Black Hippy artist Ab-Soul opens up about plans to release a solo album, which he says he’s in no rush to put out. Ab-Soul also talks about projects he’s working on with JMSN, Schoolboy Q and more.

Raekwon picks his favorite sneaker of all time and explains why certain shoes are a must have in the hood. In the second clip, Raekwon opens up about music allowing the members to get off the streets when “M.E.T.H.O.D. Man” blew up, and Raekwon revealed that everyone thought Method Man was the most passionate group. [cont.]

Check out ILL BILL as he discusses working with the legendary DJ Premier, Pete Rock and Large Professor on his new album The Grimy Awards.

In this extensive Interview with Montreality, Ali Shaheed of the legendary Tribe Called Quest speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:11) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (0:27) – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on (2:55) – The late great Chris Lighty, his ex-manager (3:29) [cont.]

Hard Knock TV’s exclusive in-depth interview with Elzhi. In part 2, Elzhi shares his J Dilla memories including Dr Dre wanting to work with Dilla and him. The interview continues as Elzhi talks to Nick Huff Barili about his critically acclaimed mixtape Elmatic, what inspired him to remake Illmatic and how he hasn’t met Nas [cont.]

Producer Adrian Younge sits down with NPR for an in-depth interview with NPR, to speak on his two new projects, Adrian Younge Presents The Delfonics, and Twelve Reasons To Die, featuring Ghostface Killah. Listen to this interview, this cat is mad knowledgable about his craft, and might just be one of the greats…. Enemies [feat. [cont.]

TBBTV episode 15 features the ever elusive Roc Marciano. Tune in as Frank and Roc discuss his new album ‘Reloaded’, his production style, and working with Just Blaze and the legendary Q-Tip.

In this in-depth interview, Planet Asia takes the time to speak to us about a number of interesting topics including his humble beginnings, his influences from the East Coast and his ability to stay relevant throughout his music career. He also speaks on working with Mello Music Producer Gensu Dean, as well as with The [cont.]

West coast artist AB Soul explains why he went on Twitter supporting “Cop Killer” Chris Dorner after reading his manifesto, and how he wasn’t surprised that majority of people were on his side in the situation. AB Soul also explains how he caught a rare virus called Steven-Johnson Syndrome when he was younger, which permanently [cont.]

French plays it safe when The Breakfast Club hurl the tough questions his way, dealing with various beefs, relationships, and his upcoming album.

Yes, that Alex Jones. Immortal Technique sits down with fiery gun-lover Alex Jones, who starts this interview by showing a giant anti-tank weapon.

Fucking TMZ, wow. L’s expression at the 00:22 second mark is priceless, however.

Wale sits in with Mina SayWhat about his next two albums, his third solo album and “The Album About Nothing” with Jerry Seinfeld.

Joe Budden speaks with Young Jack Thriller about past drug use and his recent run-in with Consequence.

Miss Info sits with Kendrick Lamar before he goes on stage at the Roseland ballroom in NYC and talk about the status of his next album, why he’s inspired by Joey Bada$$ and more. In the second clip, he speaks on the recently released “Poetic Justice” video.

Joey Bada$$ sits in with The Breakfast Club, speaking on his 90′s influenced sound, beef with Lil B’, working with Q-Tip, and meeting with Jay-Z.

In a sit down with TheUberUrban.Com, Black Thought confirms he’s still working on his solo album, The Talented Mr.Trotter, writing a book and working on a movie. He also speaks on changes to his lifestyle.

Joey Bada$$ talks with Billboard about “the new New York”, his creative process, and when to expect his debut album.

Juelz Santana shares his thoughts on the delay of Dr. Dre’s Detox album, revealing that he thinks Dre might be afraid that he can’t top his past highly successful albums and the fact that he’s competing with himself. Juelz also shares what it’s like to be in the studio with Dre and the level of [cont.]

Raekwon sits down with Sway to speak on the prospect of a Wu-Tang 20th anniversary reunion LP, explaining that conditions have to be “just right” for it to happen.