Schoolboy Q and DJ Mustard help out this young R&B songstress on “2 On”.

Raekwon joins Kardi for new cut called “Pretty Paper”. Island Boy Cartel is the clique.

Here’s a leftover from Percy Miller’s The Gift recording sessions.

Troy Ave shares YG’s instrumental for “My N***a” with Chinx Drugz.

Hip-Hop legend Edo.G teams up with his apprentices G. Dot & Born, Boston natives, to shine light on their story and style while also providing their own sound. All production is handled by Confidence, who’s claim to fame includes “Rashad and Confidence” and “Purpose and Confidence” on Ill Adrenaline Records and he produced seven tracks [cont.]

DJ Noodles teams up with Jody Highroller for this, uh, riff on Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything”.

First offering from Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics’ A-Plus’ upcoming Molly’s Dirty Water LP, due January 14th on Hieroglyphics Imperium.

New material from 2 Chainz’s protege Cap 1′s Caviar Dreams mixtape, hitting January 14th. They really went in with the effects/drops.

Young Buck continues his return onslaught of new music with this remix of Meek Mill’s “I B On Dat”.

Pap spits one for DJ Wil on this “Hope” freestyle.

Ace Hood makes his return to the game with a pair of new tracks, “FYFR (Fuck Your Favorite Rapper)”, and a freestyle over DMX’s “Stop Being Greedy”, alongside Vado.

Trae Tha Truth teams with the Bay Area’s DJ Fresh for this new Tonight Show EP project, hitting January 21st. Check the full tracklist below. 1. The Tonight Show with Trae Tha Truth! 2. Pain (feat. Philthy Rich, J. Stalin) 3. Go Away (feat. Mitchy Slick) 4. Wit It (feat. Problem, Freddie Gibbs) 5. Like [cont.]

T-Pain makes his triumphant return with this new posse cut alongside Waka Flocka, Rich Homie Quan, and Young Cash.

For Young Buck’s latest, he commandeers Drake’s “Worst Behavior” instrumental.

Busta and Ms. Banks cover Beyonce’s “Partition” with their own remix.

Young Money’s Jae Millz spits over the Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth classic.

Chris Brown’s latest gets covered by Ms. Cole, Weezy, and Sean Kingston.

About a year back Gensu Dean began working on a project with Planet Asia. At the same time label-mate Apollo Brown began working with Guilty Simpson on a record. The two producers lamented the other working with Guilty and Asia prior to them getting a chance to. So an idea hatched: Apollo would take half [cont.]

Dag Savage (Exile and Johaz) whipped up a mixtape this month in support of their new album, E&J, which drops Feb 4th. This track comes from the upcoming mixtape, The Warning Tape, featuring fellow DS crew Members Blu, Aloe Blacc Choosey, GonjaSufi, Denmark Vessey and more.

Termanology leaks the first song off his new EP, MAS GOYA, coming soon.