Directed by Eric Swiz of Scheme Engine. From Cilvia Demo, which rated well over here.

Another one from 2013′s Stay Trippy.

Professionally shot footage of Schoolboy Q and Kendrick’s performance at the iTunes showcase at SXSW in Austin, TX.

From the new album, Retro Hash, available 4/22/14. Directed by Matt Spicer.

Complex TV goes in the studio during the making of “Federal Reserve” to see how Cam, A-Trak, and Dame Dash pass the time when they’re not making action movies with Complex Studios. Also check out their mock movie trailer, 2 The Hard Way, in the second clip. )

In the latest installment of BoomBox’s Off the Record series, Brooklyn MC Talib Kweli performs his Kanye West-produced hit ‘Get By’, “Turnt Up” from Prisoner Of Conscious, and covers Iggy Pop & The Stooges classic “Search & Destroy” with his band live from MSR Studios in NYC.

Second video from That’s My Work Vol. 3, Hosted by DJ Drama. Produced by Mr. Porter. Directed by Dah Dah. )

Ross pieces together a “viral” video for the opening cut on Mastermind, which is in stores now. http://youtu.be/tR_Ioo0JIas

Army of the Pharaohs “God Particle” featuring Vinnie Paz, Planetary, Esoteric, Apathy & Celph Titled. Produced by Stu Bangas. Cuts by DJ Kwestion. From the upcoming album In Death Reborn available on April 22, 2014 on Enemy Soil and now available for pre-order. Video Directed by Jimmy Giambrone and co-directed by Steve Perrong. Army of [cont.]

Directed by Pablo Balderas.

Meek Mill spits his “Dreams Worth More Than Money” freestyle, which not coincidentally is the name of his next MMG album.

Willie The Kid sits in and spits some up at Tony Touch’s show on Shade 45.

Adventure Time with Action Bronson takes us to the first show of Rapture 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand where he performs only four songs then spends the rest of his time with the 50,000 person crowd. Bronson then takes us to find the only pastrami sandwich in the whole of New Zealand.

BIGREC debuts the video to the lead single from his forthcoming album, DoomsDay, produced entirely by the legendary Diamond D. Not a newcomer to the microphone, BIGREC displays why he’s created such a buzz for himself throughout the Atlanta Hip-Hop scene.

Atmosphere tells us: “due to how long and brutal this winter has been, we decided to get together with a bunch of friends and play in the snow. here is the footage. the temperature this day was below 0. we hope you watch this when you are warm and cozy somewhere on a beach.” Directed [cont.]

From Talib Kweli’s Javotti Media, NIKO IS brings us his first project of the year, GOOD BLOOD, a precursor to his long awaited BRUTUS LP. The title is the literal English translation of the Brazilian term, ‘Sangue Bom’. Good Blood is mostly produced by Thanks Joey apart from a cut by Krikos and a self-produced [cont.]

Here’s the extended cut of Future’s “Move That Dope”, from his upcoming Honest LP, with Casino’s verse added back in. Skateboard P’s hat snapped on this.

From the 2013 album, Tangible Dream. Directed by Jeremy Ian Thomas. Oddisee writes: About “Tangible Dream”: I live in a gentrified part of Brooklyn, I eat out several times a week, I travel the world sampling the best that cities across the globe have to offer. Do I live in a penthouse loft? Am I [cont.]

New video from B-Legit featuring E-40 and Ted Digital.

Over the past two decades, the tiny alt hip-hop label Stones Throw Records has grown to establish itself as one of the most influential and talented record labels in the industry, boasting a roster that features Madlib, MF Doom, J Dilla, Dam-Funk, Aloe Blacc, and more. Founded by Peanut Butter Wolf in 1996, the independent [cont.]