You might know the name “SKAM2″ from his early work with Eminem as a part of OldWorlDisorder. He returns with this new single called “Eulogy”, where he spits over La Coka Nostra’s instrumental, courtesy of Ill Bill. Look for his new album due 2013.

Here’s Skylar Grey’s long-awaited collaboration with Eminem, produced by Alex Da Kid. This is the first single to her Shady Records debut, Don’t Look Down, due next year.

French/Moroccan singer/songwriter Ilhame Paris (pronounced Eelum) teams up with Rapper Big Pooh to release the aptly titled “French Kiss”. A Paris native, Ilhame speaks five languages fluently. Her upcoming album Just Wish It features collaborations with T3 of Slum Village, Nicolay of Foriegn Exchange, Shafiq Husayn of Sa-Ra Creative, Ky-Mani Marley, and Pooh. The video [cont.]

Pro.Era crew gets down on this cut.

This track was featured on Meek’s recently released Dreams & Nightmares LP, however was once missing a verse from Meek, and instead had Jay-Z. Here’s a look at what might have been.

T.I. gives us another taste of his new album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head, due Dec. 18th. Produced by Jazzy Pha.

Apollo Brown chops a fiery gospel organ into an incendiary track that pulses with life. Guilty wastes no time turning into a microphone bully, showing just why he considers himself as nasty as black licorice. Cocky, brazen and above all ill, Apollo and Guilty are deadly enough as a duo but on this track they [cont.]

50 Cent taps both Adam Levine and Eminem for the lead single to his next LP, Street King Immortal, hitting in 2013. He and Adam perform that track, sans Eminem, on The Voice in the video clip below.

Big Boi’s latest single from Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors (12/11/12) channels a bit of “Kryptonite”, enlisting guest verses from T.I. and Ludacris. “In The A” is an ode to Atalanta, not anal sex, mind you.

Stones Throw serves up this new “donut” from J. Dilla, as a part of their new J. Dilla “Donuts” 45 box set. The official description of the set is as follows: J Dilla’s Donuts began simply enough, in summer 2005, as an idea to turn a particularly good demo beat tape into a full-length release. [cont.]

French Montana quickly follows up his Mac & Cheese 3 mixtape with this new MikeWillMadeIt posse cut, featuring the biggest names in standing-on-tables-rap.

South Central’s Dope Boy joins with local homies Kendrick and Scoe for his new single, from his upcoming SKOE mixtape, due this January.

A new cut from Game’s #SundayService series, leading up to the release of his Jesus Piece LP. This track is not included on the album.

From StonesThrow.Com: Oh No has remixed Strong Arm Steady’s album Stereotype, and we kept it a secret until the beat making, mixing and mastering were all complete and ready for release – today. This is available for now exclusively at Stones Throw and via Stones Throw’s digital subscription service – Stones Throw Digital Discography. Stereotype [cont.]

This is the first track on the new Wu-Block album, which hits this Tuesday, Nov. 27th. The second track, “Drivin’ Round” is produced by Termanology.

After remixing Outkast’s “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” into a big room, electro anthem earlier this year (“Spottie”), Manik and I decided next we would take on The Beastie Boys’ “Root Down” for our next Hellafine remix. This is one of those tracks that always worked at b-boy parties, but we wanted to be able to play it in [cont.]

True school duo N.B.S. connect with long-time collaborator Blacastan (Demigodz / Army of the Pharaohs) and producer Stu Bangas (Jedi Mind Tricks, Mobb Deep, Ras Kass) for an explosive first release off of the upcoming album The Dispensary. N.B.S. will share the mic on The Dispensary with Reef the Lost Cauze (Army of the Pharaohs), [cont.]

New Jeru rap veteran Rah Digga joins forces with Australia’s go-to producer M-Phazes for the Maxi-Single “Never Back Down.” Consisting of two versions, the original mix featuring Fresno’s Fashawn and Beantown’s REKS, in addition to the previously leaked remix featuring the Michigan born, Florida raised and now NYC transplant Nitty Scott, MC, “Never Back Down” [cont.]

Eve spits over Mobb Deep’s “Quiet Storm” instrumental.

Freeway reunites with Just Blaze many years after their last collaboration, from his new album Diamond In The Ruff, hitting November 27th. Bonus, Freeway freestyles for the We Run The Streets 3 DVD in the clip following.