Produced by Sledgren and RMBjustize.

Rest in Peace to Michael Brown and to every young black man murdered in America, whether by the hands of white or black. I pray that one day the world will be filled with peace and rid of injustice. Only then will we all Be Free – Cole

Backpack rap dons team on this Audible Doctor remix of “Twenty Squared”.

Another one from Stat’s #WhatGoesAround LP, which hits August 19th on Showoff/Duck Down.

A pair of new tracks from TDE boss, Punch, who comments on the recent goings-on in wake of the recent Michael Brown tragedy.

The long-awaited Diamond D’s long-awaited The Diam Piece hits September 30th.

Another single from Ca$h Out’s Let’s Get It LP, following his current club smash, “She Twerkin’”.

The Gap Band’s “Yearning For Your Love” is the backdrop for Rae’s latest #TBT. Life’s a bitch…

Rah Digga grabs Chuck D and Jon Connor for the “Storm Comin’”.

From Young Jeezy’s new album, Seen It All, due September 2nd. Produced by Black Metaphor.

Produced by Jeffro. Directed & Edited by Brian Storm. From the album, Highway Robbery, available Sept 16, 2014. See what they did there?

LL does another posse cut, in the classic “I Shot Ya” tradition. From the upcoming G.O.A.T. 2 LP. Who can name the sample?

From Mick Jenkins Presents The Water[s], produced by Kirk Knight.

DJ Shadow writes: “I’m pleased to announce The Liquid Amber EP. This single/EP serves as the opening salvo in what I hope is a long string of music, by myself and others, on my new imprint: The Liquid Amber. There’s two new songs, “Ghost Town” and “Mob,” and a nifty remix of “Six Days” by [cont.]

Taken from Hilltop Hoods’ Walking Under Stars LP, available now.

Produced by Lando Beats.

Treacherous C.O.B. is preparing to release Imperial, the debut album from Inglewood, California’s Niqle Nut. Today, the Exile produced record “Niqle Niqle Nine” has been released to the Internet for stream or download. On this one, Niqle Nut exchanges bars with Mass Appeal Records signee and Fresno native Fashawn.

From Jakarta Records: “I guess everyone has that band that you heard a tiny bit longer and more often then all the others. for us this has definitely been looptroop rockers. i remember first hearing them and promoe around the time when i was 15, i just started working at a record store and they [cont.]

Rick Ross serves up the posse cut remix of this cut from the Mastermind LP.

NYC’s SHIRT. returns with new music, produced by Zygote.