Another link from Roc Marciano’s Reloaded, hitting November 13th.

Another single from LL’s ironically titled Authentic Hip-Hop LP.

Ms. Minaj previews another track from her ridiculously titled, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded: The Re-Up, which hits stores Nov 19th.

Torae tells us: “The homie Rosenberg hit me up about submitting a song for the What’s Poppin’ mixtape he was doing with Popchips. Me & Rapsody had just cooked up this Khrysis produced monster “Let’s Rap” and I thought it would be the perfect fit.”

Saigon pays homage to Kay Slay for being the down with him since day 1 and gives out Tru Life’s info live on the radio for people to write him. Greatest Story Never Told 2: Bread And Circuses hitting this Tuesday, Nov. 6th.

Exclusive remix by J Rocc of Bilal’s “Flying” from his album “Airtight’s Revenge,” which features KRNDN (of Strong Arm Steady) formerly spelled as Krondon.

Swizz Beatz grabs Chris Brown and Ludacris for this club anthem that pays homage to Kill Bill.

New music from Odd Future’s youngest in charge.

Kinda digging this. It’s different.

With millions of people across the Eastern Seaboard affected by Hurricane Sandy’s destructive force, Hip Hop icon KRS-One responds with a powerfully informative song titled “Disaster Kit”. With this song, KRS-One gives listeners tips on how to survive natural and man-made disasters over an ominous piano loop and hard hitting kicks and snares produced by [cont.]

Since first emerging in the late-1990s with songs like “World Premier” and “Rocket Science,” hip-hop’s most committed and dedicated underground rap fans have awaited this moment: This week, longtime favorites MHz Legacy, comprised of rappers Copywrite, Tage Future, Jakki Da Motamouth, and producer RJD2, are releasing their first official full-length album, the self-titled MHz Legacy. [cont.]

New single from E-40 & Too Short off the upcoming albums History: Mob Music and History: Function Music.

New solo material from Heems of Das Racist from his “Wild Water Kingdom” mixtape, hitting soon.

Joell borrows A$ap Rocky’s bubbling posse cut, “Fuckin’ Problem” for a freestyle.

Third single from Ludacris’ Ludaversal LP. Please share your thoughts, people of Earth.

These two tracks come from Al’s recent collaboration with 9Five sunglasses, which resulted in this two part project that finds Al serving up breaks for each Action Bronson, Roc Marciano, Oh No, Big Twins, Chuck Inglish and Blu.

9th Wonder & Murs release “Funeral For A Killer”, from their upcoming last collabo album The Final Adventure, which hits stores November 13th. The video for the same track releases this Friday.

Twista is the latest to spit on Statik Selektah’s ShowNOff freestyle series.

Mick Boogie returns with an all-new project honoring the Brooklyn Nets. Brought to you by SLAM and XXL… and inspired by the “All In For Brooklyn” adidas campaign. 1) Intro: Donwill & Spec Boogie (Produced by nVMe) 2) MC Lyte: Dope Style (Produced by Caviar & OZ) 3) Troy Ave: Dope Boy (Produced by DJ [cont.]

G.O.O.D. Music’s latest signee unveils his first track, “Paradise”.