The Shady Records emcee teams with the Three 6 Mafia frontman for this free 5-song Halloween EP, hosted by DJ Whoo-Kid. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Global ambassador, Drake, puts it down for the Toronto Raptors.

Maino and Raekwon reunite after their intial Lost Jewelry collaboration, “To The Top”.

Exclusive in-depth interview by Hard Knock TV with Hopsin at his studio. Part 1 of this very candid interview starts with Hopsin telling Nick Huff Barili about the intro to his new music video Hop is Back. “Over the past like year and a half or so people think that I went soft and they [cont.]

West Coast rapper Schoolboy Q opens up about the authenticity of his gang background, and shares details on why he doesn’t have to prove his street credibility. He also talks about how his neighborhood is changing, gangs dying out, and shares how he’s trying to share history of gang past, not promoting it.

Peep out Spitta and The DZA’s new four-song EP, produced by Harry Fraud in it’s entirety. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Update: Cover art added. 10/12: Action Bronson reveals the tracklist for his upcoming sequel to his album with producer Party Supplies, Blue Chips 2, which will be released “The first day it rains in November. Guests will include Big Body Bes, Meyhem Lauren, Ab-Soul, Mac Miller, Retchy P, Jeff Woods and “Legendary Guests In Which [cont.]

Crooked I releases a new video for his “Against All Odds” record. Directed, Shot & Edited by Bassel “Base” Naaman.

You might remember Lil Dicky from his memorable video “Ex-Boyfriend” that we showed you back in April. Today he comes with a freestyle over Drake’s “Wu-Tang Forever” instrumental.

S.T.S. (Sugar Tongue Slim) follows up his release of “Hell Wrong” with a lyric video to the song. The lyric video was put together by @Uprodigydesign. S.T.S. is busy in the lab putting the finishing touches on his forthcoming project, and will be delivering more new music and visuals in the upcoming weeks.

Fresh off the release of their debut album, #LeagueShit, eight-member Austin rap group League of Extraordinary Gz drop an exclusive, non-album single today. The track, titled “Grind,” was produced by Boston-based DJ Statik Selektah, who got in contact with the LOEGz after seeing the crew perform at last year’s SXSW. League emcee Greezo tells us [cont.]

EPMD DJ Scratch talks about Jam Master Jay helping him out on the road and paying his dues with Run-D.M.C. and Public Enemy.

Video taken from Endemic Terminal Illness Part 2 album in stores November 26th.

Bobby Ray preps for the December 17th release of Underground Luxury.

Drake talks to Revolt TV about his NWTS leftover, “Trophies”, which he previewed in New York City this past weekend.

Rhymesayers unleashes the cover art, tracklisting, and the first single, “Ron Carter”, to Evidence and Alchemist’s long awaited Step Brothers album, Lord Steppington. The album will see release November 19th. 1.) “More Wins” 2.) “Dr. Kimble” 3.) “Byron G” f/ Domo Genesis & The Whooliganz (produced by Evidence) 4.) “Legendary Mesh” 5.) “No Hesitation” f/ [cont.]

Wow. MMLP2 in stores next Tuesday.

Bonus track from Ransom and Statik’s CD release of The Proposal.

One more from LP’s Recharged remix project.

Young Buck’s back. Video by Charlie P & Grean of Blackflymusic.com.