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Ghostface Killah will appear next season on VH1′s Couples Therapy. See below.

From the album, Believers, available now.

Raekwon gives Whoo Kid an in-studio performance of a new track called “Real Sh*t Here”, which may or may not appear on his 2014 (?) LP, F.I.L.A.

Hot off the heels of his New York City LP (review coming tonight, by the way), Troy Ave already eyes his next mixtape release, White Christmas 2. In the clip below, he gives a live performance of a new track from the release.

From Torch’s upcoming EP, Remember When, set for release in January.

Produced by Oh No, from the album Gravitas, hitting December 15th.

Produced by The Legendary Traxster. Directed by Azae Production. From the Back To Basics EP, available today.

From the ProEra fam’s The Way Eye See It mixtape, available now. Produced by Cookin Soul.

From Lupe’s upcoming album Tetsuo & Youth coming soon. Directed by Coodie & Chike.

From Snoop and Dam’s 7 Days of Funk EP, available today. Directed by Henry DeMaio.

From The Block Brochure 4,5 & 6 in stores today.

Migos presents the non-drug dealer version of their breakthrough club anthem, ready for the cable TV airwaves.

After 20 years of crafting tracks, legendary producer Havoc of Mobb Deep is making a selection of his signature sounds available to producers everywhere. The Infamous Producer Kit features over 200 sounds used on classic Mobb Deep albums like The Infamous, from Havoc’s earliest productions all the way up to the present day.

Damn, Ace, sad to hear it. We wish you a healthy future.

From the album, Take It Or Leave It.

Here is the uncleared video for Drake’s “We’ll Be Fine” from 2011′s Take Care, directed by Mikael Columbu, the man behind The Weeknd’s “The Knowing” video. The video was denied and cancelled by the label, so the director has released the clip set to the music of Verdi’s “Don Carlo”, making it even more pretentious [cont.]

A spirited Busta Rhymes pays tribute to Nas on stage at Art Basel in Miami, and names him “The King Of New York”.

Stalley releases the video for his Deadmau5 cover, “Raise Your Weapons”, from his Honest Cowboy mixtape. The music video is directed by Abraham Vilchez-Moran & Jai Jamison. The song is produced by the Block Beattaz.

New music video by 50 Cent performing his remix of TDE’s SZA – “Teen Spirit”