Live from the Streets. Mr. Green had this to say; “In the fifth episode, we headed over to the Trocadero theater in Philly to meet up with Immortal Technique. He was on tour to promote his new album “The Martyr” and was under the weather but took the time to record some vocals for us [cont.]

Mac Miller, who released his debut LP, Blue Slide Park on Tuesday (and is on track to enter the charts with 180,000 copies sold in it’s first week), breaks down the album with the folks at Billboard.

“Time Leak” features Talib Kweli on the verses and Sly Johnson’s soulful belting on the hooks. The music video pays homage to The Matrix, Alien, the work of David Cronenberg, and any other spacey cult classic you can name drop. The visuals show Union ‘controlling” a female body with their instrumentals, eventually bringing her to [cont.]

Previously unreleased video from Honda’s IV LP.

Directed by 3 Little Digs.

Cee-Lo will re-release The Lady Killer with three additional tracks before the end of the year – this is one of those tracks.

From Ambition, which opened this week on the charts with 162,000+ copies sold.

CYHI THE PRYNCE – COLD AS ICE from Urban News Network on Vimeo. Directed by Vitamin E, from the Royal Flush 2 mixtape.

Nice to hear flush again.

Directed by A.Jay.D.

Last month Red Bull put together a week long event celebrating some of hip hops greatest albums. We trekked out to the Staten Island to sit-down with the legendary MC Raekwon and find out what it took for him to reach his status and how he plans to continue doing what he loves.

Tech N9ne spits an exclusive freestyle for the homies at Hard Knock TV.

…and thus, Duck Down Records was born. Buck’s not nervous….

“330″ is off Stalley’s Lincoln Way Nights which is available now on Itunes/Amazon-Remastered by Young Guru & Tony Dawsey. Directed by Illusive Media and song produced by Rashad.

Wale spits a few over Gang Starr’s classic instrumental.

From The Roots’ forthcoming undun LP. Video Directed, Shot & Edited by Clifton Bell for http://www.ghettonerd.com. undun is an existential re-telling of the short life of one Redford Stephens (1974-1999). Through the use of emotives and Redford’s internal dialogues the album seeks to illustrate the intersection of free will and prescribed destiny as it plays [cont.]

Pusha cover’s Future’s inexplicable hit. Fear of God II: Let Us Pray on Itunes now.

Consequence calls into Street Disciplez Radio, and suggests he’s the reason Q Tip did a few tracks on the Watch the Throne album, promotes his new mixtape, and says beef with Pusha T isn’t squashed.

SURLMag.fr x Random Axe x Interview from Antoine Laurent on Vimeo. Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, and Sean Price speak with Slur Mag in France.