Zane Lowe chats to Eminem in the 3rd of a 4 part interview.

Gangsta Gibbs continues to keep it G and in our latest episode as the Gary, Indiana representative talks about purchasing the Geto Boys 1991 album We Can’t be Stopped, regretting wearing clothes backwards during the Kris Kross’s era, and tossing the blame on his Uncle Greg as a kid.

More from Jay Z’s Black Album 10th anniversary series on Diddy’s Revolt TV. Not for nothing, but does anyone think this would be more fitting content for Life+Times? Pharrell, Just Blaze, Irv Gotti, 9th Wonder, DJ Khaled, and more weigh in.

Four years after their first interview J Cole and Nick Huff Barili link up for their fourth in-depth interview. In part 2, J Cole talks to Nick about creating music for his sophomore album. “People don’t know I really just dropped two albums on you this year. If you combine all Truly Yours 1, 2 [cont.]

Zane Lowe chats with Eminem in the 2nd of a 4 part interview.

K-Dot appears with Shaheem Reid for #TakeChargeTuesday.

Just Blaze continues his conversation with Diddy’s Revolt TV about his work on Jay-Z’s The Black Album.

The most hilarious interviewer in the game, Power’s Vick One, interviews Rick Ross about his new album, Mastermind. Fuck you, bro!

Benji B and Madlib talk indepth about Quasimoto, the latest Madvillain happenings alongside Doom and some treasured memories of J Dilla. Check out video highlights of the interview as well, below.

In this interview Premo details how he discovered Guru’s music while Premo worked at a record store. Premo also breaks down where his famous signature “Pr,Pr, Pr Premier” sample came from.

Zane Lowe chats with Eminem in the 1st of a 4 part interview. In the second clip, Eminem performs Berzerk live at the BBC’s Maida Vale studios for Radio 1.

Bun B of UGK talks about the importance of “Houston Rap,” the new Sinecure Books publication dedicated to this important culture. “Houston Rap” is an immersion into the everyday life of the Houston hip-hop community. This hardcover 272 page book features the photography of Peter Beste who spent 9 years documenting the culture alongside writer [cont.]

9th Wonder looks back at his work on Jay-Z’s The Black Album for Diddy’s Revolt TV.

Trademark Da Skydiver stopped by Statik Selektah’s Showoff Radio show on Sirius Shade 45 to talk about his new album Flamingo Barnes 2: Mingo Royale, dropping November 19th. While on air, Trade discussed his new album, the Jet Life movement, the success of the original Flamingo Barnes project and more. He also got on the [cont.]

Ye’ stops by Hot 107.9 to speak on the Yeezus tour, Barack Obama, fashion, the Confederate flag, the upcoming “Bound 2 video which will debut on Ellen, and more. Your browser does not support iframes. Your browser does not support iframes. Your browser does not support iframes.

Bishop Nehru links up with Fuse TV for their “Fresh Cut Segment”. It chronicles Nehru meeting Kendrick Lamar, performing with The Wu-Tang Clan, Nehru’s Project With DOOM, creative control when its comes to his “Vision” and more…

While on a recent tour stop in Atlanta, R.A. The Rugged Man caught up with Dead End Hip Hop for an in-depth interview. After discussing the origins of the his recent collaboration “The Dangerous Three” with Brother Ali and Masta Ace (13:22) and detailing his upcoming work with Rakim (21:17), R.A. gives a candid assessment [cont.]

J-Zone checks in with Red Bull’s Music Academy for this episode of their Fireside Chat series with Chairman Mao. It chronicles his musical journey told through clips of music, including stories from his oddball childhood as a self-taught bass player through his stint in hip-hop. And in his words, “Also included: quitting music and becoming [cont.]

Bun B sits in the TBC, to speak on his new album Trill O.G.: The Epilogue.

After releasing his solo debut studio album, My Name Is My Name, last month, Pusha’s finally found his spot on the solo tip. The 36-year-old Virginia Beach rapper had been working on his solo debut for over a year, and after a few hurdles, the Kanye West-executively produced project was met with critical acclaim. Even [cont.]