Eminem rarely tweets, but let loose the title of his collaborative Bad Meets Evil EP with Royce Da 5’9. The official title will be Hell: The Sequel. The EP is due June 14th, and Mr. Porter, Havoc, DJ Khalil, Bangladesh, and others will produce.

Jadakiss loves his fans. Due May 24th. 1. Intro 2. Hold You Down (feat. Emanny) 3. Lil Bruh 4. How I Feel 5. Rock Wit Me (feat. Teyana Taylor) 6. In The Streets 7. Lay Em Down (feat. Styles P & Chynk Show) 8. Toast (Intro) 9. Toast To That (feat. Fred The Godson) 10. [cont.]

The album is up for pre-sale now over at Fifth Element Online: After years of performing live together and appearing on each other’s solo albums, critically acclaimed mc’s/producers Aesop Rock and Rob Sonic, along with DJ Big Wiz, come together as Hail Mary Mallon and deliver their Rhymesayers debut Are You Gonna Eat That?. The [cont.]

The Beastie Boys have served up numerous pre-order packages for their latest LP, Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 2, with varying price points and goodies. Head on over to BeastieBoys.Com and take a look.

Hot Sauce Committee Part Two by Beastie Boys The Beastie Boys have released a full album stream of their new LP, Hot Sauce Committe Pt. 2, via Soundcloud. Hits stores May 3rd… Make some noise if your with weeeeee……

While Das Racist has announced their debut album to be called Relax, a recent series of Tweets suggests otherwise. According to the group’s official twitter, they have 18 tracks finished, and “7 or so more to wrap up”, and they may make it a double album debut called Swate Suit. The album, whatever it may [cont.]

Odd Future frontman, Tyler The Creator, tweeted the following cryptic message yesterday, “Odd Future…….Records? Maybe. Funny thing is, we won’t sign people like a record label. Same people, same shit, all in house.” Manager Christian Clancy had this to say “It’s based on getting the distribution deal we’ve always envisioned that allows the group to [cont.]

And he’s right… From SOHH: “I don’t feel more secure because there’s been some leaks anyway,” Crooked told SOHH when asked about recording music in-house as opposed to sending tracks via e-mail. “There’s some people where that’s just what they do and don’t realize they’re hurting the artist by not realizing this song right here [cont.]

While the above photo celebrated the sale of over 16 million copies of The Marshall Mathers LP worldwide, the RIAA just announced the album’s Diamond certification, for selling over 10 million albums within the United States. The Eminem Show also took the certification last month, making Em the only emcee with two Diamond plaques to [cont.]

Looks like he’s going for the Death Row logo on this one.

To say that Elzhi’s “ELmatic” has been a labor of love would be an understatement. The idea was first broached years ago by DJ House Shoes and discussed and bandied about incessantly since. Though the concept was unrealized for what seemed like ages; years went by, life got in the way, recording and touring with [cont.]

The official line-up for Chicago’s 2011 Lollapalooza has been announced, happening Aug 5th-7th in Grant Park. Hip-Hop acts include Eminem, Cee-Lo Green, Nas & Damian Marley, Atmosphere, Jay Electronica, Ryan Leslie, Kid Cudi, and more. For the full line-up, checkout Lollapalooza.Com.

OH WORD? On June 14th, Eminem and Royce Da 5’9 will *finally* reunite to release the Bad Meets Evil EP, via Shady Records / Interscope. Beats by Mr. Porter, Havoc, DJ Khalil, Bangladesh, and more. “Royce and I started hanging out again and inevitably that led us back into the studio. At first we were [cont.]

Longtime affiliate of Blu and Exile, Co$$ will drop his Before I Awoke LP on June 21st via Tres Records, the same label that brought you C.R.A.C. (Blu & Ta’Raaach), Johnson&Jonson (Blu & Mainframe), Shawn Jackson, and others. Album features include Aloe Blacc, Blu, Sene, Shawn Jackson with production credits going to Exile, Fonetik Simbol, [cont.]

Dr. Dre may not have the full rights of The Chronic back in his possession (yet), but he did just win a heated legal battle against Death Row over the sale of digital copies of the album. The lawsuit stated that Death Row violated their contract with Dre, which only allowed physical sales of the [cont.]

Joe Budden will release the physical version of his digital release on May 17th, now with an extra 7 tracks. The new tracks are as follows: 1. Dreamerz 2. Time Flies 3. Real Estate 4. The Hard Part 5. When It All Implodes 6. Down Fall 7. Spring Training

Cudder let loose some news during his Roseland Ballroom performance in NYC this weekend. He’s got a new label called Wicked Awesome Records. His forthcoming rock band project, p/k/a Wizard, will now be referred to as 2 Be Continuum. Good choice, that’s so wizard.

From Stones Throw: We’re now announcing the release of Madlib Medicine Show #9: Channel 85 presents Nittyville, a full-length hip-hop album featuring Detroit’s Frank Nitt. Originally launched as a one-a-month, 12-part series, Medicine Show #9 is the first to break the chronology. Nittyville is also perhaps the most traditional of the series, and we make [cont.]

While the release has been pushed until June 3rd, we now have a first look at the cover art. School’s out for summer.

Saigon has teamed up with Indaba Music for an official remix contest featuring his latest single “Bring Me Down.” The winning “Bring Me Down” remix will be awarded $1,000 and released officially by Saigon. Ten honorable mentions will receive a copy of Saigon’s debut album, The Greatest Story Never Told, as well as a Saigon [cont.]