New shit from A$AP Mob’s upcoming L.O.R.D. LP.

Scotty ATL drops a new visual to the !llMind produced track “Doin My Thang”.

Directed by Asa Davis. From Noelz’s upcoming album, Bittersweet Victory.

From the album, She Got Game (Deluxe Edition), available now.

Check out Juicy J’s Colt 45 spot. Then check out some related referential 90′s material below it.

Another one from Pharrell’s G I R L, in stores now.

Produced by DJ Devastate. From J-Ro’s upcoming album, #BoomBapWest.

CyHi The Prynce, G.O.O.D. Music’s silent assassin, is back with his newest single “Is It Me” featuring Tate DuMonde & Crystal Renee off the Kanye West executively produced mixtape, Black Hystori Project. Director: Jay “JBD” Dennis.

“Everywhere I go turn into Vegas, now it’s time for y’all to get wild,” spits the young Sin-City rapper. With a saturated display of bitties washing his ‘Lac, Dizzy Wright gives us reason to turn up for his video for “Everywhere I Go,” released by Funk Volume. The single is from his recently released State [cont.]

Oxymoron in-stores now.

The Yancey Boys’ album Sunset Blvd is in stores now via Delicious Vinyl. The album, entirely produced by the late J. Dilla, also featured close collaborators Common, De La Soul’s Posdnuos, T3 of Slum Village, Guilty Simpson, Talib Kweli, J. Rocc and others. “Sunset Blvd” was built around previously unheard tracks from J. Dilla and [cont.]

Another one from Jon Connor’s Best In The World: Kanye mixtape.

From Blueprint’s new album, Respect The Architect, due tomorrow via Weightless.Net.

50 Cent previews another track from his upcoming Animal Ambition LP, hitting this June.

Lost video from Wiz’s ancient Cabin Fever 2 mixtape. Directed by Gregory Neiser.

From Dizzy Wright’s new EP, State of Mind.

An ode to Future and Kanye’s “trophy wives” (their words), sans appearances from Kim and Ciara. Honest is in stores 4/22.

There’s no doubt about it that Brooklyn births some of the most stone cold characters in our nation’s history. From Bugsy Siegel to Biggie, Brooklynites never back down from any challenge, even it it involves making enemies in the process. But through the lyrically poised Innocent?, scrappy spitter Ruste Juxx, and raw rhymes of Sean [cont.]

Fader TV takes a trip to DJ/Producer/Record Label Owner A-Trak’s home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to check out how he listens to and makes music when not on the road.

Directed by Kyle dePinna from Major Lazer’s Apocalypse Soon EP, available now.