New music from Common’s upcoming LP based around the gang violence in Chicago, Nobody Smiling. Produced by No I.D. As premiered by the L.A. Leakers.

From DJ OP’s I Refuse To Lose mixtape, coming soon.

Second single from Meyhem and J-Love’s Digital Camo EP. “Egyptian Musk” is the second leak off the project, which is available exclusively on vinyl at Chopped Herring Records.

Lost video from Wu-Tang Clan’s 2001 LP, The Iron Flag, emerges from the depths of the 36 chambers, 13 years later.

The Trap Lord jumps on the remix of “Fiesta”, from Chi-Town crew, Sicko Mobb. Not an R. Kelly cover, despite Windy City status.

Kweli jumps on the remix of DJ Cassidy’s “Calling All Hearts”.

Troy Ave revisits Que’s “O.G. Bobby Johnson”.

Directed by Jakob Owens. Produced By AKTAktion.

Produced by Vice Versa.

Produced by Cardo.

Today, the legendary duo of Fredro Starr & Sticky Fingaz of Onyx return with the title track off their upcoming WAKEDAFUCUP album dropping on March 9th, 2014. This new single features Dope D.O.D. out of the Netherlands and is produced by The Snowgoons.

From Season’s Changed: Winter Edition.

Willie and Bronze deliver their collaborative project, The Living Daylights today, no Timothy Dalton. Stream the whole thing below, which features Roc Marciano, Boldy James, Sean Price and LA The Dark.

From Most Likely To Succeed, coming soon.

N.O.R.E.’s Good Belt Gang project is available today. On “My City”, a whole host of rappers put down for their respective cities.

Black Rob takes it back to Brooklyn with this collab alongside Duck Down’s Sean Price and Tek of Smif N Wessun.

Adrian Lau x Harry Fraud Projection drops 2/24/13.

This shit is dope. New single from The Grouch & Eligh’s forthcoming album, The Tortoise and The Crow.

New-old music from Illogic and Aaron Evan’s upcoming The Dove Ink Sessions: Work For Peace, which collects unreleased cuts from 2002-2007.

Directed by Eddie Patino. From Crooked I’s 2013 release, Apex Predator.