Jon runs through the Coachella lineup. Artists, get your free Lil Jon drops here. Lil Jon Responds To Coachella 2015 Lineup from Funny Or Die

From the album, Times, available now.

K.R.I.T. joins The Roots and Raphael Saadiq up at The Tonight Show for this performance of “Soul Food” from his Cadillactica LP. We didn’t forget about reviewing this album, keep your eyes peeled.

Another from 2014′s House Slippers, available now.

John Legend and Common Sense perform their cut from the Selma soundtrack on Good Morning America.

M.O.P. returns with “Welcome 2 Brooklyn”, the latest track off their late 2014 project Street Certified.

From Future’s 2014 Monster mixtape.

Busta Rhymes affiliate OT Genasis shoots a big budget version of his cocaine anthem, “CoCo.” Less glaciers of ice, more gigantic female body parts this time around.

Hood Billionaire available now.

Trae preps for his next LP this year with “1 Up.”

Quality is bad, but this sent a chill up my spine.

New York City, the album, is in stores now.

First single from Wale’s new album The Album About Nothing coming soon.

G-Unit reunions continue in this video from Young Buck with Fif and Yayo. Get More: Young Buck, Bring My Bottles feat. 50 Cent and Tony Yayo, Music, More Music Videos

From Def Loaf’s Sell Sole mixtape, available now.

Big Sean in New York City addressing the Tonight Show: “Whattup Detroit.”

From Dave’s Black Rose mixtape, available now. Get More: Dave East, Around Here, Music, More Music Videos

The single is available now via Motown Records.

From the soundtrack to the new Martin Luther King biopic, “Glory,” dropping January 9th.

Canibus and LL put their differences aside to perform “4, 3, 2, 1″ in Brooklyn at The Barclays Center.