Kendrick Lamar delivers the first single from his forthcoming Section 80 mixtape release, with J. Cole on the track. Available now on ITunes.

Today, Oddisee & Has-Lo offer up a sparse remix of “Everything Is”.Cop that new Has-Lo LP In Case I Don’t Make It. <a href=”http://mellomusicgroup.bandcamp.com/track/everything-is-oddisee-remix” mce_href=”http://mellomusicgroup.bandcamp.com/track/everything-is-oddisee-remix”>Everything Is (Oddisee Remix) by Mello Music Group</a>

Kool Keith disses former homies Jacky Jasper and Angel One Management.

New single from Jeezy’s eventual TM103 release, which might drop one day. LISTEN: Young Jeezy – “Ballin’” (feat. Lil Wayne)

Camp Lo and Pete Rock teamed to form a group called 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s, releasing a pre-album mixtape a few weeks back. This cut, which borrows the beat from Pete Rock and CL’s “Back On The Block” appeared on the tape, now remixed featuring Planet Asia. LISTEN: 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s – “On Ice [cont.]

Illacoin teams with the legendary Daddy-O of Stetsasonic for this EPMD cover. LISTEN: Illacoin – “Rap Is Outta Control” (prod. Daddy-O) Illacoin – “Rap Is Outta Control” (prod. Daddy-O)

Another one from Spitta and Al’s Covert Coup free release, which hits next Tuesday. LISTEN: Curren$y + Alchemist – “Full Metal” Curren$y + Alchemist – “Full Metal”

From the festival city known as Edmonton Alberta, Canada emerges “Rox” a self-motivated, goal oriented, career driven rap artist with an undying dream to make it to the top of the music charts. With music influences such as Ice Cube, Jay Z, Timbaland and 50 Cent “Rox” delivers a rap style described as a unique [cont.]

This is rumored to be the lead single to Tha Carter IV, dropping next month. This one is for the ladies – fellas, don’t even bother. LISTEN: Lil Wayne – “Show ‘Em What Ya Got”

Here’s a new track from D12′s Return Of The Dozen Vol. 2 street album, which is available now. LISTEN: D12 – “Fame” (feat. Eminem)

Almost a “Made U Look (Remix)” reunion. One key element missing, though. Ludacris sons them all. LISTEN: Vado – “Check ‘Em Out” (feat. Jadakiss + Ludacris)

Passion Pit remix to the Beasties’ lead single to Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 2.

Jon Connor covers Fiasco’s “The Show Goes On”. Meanwhile, Alex Minor tweeted that he is finishing up the last track for Connor’s debut album, Salvation. LISTEN: Jon Connor – “The Show Goes On Freestyle” Jon Connor – “The Show Goes On Freestyle”

Big Paul Rosenberg reveals this demo in honor of Proof’s passing. As promised, here is another previously unreleased (as far as I know) track from Proof & Dilla, called “The Fizzo.” I heard about this track before I ever actually heard it from a very excited DJ Head back in ’94, right around the time [cont.]

J Rawls, the Ohio-based producer responsible for bangers from the likes of Lone Catalysts, Black Star (Mos Def & Talib Kweli), El Da Sensei and Masta Ace releases his new album The Hip Hop Effect via Green Streets Int. on May 17th 2011. The album features appearances from Rhymefest, Sadat X, Tanya Morgan, J Sands [cont.]

“Moonshine” was produced by Rob The Viking and is the latest track from Swollen Members new album Dagger Mouth, which hits stores this week via Suburban Noize/Battle Axe Records.

From OddFuture.Com: Some Unreleased Earl Sweatshirt Entitled “Dat Ass”. Our Soldier, Wolf, Bother And Friend Is Currently Not With Us. Stop Asking Where He Is, We Like To Keep This Private Because It’s Very Personal For Us. And No, He is Not As Some Boarding School And Blah Blah Blah, None Of You People Know [cont.]

Another one from Donnis’ Southern Lights mixtape, mixed by Nick Catchdubs, hitting April 11th. LISTEN: Donnis – “Ring My Bell” (feat. DEV; prod. Syience) Donnis – “Ring My Bell” (prod. Syience)

Full circle? Noah “40″ Shebib was responsible for the Sade-esque beats on Thank Me Later, now he’s producing a remix for her Ultimate Collection LP. The rumor was that the Jay-Z verse here marks her first collaboration. Unless she re-recorded her vocals here with Jay-Z, that honor goes the Guru for the remix of “King [cont.]

Sage tells us: As I promised on my twitter earlier today, here is the first in a long series of demos I hope to release from my LI(F)E album. Anyone who knows the album version of “Three Sheets” will notice that this demo version is much slower than they’re used to. Also the music is [cont.]