First single off of the much anticipated mixtape “Origins” set to drop late July.

Dope. CDQ needed.

Produced by Rain, Reks drops this joint dedicated to his moms.

Stack’s team releases this lost cut from 2005, which will appear on his upcoming Rap In Retrospect mixtape.

First single from Ms. Banks’ Fantastic mixtape, produced by Mohawke & Nick Hook.

DJ Soko and Apollo Brown, two thirds of acclaimed group The Left, command you to “Stand Up.” For this brazen order, Soko enlists Brown on the boards and the incomparable mic skills of Guilty Simpson and Hassaan Mackey. The 4th installment in Mello Music Group’s monthly 7” series finds Apollo finessing a triumphant horn loop [cont.]

Not to be confused with “Chicken Man”.

This comes from Wais P’s mixtape follow-up to Primo Pimpin’, entitled Pussy Rich – meaning, “wealthy with pussy”, not “Richard is a pussy”.

Ab-Soul’s Control System is out now on Itunes.

Sheek’s gonna show you how to do this, sun.

The NC by way of Cincinnati emcee Fluent drops “Wild & Free,” the first leak off his forthcoming lp, Retro Future. This Khrysis produced single features verses from the Justus League affiliate Median & KAZE a/k/a 4 Letters. Light on features, the album includes a guest feature from El da Sensei and boasts production from [cont.]

This joint comes from The RPD20X Project, which is out now for free download, and also includes collabos with Jay Rock, Ya Boy, Fashawn, Nipsey Hussle, Crooked I, Glasses Malone, and others.

Twista preps a new mixtape with Don Cannon, as well as a new LP, entitled, The Dark Horse.

This comes form Ab-Soul’s Control System, which drops May 11th.

The My.N.O.R.S. which stands for (My new original rhyme style) consist of emcee MJ and emcee/producer DP. This is a single off their label Piccochi Music, which will also be on their soon to be released EP coming out later this year.

Last month, Hieroglyphics rapper Casual announced that his new album, He Still Think He Raw, will be released on May 22nd. The album is produced entirely by DJ Fresh & The Whole Shabang, and is a sequel of sorts to Casual’s 2001 album, He Think He Raw. To go along with that announcement, Casual released [cont.]