From Banner’s Sex, Drugs, and Video Games mixtape, hitting in March.

We were wondering why Mark Morrison was a featured artist on this track, then we listened to it, and it all made sense.

Exclusive track from J-Ronin’s new mixtape, All Elements, which is also hosted by M.O.P.

First offering from Tech’s Klusterfuk EP, due March 13th. Produced by fellow Strange Music crew ¡Mayday!.

Steel City’s J-Haze is pleased to present the laid back Neo Soo Wavy produced “Dream”, which features VA’s Skillz…so check it out like this and then like that. If you like what you hear, stay tuned for J-Haze’s fortforthcoming mixtape My Land, presented by Showoff Gang & Shadyville and hosted by That Damn Toucan, DJ [cont.]

Jon Connor will team with DJ Green Lantern for The Blue Album, an LP of covers of tracks from Jay-Z’s The Blueprint series. We can get behind this.

Dallas based SP1200 producer Gensu Dean just dropped a special edition 45 (vinyl) as part of the Mello Music Group 7″ Series. The ultra limited edition vinyl 45 features the single Forever (feat. Large Professor) and comes with the main mix, a remix, and a special b-side track titled One Man Combo. Download the free [cont.]

Busdriver tells us: “Songs born out of aggression tend to usually make the final cut over here,” Busdriver tells of this 7″ single, now available at his webstore. “This song is no exception. I asked Aesop Rock to join me in a spiraling death plunge into rap’s blackened heart and he happily agreed. This song [cont.]

Another of the Songs By Me, Stalley, freestyling over Common’s E.L.O.-flip.

First single from February’s most anticipated release, Big K.R.I.T.ical’s #4EvaNaDay mixtape.

This track will appear on DPG’s upcoming Alumni LP, and their DPG C’OLOGY mixtape.

“Classic Example feat. Pharoahe Monch was a song off their last album ‘State Of The Art’. The new album ‘Drinking From The Sun’, the group’s sixty studio album, due out soon with some very special guests.”

Sean Price recently previewed tracks from his upcoming album Mic Tyson. Take a ride with P.

First they brought you ‘The Goon Time Mixtape’ blasting from a late-night house party in a Parisian suburb. Then we saw our heroes getting endless grief from Deen’s overbearing mother in the Mrs. Whitter skit. That was all just a taste of things to come from De La Soul’s Plug 1 & Plug 2 present [cont.]

Here’s a bonus track that won’t be on Copy’s God Save The King, hitting on February 28th.

Frequency on the beat.

Mr. Wolf spits another freestyle this week, this time over Jeezy’s “I Do”.