From the album, Ohio, available in stores and everywhere October 27th.

Directed by Leesh Luger. Produced by Buckwild, featuring Boldy James. Watch for his mixtape, Country Boy Smooth, featuring DMX, Jadakiss, Gucci Mane, 8 Ball & MJG, Project Pat, Kool G. Rap, and more.

YG adds some LA flavor to French Montana’s “Don’t Panic.”

Fergie back. Who can name that bassline?

Lox’s The Trinity: 2nd Sermon hits October 31st.

“For the streets.” No word if this will appear on the upcoming OHIO LP due 10/27. Beat Billionaire on the beat.

Leftover from the These Days… recording sessions?

Produced by Brandon Thomas? Yep, the question mark is in the spelling of his name.

Joey lets ‘em know: “#B4DAMONEYTOUR starts today so I wanted to drop something new for my fans. Thank you for being so patient as I finished up the album. New video droppin Sept 30th. Also added the homie Vince Staples & my Pros CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, & Nyck Caution to the tour B4.DA.$$ season [cont.]

From the album, Child of an Immigrant. Produced by Beatnick & K-Salaam. Cuts by Quickie Mart.

Produced by TM88 and Southside. New music post-Let’s Get It.

Says Skillz “Been deejaying alot lately ( I really forgot how much I enjoyed it) so I figured I’d I’d give you guys some new music & instead of just dropping it on my soundcloud figured it would be fun to cut and scratch my own records, never done that before! This is the first [cont.]

New music from DJ Drama, along with help from Young Thug, Jeezy, and the Rich Homie, Quan. used to serenade Teyanna Taylor, and which she then used to respond last night.

New music from Juicy’s upcoming LP, Pure THC: The Hustle Continues.

Riff Raff lends Luda his instrumental for “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz.”

For #TBT #15, Raekwon revisits Sunshine Anderson’s “Heard It All Before.” Whatever happened to old girl?

Official label description: “Today the nation’s largest weekly newspaper, The Village Voice, premiered Diamond District’s second single Lost Cause from the groups upcoming album March On Washington. The track is produced by rising star Oddisee and features the trio (yU, Oddisee, Uptown XO) rhyming some of their most impassioned bars to date. The three emcees [cont.]

Remix version of Common’s “Kingdom” from the Nobody’s Smiling LP. Jay Elec murdered this.

On Monday 9-15-2014 an ambiguous video showcasing DJ Premier and Royce Da 5’9″ visiting Adrian Younge’s record store was leaked and in it, a small clip of what sounded like a new DJ Premier and Royce Da 5’9″ track resonated and Royce brought the trailer to a close with the following lyric “This is for [cont.]

King Kendrick delivers a pair of freestyles to Cali radio, in anticipation for his upcoming sophomore LP for Aftermath.