B.o.B. gives us another taste from Strange Clouds, now due on May 1st.

This comes from Crooked I’s Psalm 82:6 mixtape, coming soon. Produced by Boi-1da and T-Minus.

From Gensu Dean’s upcoming Mello Music Group LP, which will also feature cuts with David Banner, Run of RUN DMC, Roc Marci, Large Pro, Brand Nubian and others. Yen (feat. Roc Marciano) by Gensu Dean

Twista covers the Das Efx classic. Dope on so many levels.

Street single taken from Knightstalker’s “Knighttime” album available on iTunes (Feb 17th).

Chiddy Bang’s Breakfast hits on February 21st.

As a warm-up for his new release “Savage Journey to the American Dream”, Stalley offers a series of songs called “Songs by Me, Stalley”. The sixth is “Mind Made Up”, an original song over Chad Hugo production. Savage Journey to the American Dream is coming soon! Stalley will unveil the release date when he gets [cont.]

From their forthcoming LP, Key To The Kuffs, hitting May on Lex Records.

As a warm-up for his new release “Savage Journey to the American Dream”, Stalley offers a series of songs called “Songs by Me, Stalley”. The fifth is “87 Regal”, an original song over Block Beattaz production. Savage Journey to the American Dream is coming soon! Stalley will unveil the release date when he gets 50,000 [cont.]

Red releases three new joints of unknown origin. Could this be Muddy Waters 2 material? That freestyle over Em’s “Just Don’t Give A Fuck” is completely appropriate.

This comes from Billy Danze’s (M.O.P.) R.U.N. (Rap’s United Nations) project.

From StonesThrow.Com Quakers is a hip-hop collective boasting 35 members which orbits around a core of three producers: Fuzzface, 7-Stu-7 and Katalyst. Fuzzface is better known as Portishead’s Geoff Barrow, a long-time Stones Throw supporter in touch with Peanut Butter Wolf since championing the Jaylib album back in 2004. 7-Stu-7 is Portishead’s engineer and in-house [cont.]

From Chaundon’s upcoming March 6th release, The Jammington.

Heh, Sage re-records some new vocals for an old demo he released when he was a teenager. “Lost Loves” is a song that literally took 20 years to complete. The first half was recording in 1991 and the other half was recorded in 2011. Thanks to Sage Francis being a pack-rat since an early age, [cont.]

Let’s take back to ’97, huh? This comes from Baam’s upcoming Relentless Part 2, hitting February 28th.

Big K.R.I.T. speaks: Some of ya’ll may be familiar with my freestyle KING that I released in 2010, that touched on social issues and topics I felt important to speak on. I’d like to feel KING pt. 2 picks up where that left off. 4EvaNaDay is now slated for a March 5th release.