Tedsmooth’s been doing his thing for years, most notably on his classic remix of Jamie Foxx’s “Blame It”, utilizing C-Murder’s “Down For My N’s” instrumental. Here, he remixes Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” with an old school feel and a new verse from Bussa-Bus.

TWISM in this bitch. We don’t need no hook.

CTE’s #itsthaworld vol.2 will drop 11/27 at midnight. Swing swing swing and chop chop chop.

Track number four from Life Changes. Produced by DJ Dahi. Directed by Zack Warren of Wingtip Media / Wingtipmedia.com.

Troy Ave stopped by the Toca Tuesdays studio last week to talk about his new album. Of course Tony had him rhyme.

40 seconds with Just Blaze, brought to you by Revolt TV.

Cipha and Peter tell us: “Bun B finally makes his way to Juan Epstein and man this was a treat. There is so much history here from classic Pimp C stories to Biggie & Jay-Z. Relax and Listen!”

The Blended Babies are a producer duo made up by Rich Gains and JP Keller. The two met in Chicago in which they honed their craft before moving out to Los Angeles in 2012. The two are known for blending soulful bass and keyboard harmonies; creating songs instead of repetitive loops that often crowd the [cont.]

Because hey, why not? Part One: Getting One I put some money aside some months ago to purchase a Sony Playstation 4. Didn’t have the extra funds on hand to catch the initial wave of pre-orders, so I knew I had to break down and do the nerdiest thing possible: wait in line on launch [cont.]

Detroit’s Boldy James has been a relative unknown on the scene, but has popped up in various places over the last year or so, such as on the ill-fated Dilla release, Rebirth Of Detroit, and his Grand Quarters EP via Decon. But he makes his official debut on My First Chemistry Set – an album [cont.]

New music from 1/3 of Sa-Ra Creative Partners, available now on iTunes.

From Majors’ Turkey Bag Boy LP, available today on iTunes.

Young Dro taps Tity Boy for the remix to his new DJ Mustard produced follow-up to “F.D.B.”.

Produced by Khari “Ferrari” Mateen. “The meaning behind the song is that I love shopping so much it’s like a disease (oniomania) that I ended up shopping when I didn’t need to. And to top it off, we ass black folks still gotta deal with racism as if we can’t afford stuff at Barney’s. It [cont.]

From the album, The Night’s Gambit. Video directed and edited by Ka.

From the Long.Live.A$AP album. Starring Michael K. Williams and Joan Smalls.

Authenticity. Loyalty. Hustle. Whether you’re the street solider or the self-established kingpin, these fundamentals are simply par for the course that separate the legends from the rookies. But if you think that’s all it takes, you’re dead wrong. With a meticulous work ethic and a slick rhyme scheme, Carolina emcees Ed. E Ruger & Ty [cont.]

Irish emcee, Sirplus, is prepping his debut LP, Rhythmic Irish Poetry, which will be released on 11-26-2013 courtesy of RBC Records. Sirplus garnered a great deal of press for his 2012 single release, “Thousand Volts Zappin,” and his debut features an impeccable lineup of guest artists and features including Kurupt, J. French, Warren G, and [cont.]

Produced by Tha Audio Unit. Directed by RoseGlen Ent.

Latest vid from Pusha’s My Name Is My Name, available now.