Legendary NYC crew, D.I.T.C. will release The Remix Project on May 7th as a free album download via D.I.T.C.’s soon to be launched website courtesy of D.I.T.C. Entertainment and Slice of Spice. The website will be a hub for D.I.T.C. members which will feature exclusive merch bundles for “The Remix Project” while Slice of Spice [cont.]

One more from April 22nd’s Weed Money.

First official single off “Pimping Saved My Life” dropping this Summer on Statik’s Showoff Records imprint.

New music from August Alsina’s Testimony LP, which hit stores today, with added verses from King Push.

Brooklyn’s in the house. First installment from the Produced by Boola 2014 series.

First offering from the upcoming official Boondocks mixtape hitting April 16th, to celebrate the return of the series to Adult Swim (despite the lost of creator Aaron McGruder), on April 21st.

Tip jumps on Wiz’s comeback cut, and lead single so far from Blacc Hollywood. This, from Whoo-Kid’s upcoming Elevation 2 mixtape.

A missed opportunity for our Wal-Mart list… “This shit was never coming out, one of those did it just do it shit’s and I woke up in a giving mood today. So a new song for the True Believers. This aint on MMoMM, just some random thought’s. When I rap with the calm voice im [cont.]

From The Last Hip Hop Disciple, coming soon.

To celebrate her new album Z, SZA breaks down the lyrics of her track “Babylon” featuring Kendrick Lamar.

From the April 20th Noreaster project.

New music from Brooklyn Fool’s Gold affiliates, Flatbush Zombies, featuring Espa. Produced by Architect.

OVO signees remix Drake’s “Days In The East”.

Scoop Deville unleashes some new music he produced, from them Houston boys.

Rozay decides to take on remix duties for this unofficial “MMGMIX” of Miguel’s “How Many Drinks”.

NY’s FRE$H Releases his new single, “Bout That” featuring Troy Ave & Kiyanne. This is the first release off his upcoming album The Preacher’s Kid, set to release this spring.

Fly luxury rap from The Chef.

Aloe Blacc delivers a double-dose of new music for the Need For Speed movie soundtrack (it’s a movie now?), which is in stores now. “Fortunate Son” is not quite a CCR cover, but clearly influenced by it.

Fergavicious spits over Future’s “Move That Dope”, which originally featured Pharrell and Pusha T.

Pronounced “catastrophe”, with help from Game, French, and Dro.