Produced by SX. Tetsuo & Youth due January 20th.

Mello Music Group: “It’s been an incredible year for Open Mike Eagle, first he signed a multi-album deal with Mello Music Group, then he released the critically acclaimed album Dark Comedy, and after months of touring North America, he is off for his first ever European Tour. Oh, and he has an incredible new podcast [cont.]

Joe Budden’s Some Love Lost hits tomorrow, November 4th.

Mike Bigga helps out Snoh Aalegra on the “Bad Things” remix. No I.D. on the track let the story begin…

Trap music by way of South Africa, with help from Talib Kweli.

Produced by Ted Smooth, from Grafh’s 88 Crack Era mixtape, impacting this week.

From Baby Yu Presents Snow The Rebirth, a compilation of Jeezy remixes produced by Baby Yu & friends. Tracklist for the set is as follows: 1. Intro feat. DJ Drama 2. Jeezy – Bottom Of The Map (Produced By: Baby Yu) 3. Jeezy – Get Ya Mind Right (Produced By: Baby Yu & Nebo) 4. [cont.]

Rozay helps out this MMG rookie on “Burn.”

New York City represent, represent. From Kay Slay’s The Original Man, hitting November 4th.

Conceptual track from the first two installments of Fonzarelli’s Sharp On All 4 Corners 1 & 2, due Dec 9th.

Cris preps for the release of his new project Burning Bridges (clever title). Produced by Da Internz.

Jagged Edge is back. Styles P hops on the remix of “Getting Over You.”

Official remix of TeeFLii’s DJ Mustard produced hit, trading 2 Chainz for Bobby Shmurda and Ty DS.

New music from The Lox’s The Trinity Vol. 2: 2nd Sermon. Produced by Buda Da Future.

Three dots underlined in a circle drop off this Halloween treat.

BenZel is made up of Japanese producers Umi Takahashi and Yoko Watanabe. They join with Juicy J and Cashmere Cat for “Four.”

New music from Joey’s Some Love Lost, which hits November 4th.

Looks like K.R.I.T. is going after that crown…Cadillactica due November 4th.

“In the wake of the recent, not so recent and far too consistent tragedies and travesties of justice concerning Black men women children and the police, J-Live brings you “I Am A Man (American Justice)”. The title, inspired by the iconic signs from the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Worker Strike, is a declaration of human rights. [cont.]

A classic Dilla donut gets blessed by Nasir Jones.