Funk Flex debuted this remix of Jay’s fan-favorite cut, “Tom Ford”, featuring verses from Pimp C, from beyond the grave. Meanwhile, in honor of his birthday, Jay ranked his albums in from best-to-worst. Maybe not worst, as neither of The Best Of Both Worlds projects made it on here. We think he could have ranked [cont.]

Produced by MPIII.

Could Common play Martin Luther King Jr. in a movie? What kind of fish would Common eat on the set of such a film? and which fizzy beverage would Common drink with the fish? We ask these questions (kinda) and more in the latest episode of “The Questions”.

Repping Philly, GrandeMarshall will deliver his next project, My Brother’s Keeper My Son’s Teacher, on Fool’s Gold in 2014.

Maffew Ragazino brings you the first single off his upcoming mixtape, Brownville’s Jesus. Produced by Jimmy Dukes.

Asher Roth stops by Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds show for a 45 minute set. The duo’s full Kanye interview drops next week.

Lost 2Pac Interview by Benjamin Svetkey, recorded in March 1994 on microcassette recorder surfaces with an animated short. Some chilling prophecies in this one….

The state of New York hip-hop has been in flux over the past decade or so. Major labels do not want to support the boom-bap foundations that this art was birthed upon, leading to the more polished sound of artists like Jay-Z, Ruff Ryders, or 50 Cent, who dominated the scene during the Bush era. [cont.]

“‘How Will It End’ is the culmination of Imitation is Suicide,” says Kenna. “This is probably the most innovative song in the series, and in order to make that kind of music you have to work with someone like RJ. He and I make alien waveforms. It’s just wherever our imagination takes us.” “Working with [cont.]

A$AP Nast preps for the 2014 A$AP Mob compilation with this ode-to-90′s hip-hop, featuring Wu-Tang’s own Johnny Blaze.

Capo’s new EP, We Own The Night, hit iTunes this week, and below we have a full stream of the project.

Donald Glover will release Because The Internet on December 10th. Today, iTunes gets the drop on the full album stream premiere.

Talib Kweli’s new album – and second full length for 2013 – will hit on December 15th via KweliClub.Com. Here’s a look at the tracklist and the cover art for the impending project. 1. Inner Monologue – produced by Khrysis 2. Demonology – featuring Gary Clarke Jr., produced by Lord Quest 3. State of Grace [cont.]

Tedsmooth’s next trick is remixing the R&B hit, “Own It”, using elements of Busta Rhymes’ “Put Your Hands Where My I Could See”.

Rick Ross delivers the remix to “No Games” with Future and the MMG fam in tow. From the official MMG Priorities Vol. One mixtape, hosted by DJ Scream.

Busta and Q-Tip reveal the cover art for their upcoming collaborative mixtape. All we have to say is, this cover represents many things – may the project hold true to it! We’ll find out December 12th…..

The Cocoa Brovas reunite for their new reggae themed EP project, Born and Raised. Here is the title track in video form, from the EP, available now on iTunes. Directed by Guy Blelloch.

Houston’s Grand Hu$tle representative, Trae Tha Truth, delivers this video from his new I Am King mixtape. Directed by PhillyFlyBoy.

Roc Marciano quickly follows-up the release of his The Pimpire Strikes Back mixtape with his official LP to close out the year, Marci Beaucoup. Guests on the December 10th release include Action Bronson, Cormega, Evidence, Guilty Simpson, Gangrene (Alchemist + Oh No), Blu, Quelle Chris, Freeway, Boldy James, Maffew Ragazino, Ka, A.G. (DITC), AG The [cont.]

Elzhi teams with producer Karriem Riggins for this cut from his upcoming Kickstarter project.