Aren’t these dudes in a group or something? Two members of Slaughterhouse deliver freestyles over Ricky Rawse’s “Stay Schemin’” instrumental. In other news, Crooked I just annoucned that he is working on a new mixtape called Psalm 82v6, due March 8th. That would be, “I say, ‘You are gods; you are all children of the [cont.]

From Troy Ave’s Bricks In My Backpack 3: The Harry Powder Trilogy mixtape, hitting soon.

Budden and Emanny’s R&B offshoot project delivers this syrupy love ballad. Not for us.

Usually posting something like this would be a no-no, but Sir Diplo really nailed this one. Nice.

Admit it, you’re curious. Here’s Nicki’s latest single, which is unapologetically pop, and perhaps the first time she’s really gotten it “right”. But still a little bit too bubblegum for this DJ. She speaks about the track in the soundcloud link after the Stereogrid link below.

New material from Kendrick, which may or may not appear on his Good Kid In A Mad City. Here, he exercises his experimental flow last heard on Drake’s “Buried Alive Interlude”.

From Nesby’s Ode 2 Old School & Classics, which finds him jacking classic beats. This one goes over the Geto Boys “My Mind’s Playin’ Tricks On Me”.

One from Asia’s Black Belt Theatre, which hits February 28th.

This track justifies keeping HipHopSite.Com alive for another year at least, heh. Taken from R.A.P. (Rebellious African People’s) Music, due later this year, which is apparently produced entirely by El Producto. This is good news, people of earth.

Twista pays tribute to Whitney over production from The Legendary Traxster, and a sample from The Bodyguard soundtrack.

Sean pays homage to his hometown hero on this freestyle from the original Donuts instrumentals: In honor of J. Dilla being one of the most influential producers of all time, I decided to lay a verse to one of my favorite tracks off of J. Dilla’s Donuts. Being from Detroit I feel I have a [cont.]

Drake appears on this version, along with original verses in tact.

From DJ Sean Mac’s Luxury Trap Music 2 mixtape.

In just over a year and a half, Boston Bruin’s Left Winger Brad Marchand has won a Stanley Cup and has become a fan favorite among Boston Hockey fans. His cult hero status as a gritty player who doesn’t take himself too serious has been elevated with the embracing of his popular nickname “Noseface Killah” [cont.]

One from Mill’s upcoming Dreamchasers 2 mixtape release.

Another leak off that HNIC 3 mixtape, hitting soon.

This track comes from producers Union’s new LP, available now on Fat Beats. The album, Analogtronics, features Talib Kweli, MF Doom, Moka Only, Elzhi, Rapper Big Pooh, Guilty Simpson, Roc Marciano, and more.