As we discussed in our review for World’s Fair Bastards Of The Party, the state of New York hip-hop has been in bad shape as of late, with the most popular artists in the region subscribing to Southern styles of rap. While we all dig the South as well, we expect more from the birthplace [cont.]

Official MMG remix of Fat Trel’s “Shhh”.

On his album release date, Donald Glover speaks with Revolt TV about his career choices and the meaning behind his new album title, Because The Internet.

In our latest episode of The Process with Peter Rosenberg, Prodigy details how he got into the rap game.

From the album, Believers, available now.

Fif speaks with XXL about his upcoming project Animal Ambition, and his thoughts on Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, and Kanye West.

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.

As one half of seminal hip hop duo Organized Konfusion, Prince Po helped elevate lyricism and shape the art form for years to come. After partnering with Danger Mouse for his classic solo debut, Po is now back with Animal Serum, entirely produced by West Coast beatsmith Oh No. The younger brother of beat god [cont.]

Mac Miller and Pharrell will reunite to finish their long-overdue Pink Slime EP, which saw two songs released in 2012. Mac revealed to Rolling Stone, “We actually just talked a couple days ago. I’m going to go see him [in Miami] and we’re going to finish it and put it out. Because the shit’s ill [cont.]

With Land of the Crooks EP set to release December 17th, Sean Price and Australian-based producer M-Phazes (Most recently produced “Bad Guy” on Em’s MMLP2) premiere “Murdah Type Thinkin.” They teamed up wtih Roc Marciano and DJ Devastate, all while Price pulls out his rugged rhymes over M-Phazes’ interminable bass. The two have linked up [cont.]

“15 Minutes” is the first single from Mic Terror’s forthcoming LP, Fresh Prince of Darkness, which will be released in early 2014 via Closed Sessions. Fresh Prince of Darkness serves as the official debut album from Mic Terror, an emcee who has played a critical role in building the Chicago Hip Hop scene with windy [cont.]

Nature sits in with GID Radio, where they speak about the early days of The Firm, working with Dr. Dre during the east coast / west coast fued, and much more.

Thanks to Yancey Media Group, legendary Detroit producer J. Dilla‘s Dillatroit, a project in which the fallen hip hop hero’s music clashes with another Motown music titan, house producer Moodymann, has received an official digital release. The project originally was released on vinyl-only in 2012, but now Dillatroit is available to the masses via EMPIRE, [cont.]

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.

We are one week away from the release of Bobby Ray’s Underground Luxury, so today we get a full album stream of the release, courtesy of MTV. Get More: B.o.B,B.o.B videos.

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.