One more from Ur-sher’s Looking For Myself LP, due June 12th. Jim Jonsin on the beat.

Redman and friends pay tribute to Ozzy.

Adult Swim previews two new tracks from Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, both produced by El-P. Look for the album May 15th.

Joell Ortiz makes Cash Out look bad on his own anthem.

First release from Fifty’s Gangsta Grillz mixtape with DJ Drama, The Lost Tape, hitting May 15th. Fifty speaks on the mixtape below, as well his thoughts on the 2Pac hologram, Dr. Dre, and more.

Best track from Wale’s Ambition, with Diplo on the beat, gets a remix with Diddy and company.

Talib Kweli links up with the Young Money militia for this track.

Nas’ new single from Life Is Good, produced by No I.D. He speaks about it in the above clip.

From David Banner’s upcoming free LP, “Sex, Drugs and Video Games,” scheduled to released on 5-22-2012. “Sex, Drugs and Video Games” is a free LP, but Banner is asking for fans to support “The Movement”. The goal of “Sex, Drugs & Video Games” is to show the world Urban music is still valuable. And how [cont.]

New Cudder and he’s back on his rap shit.

New Wanye of unknown origin.

As in, “No Country For Old Men”, not as in “No Country Music”. But we’re with that, too.

Another leak from El’s Cancer For Cure, hitting May 22nd on Fat Possum.

Another one from ‘Kiss’s upcoming Consignment mixtape, hitting soon.

Cons lends vocals to Nas’ “It Ain’t Hard To Tell” instrumental. Curb Certified 2 on the way.

Fast rising production star Apollo Brown and the legendary OC debuted their new album “Trophies” a week early today on itunes (the official wide release is May 1st). The project is one of the most anticipated of the year and has garnered high praise from DJ Premier all the way to Dame Dash. The record [cont.]

Reks and Bronson play Lethal Weapon on this new track from Straight No Chaser, in stores now.

Mary J. Blige taps Rick Ross for her latest single. That’s Rich Wilk in the above photo, not Rick Ross, by the way.

New material from Ace’s oft-delayed collaboration over Doom beats, MA Doom: Son Of Yvonne.