New video from King Magnetic featuring Ali Armz & Slug, off Everything’s A Gamble 2. Lots of cameo’s on this one.

Ev previews track #3 from his Cats & Dogs LP, hitting Sept. 27th.

Fool’s Gold, the Brooklyn-based label and record store, has been bridging the gap between hip-hop and electronic music since 2007. Over Labor Day, 2011, NYC’s Fool’s Gold crew put on a free hip-hop and DJ event in Soho. Last year’s Day Off brought in Yelawolf and other MCs; this year’s Day Off celebration features performances [cont.]

From The Make Believe Album, produced by David Banner co-produced by Swiff D.

In Part 1 of the two part training series, Dru Ha readies himself for 2011′s ING: New York City Marathon on November 6th. In this clip, Dru explains why he is running, about “Run 2 Remember” NYC Alzheimers Association chapter team, and his experience training with celebrity trainer Mark Jenkins. In Part 2 Dru’s trainer [cont.]

The legendary B-Real of Cypress Hill talks about what he loves about Rock The Bells, paying respect to great music, tradition, and more.

Nottz presents DMP “Ball Game” Official Music Video from Raw Koncept on Vimeo. After releasing two stellar projects off the Raw Koncept imprint, “You Need This Music” and “Rawth EP”, Nottz is back in the lab hard at work, this time cooking up new material with his group D.M.P. (Durte Muzik Prahdukshun). The group is [cont.]

Aloe speaks with Karmaloop to talk about musical influence, where his fashion sense came from, and what he’d do with a dollar.

These guys did a kinda cool cover of Digable Planets’ “Cool Like Dat”, taking it in a whole new direction. CGI stands for Common Goal Initiative. Enjoy.

Evidence breaks down the track “Strangers” from Cats & Dogs, hitting 9/27.

Lead off single to Asher’s Is This Too Orange, coming soon.

Sixth installment of FLuD Watches’ Beats Per Minute video series featuring Exile.

Video from Phat Kat’s album Tha Katakombz. Black Milk with the tight production.

Relax is on Itunes now. HHS review coming soon…

Whoa, check out RJ getting his drum and strum on…Directed + Edited by Ivan Ives.

Shortly after announcing that his Def Jam debut album Live From The Underground won’t be released until early 2012, Big K.R.I.T. sits down with XXL to talk about why he wanted more time, the process of clearing samples, two big features and more. K.R.I.T.’s self-produced “The Vent,” from Return of 4Eva plays in the background.

Cole spits over “Ima Boss” and “Otis”, respectively.