Another posthumous video from the late Pro Era member. While very short in length, it shows the spirit STEEZ and the rest of the Pro Era crew embody. Off the AmeriKKKan Korruption: Reloaded mixtape. Rest in power King Capital STEEZ.

From Hotel California, due April 9th.

Directed by Isaac Aguirre. Song produced by The Alchemist.

Los Angeles-based songwriter/producer/beatmaker TOKiMONSTA has today (April 9) released her highly anticipated, new full-length album HALF SHADOWS on Ultra Music. Here is her collaboration with Kool Keith, “The Force”.

Produced by Purpose. From the album, Pardon My Intrusion.

J-Zone writes: “I took some time off from music (4 years to be exact), but recently returned to it and started working on some stuff for fun. thebeeshine.com caught me in my element (aka my basement studio) making a beat, fishing through black and white TV soundclips, playing drums and continuing down the road to [cont.]

Another video from the upcoming 12 Reasons To Die album, this one showing the creation of the vinyl box set from GetOnDown.

Ross shoots a video for his freestyle over Kendrick Lamar’s track. Directed by Jon J.

Mazi O in the director’s chair.

Styles P presents the music video for “Hater Love”, the first single off his new album “Float”, in stores 4/16 on High Times Records. “Float” is entirely produced by Scram Jones and features Sheek Louch, Jadakiss, Raekwon, N.O.R.E., and more.

Big Daddy Kane performs alongside Stones Throw funk outfit Connie Price and The Keystones in Japan… Check our man on the horn. This video surfaced almost a year ago, but didn’t catch our attention until it was Tweeted by Chuck D yesterday. There’s some additional footage of Kane and the Keystones from The Root Down [cont.]

Another video from Vegas’ local hero, who just nabbed the XXL Freshmen 10 cover.

Kane’s new R&B/soul outfit delivers this dope throwback video, featuring a verse from the Big Daddy himself. From the album, Back To The Future.

In part 1 of ThisIs50′s interview with Papoose, he speaks on his new album “The Nacirema Dream”, collabs with established artists like Erykah Badu, Jadakiss & much more. He also spits a quick freestyle.

New York artist Jay Shells has produced a series of “street signs” to mark classic locations of hip-hop lore, as referenced in classic hip-hop tracks. Songs featured include: Genius & GZA Chef Raekwon & Ghostface Killah & U-God – Investigative Reports Big Daddy Kane – Stop Shammin’ Big L – Lifestylez Ov Da Poor & [cont.]

Off Wais P’s mixtape Pv$$y RicH, an ode to incarcerated rapper G Dep. According to Wais P “The record is not a tribute to Dep himself but more of my take on his rhyme pattern which inspired me to make this record”. The video stars adult video vixens Melanie Monroe & Mone Divine alongside Wais [cont.]

Directed by Anthony Sylvester. The Only Number That Matters is Won 1.5” available now.

Since signing to Funk Volume in 2011, Dizzy Wright has been all about progress. His debut album, SmokeOut Conversations, and EP, The First Agreement, both charted on iTunes and Billboard; he went on three tours last year, including his own 30-date headline tour, that brought him all across the world; and just earlier this week, [cont.]

The artist formerly known as T-Shirt – and not to be confused with Earl Sweatshirt – returns with this poignant, raw, underground track and video. He writes: AUTOMATIC represents the last 6 months of my life. The not always clean journey, but the rich one. Most the photos I took, some I pulled along the [cont.]

Snoop Lion teams up with Drake and his daughter, rising star Cori B to deliver a much-needed message of peace in his latest video, “No Guns Allowed.” Directed by Jessy Terrero, the video captures a poignant message of non-violence in the wake of several national tragedies. “No Guns Allowed” is the new single from Snoop [cont.]