Uncle Murda stops by The Breakfast Club, in promotion of his new mixtape, Ain’t Nothing Sweet. His opening statement, “Back in the days, me and my people used to take stuff from people that didn’t deserve it…”

Houston is the latest to spit over Que’s “OG Bobby Johnson” instrumental.

In this brief interview with Bootleg Kev, Action Bronson speaks on collaborating with Eminem, looking up to Jadakiss & Kool G. Rap, and his friendship with Riff Raff.

G.O.O.D. Music’s CyHi The Prynce delivers a visual for “Huey” to honor and celebrate the birthday of political and urban activist, Huey P. Newton, during Black History month. CyHi is planning to change history, literally, with the release of his upcoming mixtape, Black Hystori Project, scheduled to release February 24th. The executive producer of the [cont.]

With his highly-anticipated fourth solo-LP, P.T.S.D.” (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder), Pharoahe Monch re-emerges with a new concept project which finds the ground-breaking emcee tackling PTSD; a severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. Throughout the duration of the LP, Monch narrates as an independent artist weary [cont.]

From Kweli’s new direct-to-fan release, Gravitas, available now at KweliClub.Com. Produced by Oh No. Directed by Joel Clare.

Questlove let Okayplayer TV’s cameras shadow him from 10am until star time on Day 1 of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, giving us unlimited access to his personal rituals of preparation and taking us behind the scenes of rehearsal and taping for the debut which featured guests Will Smith & U2.

New 5-track EP from Bay Area representative you heard on “Gas Pedal” and “Function”. Guest spots from Sage the Gemini and Dizzy Wright.

New music from Tech N9ne’s new Collabos: Strangeulation, hitting May 6th.

Aloe Blacc spotlight for Vevo Lift, brought to you by McDonalds.

Red Cafe drops “Ice Cold” produced by King James, off of American Psycho 2. Directed by Puma and Ghost Sniper.

Schoolboy Q sits in with Angie Martinez at Hot 97, and speaks about his new album Oxymoron. He also speaks on lean usage and claims his “music sucks right now”.

From the March 3rd album release, Mastermind.

Inspired by the genius of the film Black Dynamite and the subsequent show Black Dynamite – The Animated Series Produced by Fatin of Jamla Records Soul Council. Features on the upcoming mixtape project include Pharoahe Monch, Jean Grae, Rapsody, Big Remo, GQ, Torae, HaLo, Thee Tom Hardy, Sean Boog, Sundown of Actual Proof, Mela Machinko [cont.]

Hieroglyphics’/Souls Of Mischief’s A-Plus returns with a new instrumental LP, returning him to his roots after his EDM experiment LP, Molly’s Dirty Water, last month.

The Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) today announced that the world premiere of the documentary Time is Illmatic, will open the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival. The film follows the trajectory of Nas’ 1994 landmark debut album, Illmatic– widely considered one of the most important and revolutionary albums in hip-hop. The premiere, taking place on Wednesday, April [cont.]

Funk Volume’s Kato delivers this mixtape release, spotlighting his production, with a little help from each Dizzy Wright, Jarren Benton, Scotty ATL, K. Camp, ForteBowie, Doley Bernays, Trouble, Jackie Chain, and more.

Man Bites Dog Records is proud to present the new music video “Didn’t Know” from Roc Marciano’s new album Marci Beaucoup featuring Freeway and Knowledge The Pirate. The video shot in the late summer heat in NYC was directed by Roc Marci & R.M.L. Shot and Edited by R.M.L. The song is produced by Roc [cont.]

When you ask someone like Action Bronson to take an assortment of dab hits, what’d you expect he compare it to? Yes, food. Heating his custom Air Max 95 and “Dabaccino” dabbers, see what reminds Bam Bam of Rice Krispies, duck, as well as sweet and sour chicken in a extended look from Action’s segment [cont.]

In spite of their upcoming tour together, Big Boi says that there is no new LP from Outkast currently in the works.