Tuxedo: “Happy Holidays from Tuxedo. Original by some guy named Paul McCartney.”

M-Dot: “Nowadays it’s rare you see Hip-Hop pioneer, Wu-Tang legend Method Man appearing on features. Nevertheless, ten seconds in, that’s exactly what the uplifting and triumphant single “Shine” brings front and center. California based Film/TV score composer Soulplusmind lays the backdrop melody for Tical, Dominique Larue (Columbus, OH) and M-Dot (Boston, MA) to articulate their [cont.]

Masspike Miles, Termanology, Reks, Ea$y Money, JFK, Smoke Bulga, Chilla Jones, Dutch Rebelle, Millyz, Slaine, Sammy Adams, Esoteric and Edo G round out the posse for Statik’s Beantown remix of Shady XV’s “Detroit Vs. Everybody.”

Step Brothers help out on this cut from the album The Diam Piece, available now.

1/2 of the “I Don’t Like” remix team reunites for “Nobody.”

Third single for ILOVEMAKONNEN, who just re-released his self-titled EP. Produced by Mike WiLL Made It and Marz.

Mixed by Noel “Gadget” Campbell.

Produced by Blended Babies and Chuck Inglish.

New post-Doom music from Mr. Bishop Nehru, produced by the kid himself.

From Big K.R.I.T.’s Cadillactica LP, available now.

Ghostface Killah (of Wu-Tang Clan) and Sheek Louch (of The LOX / D-Block) reunite on “Wu Block Biznez”, off their upcoming album Hidden Gems, hitting January 20th. Bonus, Styles P drops off his new song “White N*ggaz.”

“Ish Illa” is from The Rapper’s 2015 LP, Surf. Bonus, in the second clip check the Chance featured “Stevie Wonder” by Lucky Eck$.

From N.O.R.E.’s upcoming Blend Mixtape.

New music from Birdman’s upcoming Rich Gang compilation.

Here’s is Luda’s final entry in the #Ludaverses series, a freestyle over Nicki Minaj’s “Only,” as well as the new Burning Bridges EP, which you can enjoy for free courtesy of Google Play.

Joell Ortiz has teamed with Audiomack to bring us YAOWA Nation, a new mixtape of him remixing other peoples’ tracks with his own rhymes. Here are the first two selections, covering Sam Smith’s “Stay With Me” and Iggy Azalea’s “Beg For It.”

Nipsey enlists Rick Ross and Hit Boy for “1 Hunnit A Show,” from the upcoming Mailbox Money project.

Trick Trick wasn’t kidding when he asked Em for the instrumental for the little homies in The D. 16 minutes of madness from Trick Trick, Dej Loaf, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk, Sino, Marv Won, Payroll, Hydro, Big Gov, Boldy James, Kid Vishis, Big Herk, Icewear Vezzo, Detroit Che, Calicoe, and Diezel. Bonus, Obie Trice does [cont.]

Produced by Sledgren, Ricky P & IdLabs.

Luda’s Burning Bridges EP is on the way.