has become well known for, while adding more of-the-moment musical elements and techniques for a genre-spanning effect. This is the sound of old friends fine-tuning their craft, both together and individually, for over a decade, and it shows. Lyrically, All Hands sounds hungry as all hell. The three-year gap between Doomtree albums has given each of the five emcees substantial time to grow as solo artists, and the group’s return finds everyone tour-tested with plenty to prove. Sims, P.O.S, Mike Mictlan, Dessa, and Cecil Otter drive home razor-sharp cadences, hard-hitting punchlines, and monstrous choruses, passing the spotlight back and forth until the house lights come up.

Both the catchiest and densest album in the group’s catalog, All Hands adeptly walks a tightrope of immediately memorable hooks and in-depth lyricism that rewards repeated listens. The result is equally worthy of up-to-11 trunk-rattling drives as it is late-night headphone sessions.

Kenn Starr will see the release of his new album, Square One, on January 27th, with a little help from Black Milk, Kev Brown, 14KT, Wordsworth, Supastition, and more. Stream the entire thing below today.

Cee-Lo Green just dropped this out-of-nowhere album of him singing over classic television show themes, such as Taxi, Charlie Brown, Knight Rider, and more.

Stream Jarren Benton’s new EP ahead of it’s January 27th release. A little help from Hopsin, Jon Connor, ¡Mayday!, Dizzy Wright, and more.

Coalmine Records new remix compilation is on iTunes now. You can stream the entire thing below, courtesy of Soundcloud.

01. Heltah Skeltah f. DJ Revolution – “Midnight Madness” (Audible Doctor Remix)
02. Skyzoo – “Strung Out” (Small Professor Remix)
03. El Da Sensei f. MeLa Machinko – “2 The Death” (M-Phazes Remix)
04. Supernatural – “Altitude” (GMJ Remix)
05. Blu f. MeLa Machinko – “Kiss the Sky” (Large Professor Remix)
06. Royce da 5’9″, Skillz & Diamond D – “One for the Money” (Mananz Remix)
07. Big Noyd, Large Professor & Kool G Rap – “Naturally Born” (Cookin’ Soul Remix)
08. Blu & Nottz f. Nitty Scott, MC – “Boyz II Men” (Diamond D Remix)
09. Sean Price, Billy Danze & Maffew Ragazino – “Land of the Crooks” (Divided Souls Ent. & DJ Pain 1 Remix)
10. Guilty Simpson & Small Professor f. Elucid & Castle – “Go” (Zilla Rocca Remix)

N.O.R.E.’s new label EP, Militainment’s D.R.I.N.K.S. (Doin Real Intelligent Necessary King Shit) is available now. Guests include Busta Rhymes, Chinx Drugz, Styles P, Capone, Raekwon, Mack Wilds and more. Stream the entire thing below via Spotify.

Before 2015′s Magnum Opus, we have Trag’s Pre Magnum Opus, which features contributions from Meyhem Lauren, Royal Flush, Starvin’ B, Shabaam Sadeeq, and more. Stream via Spotify,if you please.

Diamond District releases this remix LP of their early 2014 release, featuring new versions by Oh No, Large Professor, Apollo Brown, Black Milk, Diamond D, Doppelgangaz, Paul White, Jonwayne, and more. Stream and purchase via Bandcamp below.

Nicki Minaj’s The Pinkprint is available now. Stream the entire thing via Spotify below.

YG’s Blame It On The Streets is in stores now. Listen below via Spotify.

The first two parts of E-40′s Sharp On All 4 Corners are available today. Stream the entire thing via Spotify today.

J. Cole’s new album 2014 Forest Hills Drive is available now, stream the whole thing below via Spotify, and check out the new video for “Apparently.”