Black Thought of The Roots breaks down the 2013 Oscar nominees for best picture in an original rap.

Produced by Zaytoven. From Trap House 3: The Guwop Edition, hitting July 2nd on iTunes.

Marciano delivers new music of unknown origin.

Over the past two years, Harry Fraud has proved himself as one of the most diverse and talented producers in hip-hop, with a range that extends from mainstream hits, like French Montana’s “Shot Caller,” to blunted soul, including his work with artists like Action Bronson, Curren$y, and others. Along the way Fraud has also proved [cont.]

Juicy J lets The Weeknd take center stage on this new track that may or may not appear on his upcoming LP, Stay Trippy.

For the fourth and final piece of the critically acclaimed weekly freestyle series “Band Practice”, we present part 4: ‘Ticker Tape Parade’, by Skyzoo. The track is another freestyle over Jazz production, in honor of the the other night’s live concert “The Writings of Skyzoo”, orchestrated by a full 7 piece Jazz band.

Maybe this will land on next year’s The Arrival Of Kendrick Lamar Part 2.

R.A. The Rugged Man presents the first single off his new album “Legends Never Die,” in stores everywhere on April 30th 2013. Track produced by Apathy with intro by Rampage.

Remix to Young Scooter’s hit single “Columbia” featuring Rick Ross, Birdman and Gucci Mane. “Columbia” is off of his latest mixtape Street Lottery available now.

With his illustrious career spanning nearly two-decades now, it would be easy for Inspectah Deck to sit back and rest on his laurels; after all, he has helped create some of the best hip-hop music ever recorded. Despite his low-key persona, Deck carved out his own unique space in the Wu-Tang Clan, thanks to his [cont.]

Here are the visuals for the song off Juelz’s mixtape God Will’n. Directed by PropaTV. Produced by Kino Beats.

Naledge and Willie The Kid return with their second release as BrainFly. “Desiree Washington” is produced by Chicago’s ThemPeople.

West coast lyrical legends team for this one-off joint.

First leak off of BAU’s “All Is Fair” project produced by Frank The Butcher & Paul Mighty. Cuts By DJ 7l.

From Wrath Of Caine, available now. HHS review coming soon.

Or as we in Las Vegas like to call it, “liquor license revoked by gaming commission.”

From Birdman’s upcoming Rich Gang Allstars compilation.

Here’s a banger off of DJ Skizz’s upcoming self produced LP “BQE”. This joint features Brooklyn heavyweights Ill Bill & MOP’s Lil’ Fame.

Produced by The Produce Section. Available on iTunes now.

Today, Seattle rapper Sadistik is releasing his first solo record since 2008, Flowers For My Father, via Fake Four, Inc. To celebrate the release of the album, Sadistik is also unveiling the video for the latest single from Flowers, “Russian Roulette,” which features Cage and Yes Alexander. The video, premiered this afternoon by VIBE, is [cont.]