Tim celebrates Timbaland Thursdays a day early, with this unreleased collab with Attitude and 6 Two.

Lord Jamar and Sadat X join Kasim Allah for “Jive Pretenders”.

B.o.B. sits with A$AP Rocky and speaks about his December release, Underground Luxury.

Schoolboy Q says Nas is his favorite emcee of all time, and gives his thoughts on his classic battle with Jay-Z.

Strong rumors suggest Outkast will reunite at this year’s Coachella fest, for the first time since their split in 2007, Billboard reports. While no official announcement has been made, Billboard says multiple sources have confirmed the rumor, suggesting that the performance would be the beginnings of a multi-show tour for the group. Reps for Outkast, [cont.]

Rozay teams with the man who wrote the blueprint for today’s brand of rap super labels.

Juicy J gives “Bounce It” another go-round, with a bigger remix for the club.

Cookin’ Soul takes on Kanye’s “Bound2″ with their own, unofficial remix.

The spontaneous and eclectic Kosha Dillz has no borders when it comes to his music and “Where My Homies Be” is proof of his always appealing nature. Equipped with stimulating visuals full of kaleidoscope’esque images akin to an acid trip, courtesy of Director Robbie Barclay, the video will definitely leave a lasting impression on the [cont.]

Zane Lowe chats to Eminem in the 3rd of a 4 part interview.

New music from Termanology’s next mixtape release, produced by Michael Crane, cuts by DJ Deadeye.

Gangsta Gibbs continues to keep it G and in our latest episode as the Gary, Indiana representative talks about purchasing the Geto Boys 1991 album We Can’t be Stopped, regretting wearing clothes backwards during the Kris Kross’s era, and tossing the blame on his Uncle Greg as a kid.

A follow-up to Raekwon’s classic “Rainy Dayz”. Produced by Roads Art. May or may not be included on F.I.L.A.

To celebrate the forthcoming “Know More” mix tape drop hosted by Ohio’s own DJ Steph Floss & DJ Bandcamp tomorrow, Stalley releases the “Swangin’” Ol School remix today. Produced by the Block Beattaz and featuring Houston Legends Lil Keke, Trae tha Truth, Bun B, E.S.G. & Chamillionaire, the “Swangin’” Ol School remix picks up where [cont.]

From the upcoming compilation record, Classic Drug References. Recorded in 2007. “Danny was my longshot for this project. By the time I got moving on this he’d already signed with Fool’s Gold and was about to drop XXX, which would establish him as one of the fiercest MC’s out. I emailed and DM’d to no [cont.]

Hey, David Blaine’s back. On his new ABC special, Real Or Magic, which aired last night, he amazes Kanye West, the Will Smith family, and the cast of Breaking Bad with the old ice-pick-through-the-hand trick.

More from Jay Z’s Black Album 10th anniversary series on Diddy’s Revolt TV. Not for nothing, but does anyone think this would be more fitting content for Life+Times? Pharrell, Just Blaze, Irv Gotti, 9th Wonder, DJ Khaled, and more weigh in.

New music from Joey Bada$$’s fam, featuring Dirty Sanchez, Dyemond Lewis and Nyck Caution, over Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental.

When hip-hop took a turn for the worse, this critic remembers looking far into the future, and seeing, well, nothing. Nas declared “Hip-Hop Is Dead” at a point when it was making more money than ever, however he was referring the death of its original, unpolluted form. That original form was replaced by its more [cont.]

“On The Rise” is now the second single to be released by The Immortals Project f/ El Da Sensei. Following up their most recent leak “Affirmative Action”, which raced up the college hip-hop music charts since its debut (currently 12th and climbing). “On The Rise” is the track that helped set the tone for their [cont.]