‘Sea Legs’ (Dave Sitek Remix) taken from the European release of Run The Jewels out 13th Jan on Big Dada.

DJ Esco teams with Future for his No Sleep mixtape, which features plenty of new tracks from the rapper. Guests include Drake, Juicy J, Yo Gotti, Young Scooter, Jim Jones, and more.

Thelonius Martin produces this EP/mixtape release for Retch, who taps Action Bronson, Ab-Soul, and Da$h for additional support.

Planet Asia & Killa Kali of Gold Chain delivers visual for “Cha Cha Chain” Video shot and directed by The Black Scorsese.

GL returns with a new 100 BPM banger, “Here We Go Again”.

Skeme is a rapper from Los Angeles, whose album Ingleworld hit iTunes last night. To celebrate this, we’re dropping his video for “Ain’t Perfect,” featuring Wale.

Ruck’s collaborative LP with M-Phazes, Land Of The Crooks, hits digital retailers today. Stream the whole jawn below.

Future’s MikeWillMadeIt produced hit nabs Drake and Juicy J for the remix.

Terrace tells us “Here’s a little holiday cheer from me and the homies Snoop Dogg and J. Black. Merry Christmas!” This isn’t Uncle Snoop’s first foray into Christmas jingles. Behold…

Underground Luxury in stores today. In the second clip, B.o.B. discusses his favorite things with Google Play.

K.R.I.T. joins Houston natives Boston George and Slim Thug for this down south song. Directed by Be El Be.

From The Block Brochure 4,5 & 6 available on iTunes now. Directed by Ben Griffin.

Late night leaks from Cudder, which may come from Indicud 2 or Man On The Moon 3.

Pharrell talks about scoring “Spider-Man 2″ for Hans Zimmer with Johnny Marr & Incubus’ Mike Einziger, as well as his return to hip-hop.

New music from Wiz, which may or may not appear on his 2014 LP, Blacc Hollywood. He mentions Greystone, so probably….As premiered by Sway In The Morning. Young Chop on the beat.

From The Marshall Mathers LP 2, available now.

Mack Wilds borrows Mobb Deep’s “Burn” beat for this Salaam Remi produced remix of “Henny”, so naturally Hav and P drop some verses on it. French is here, too.

There were a lot of hilariously bad album covers this year, suffering from poor art direction, over pretentiousness, or complete jumbled messes. Here’s a look at the year’s biggest eyesores in hip-hop cover art. 10. Tyga – Hotel California – Hey bro, even rich people don’t wear fur coats in California. In the daytime. It’s [cont.]

The second volume in BSBD’s The Euphoric Tape compilation series, a stripped down collection of instrumentals of previous works and rarities that served as backdrops to Cam’ron, The 1975, NORE, Gucci Mane, Kimbra, Gunplay, Deniro Farrar, Mr. MFN EXquire and more. 1. Can’t Take It With Me When I Die – (Deniro Farrar) 2. Angles [cont.]

New music from Chris’ “final album”, X, due 2014.