J. Cole celebrates Born Sinner live on Late Night With David Letterman.

Following on from the success of his widely acclaimed sophomore album Caviar Crackle LP, Metabeats has gone back and flipped his lead single, “Hookers”, with Action Bronson.

Produced by Schadillac.

Boldy James drops the first official music video from his Alchemist-produced debut, My 1st Chemistry Set. HHS review on the way.

Produced by Bronze Nazareth. The Living Daylights coming soon.

From Terminal Illness 2, hitting November 26th. The project also features Afu-Ra, Planet Asia, Cappadonna, Skyzoo, Rustee Juxx, Tragedy Khadafi, Masta Killa, and more.

One more from The Block Brochure 4,5,6 triple-album, hitting December 10th

Meet Young Guru. He’s a Glass Explorer, acclaimed DJ, producer and audio engineer who has helped shape the sound of music legends including Jay-Z, Rihanna, and Beyoncé. Join him as he explores the Los Angeles soundscape on the hunt for inspiration to create a new track. This film was shot entirely through Google Glass.

Three weeks after releasing their album, Crooked I’s Horseshoe Gang announce a new series in which the Gang will be dropping a new mixtape every month. “Small-Pacs” is off volume 1 of their mixtape monthly series, which will drop on 11/21 and will be hosted by DJ Far.

Drake’s “Worst Behavior” gets a video. Curious if this will hit like “Started From The Bottom”. Nothing Was The Same.

From BOOM, dropping November 14th. How about that album cover?

Produced by Boi-1da & Ravioli Ryan OVO.

From The Incomparable Shakespeare’s new project, By Any Dreams Necessary.

Executive produced by Nas, “Shake the Dust” is a feature documentary that tells the stories of break dancers from conflicted “third- world” communities around the globe who, although separated by cultural boundaries and individual struggles, are intrinsically tied to one another through their passion for dance and hip-hop culture. Uganda documentary dance “break dance” “shake [cont.]

Produced by Rob Holladay.

New street anthem from Astronaut kid, Future, produced by Metro Boomin & Dj Spinz off of #19andBoomin. The three link again for a follow up to their smash single “Honest”.

GP remixes Meek Mill and Jadakiss’s “Heaven Or Hell” with his own verse.

ProERA’s A La $ole delivers this free track from his upcoming Art Of Sole mixtape.

Editor’s Note: This review applies to the standard edition of the album. “You ain’t even impressed no more; you’re used to it,” said Eminem on 2002′s “Business” from The Eminem Show. While Em’s first two albums trail-blazed the music industry, with 2000′s The Marshall Mathers LP arguably being his greatest work, its follow-up literally pulled [cont.]

Off that B.O.A.T.S. 2: Me Time.