Funk Flex debuted this remix of Jay’s fan-favorite cut, “Tom Ford”, featuring verses from Pimp C, from beyond the grave. Meanwhile, in honor of his birthday, Jay ranked his albums in from best-to-worst. Maybe not worst, as neither of The Best Of Both Worlds projects made it on here. We think he could have ranked [cont.]

Repping Philly, GrandeMarshall will deliver his next project, My Brother’s Keeper My Son’s Teacher, on Fool’s Gold in 2014.

Maffew Ragazino brings you the first single off his upcoming mixtape, Brownville’s Jesus. Produced by Jimmy Dukes.

“‘How Will It End’ is the culmination of Imitation is Suicide,” says Kenna. “This is probably the most innovative song in the series, and in order to make that kind of music you have to work with someone like RJ. He and I make alien waveforms. It’s just wherever our imagination takes us.” “Working with [cont.]

Capo’s new EP, We Own The Night, hit iTunes this week, and below we have a full stream of the project.

Tedsmooth’s next trick is remixing the R&B hit, “Own It”, using elements of Busta Rhymes’ “Put Your Hands Where My I Could See”.

Rick Ross delivers the remix to “No Games” with Future and the MMG fam in tow. From the official MMG Priorities Vol. One mixtape, hosted by DJ Scream.

Elzhi teams with producer Karriem Riggins for this cut from his upcoming Kickstarter project.

Illogic and Blockhead are releasing the final EP in their four part Capture series called After Capture on 12/17/13. The EP is available for pre-order at www.illogic.bandcamp.com.

This is the first single from Sean and M’s Land Of The Crooks EP, which will drop on December 17th, via Coalmine Records. Check it out, as well as the tracklist for the full EP below. Tracklist: 01. Bag of Shit (feat. Loudmouf Choir) 02. Dump In The Gut 03. Land of the Crooks (feat. [cont.]

From Kanin’s Old School New Sense.

Bobby Ray lets loose another one from Underground Luxury, hitting December 17th.

PF Cuttin tells us “We was watching MR Untouchable and vibe’d out.” Free download, too.

808 Mafia on the beat. From DJ Esco’s No Sleep mixtape, hitting Dec. 17th.

Bronson teams with indie NY R&B singer Leaf. She writes: “This is to my bitches. You are who ever you want to be. You have the right to be independent, flaunt who you are, love who you are, be who you are. Live with out restraint. Buy your own shit; Be his sugar mama .”

Raekwon spits over Gang Starr’s “Mass Appeal”, which has to be in the top 5 best beats of all time.

Well, that was fast. RZA writes: “This song, entitled “Destiny Bends” was written last night after hearing the tragic news of the loss of a good man named Paul Walker. I met Paul on the set of the film Brick Mansion, where we talked, laughed, and exchanged ideas of life and fatherhood. I only knew [cont.]

The Owl Pharoahe delivers an eight-minute magnum opus for “Uptown”, from his latest project, alongside A$AP Ferg.

Dorrough Music and Wiz Khalifa re-imagine ATC’s “All Around The World”, as heard below.

Classic Drug References Vol. 1 is a Box Set containing 3 x 7″ records featuring CDR extended family Danny Brown, Ras G, Quelle Chris, Blu, Knxwledge and more. In addition to the 7″ vinyl, the box set contains a zine featuring interviews with A$AP YAMS and Mr. Porter conducted by Sweeney Kovar, writing from Dart [cont.]