U-God’s first single from Keynote Speaker, due July 23rd.

Ash borrows Missy’s club knocker for this track from The Greenhouse Effect Vol. 2, coming soon.

Irony: Street rapper (Budden) borrows singing R&B rapper’s street track (Drake’s “5 AM In Toronto”), and sings over it.

Produced by THC / Co- Produced by Gwen Bunn. #OXYMORON coming soon.

Off his upcoming REPPIN effort, Harlem spitter Nakim releases his Danny Brown assisted track, “Mixtape”. REPPIN is slated to drop this summer.

S-Double is back. Produced by DJ Skizz.

Meta P is a Rhode Island Native who is known for everything from dark “horrorcore” to deep and touching subjects such as “Dragonfly,” which examined and explored the recent death of his twin sister; which was verified on his most recent LP Edison Ink. In June 2012, Meta was named “Best Rap Act of 2012″ [cont.]

Vince Staples will release his anticipated Stolen Youth effort next week, an album entirely produced by Mac Miller — who produces under alias Larry Fisherman. Before the album drops for free download, Staples and Miller continue to tease with their Ab-Soul assisted track, “Killin Y’all,”. The artwork for the track is drawn by illustrator Phillip [cont.]

Wayne borrows Ace Hood’s massive hood hit, after being shunned for the official remix.

Produced by Paul Cabin.

From SV’s Evolution, hitting June 25th. Guests will include Havoc, Blu, Jazzy Jeff, Rapper Big Pooh, Joe Scudda, and more.

Watching Movies With The Sound Off hits June 18.

Take an advance listen to J. Cole’s upcoming LP, Born Sinner, hitting next Tuesday, June 18th.

From the upcoming release, The Greenhouse Effect Vol. 2.

“I Don’t Give A Fuck 2.0” is the first record to be released from Peter Jackson’s mixtape Good Company. The Song features Talib Kweli, Joell Ortiz, Troy Ave, Skyzoo, & Billy Danze of MOP. Good Company is set to release this summer with features and production from some of the industry’s biggest stars. Peter Jackson [cont.]

A new Run The Jewels cut, produced for Adult Swim’s new Monday single series.

J. Cole album cut from Born Sinner, where he explains his idolization of Nas, and how he eventually let him down. Cole speaks on it in the following clip.

Chaotik Stylz spent the majority of his formative years shuttling back and forth between Buffalo, NY and Los Angeles, CA and did so by navigating between two different worlds; the suburbs of Buffalo and the inner-city of LA. “My upbringing was odd to say the least. I was primarily raised by my mother, who was [cont.]

We’re hearing there’s a new Busta Rhymes mixtape on the horizon called The Catastrophic.

Produced by Fisticuffs, from Sterling Simms upcoming mixtape, 11 Missed Calls.