The Gifted is in stores today.

The Grammy Commission is having heart palpitations right now. Nothing Was The Same hits Sept. 17th.

Celebrating 20 years of Wu-Tang Clan, Noisey met up with DJ Mathematics and MC Inspectah Deck at Primavera in Barcelona to listen to some amazing Wu-Tang tales from the old days.

New material from Sadat X, from his upcoming LP, New York.

After bringing Drake out for a surprise performance during Dollar and a Dream show at the Irving Plaza in New York, J. Cole and Drake headed straight to the Best Buy in Union Square to purchase Born Sinner.

In this clip, Danny Brown speaks to Tim Westwood about grime music, syrup, Fool’s Gold, ASAP Mob, and more. A-Trak also joins in.

Statik Selektah recreates the beat for “Bird’s Eye View” step by step. Watch as he arranges the instrumental, adding scratches and original organ notes. He then explains how it was originally for an unreleased Nas remix, but ended up getting Raekwon, Joey Bada$$ and Black Thought on the track.

Jimmy Fallon and The Roots have some fun, based on viewer requests.

Joey Bada$$ and Trinidad James sit in with OkayPlayer, for some cat sitting.

Yeah hoe! Off the upcoming LP, Stay Trippy.

From Excuse My French, available now.

Part deux of Action Bronson’s interview on The Combat Jack Show.

This has to be one of the worst album titles in recent memory. 2 Chainz new LP, B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time, hits Sept 10th, 2013. 2 Chainz – B.O.A.T.S. II —-ME TIME in stores Sept 10th from 2 Chainz on Vimeo.

You have to admire Shan’s work ethic for this.

You Need To Hear This are proud to present the brand new video from JJ DOOM “BOOKHEAD”, a collaboration with legendary street artist Steve “ESPO” Powers. “BOOKHEAD” was produced by You Need To Hear This, shot in London and directed by Powers, and reveals both the as yet unheard track and the ESPO masterminded security [cont.]

Here’s a closer look at The Roots Picnic, featuring highlights from The Roots, Trinidad James, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Solange, Naughty By Nature, and more.

In this episode, the “Sound of New York” and Jay-Z’s right hand man, Young Guru, talks about his early love of D.C. “go-go” music, U2 drum breaks and producing Jay-Z’s “Empire State of Mind”.

This is really dope.

From Tip’s Hustle Gang mixtape, G.D.O.D.

From Fonzarelli’s upcoming The Block Brochure Volumes 4, 5, and 6.