In stores now.

Noisey hung with Drake on the eve of his new album drop, and chilled while he played FIFA ’14 with MLS superstar Tim Cahill.

From Dreamchasers 3 due September 29th.

Here’s another look at Wale’s twerk anthem, “Clappers”.

Zane Lowe chats to Kanye West in the last of a special four part interview.

Directed by Elevator.

On October 29th, Delicious Vinyl will release the second Yancey Boys album entitled Sunset Blvd. Consisting of Illa J (J. Dilla’s younger brother) and Frank Nitt (Frank N Dank), the album features production entirely from the late, J. Dilla, featuring a new batch of beats that was recently unearthed. The album features Common, T3, Talib [cont.]

From Term’s G.O.Y.A. LP. Includes Appearances from Action Bronson, N.O.R.E., Lil Fame, DJ Kay Slay, Sheek Louch, Tony Touch, Doo Wop, Inspectah Deck, Maffew Ragazino, Reks, Wais P, Dice Raw, & Chris Rivers (Big Pun’s Son) and many more. G.O.Y.A. Will Be Released On 10-8-13 via ST/Brick Records. The CD version comes in a limited [cont.]

Good Nights & Bad Mornings 2 drops Oct. 14th. Directed by Woke Productions. Produced by Sunny Dukes.

9th writes: “This past weekend, I met my grandma, Beulah Mae Jarrett Douthit’s family (my dad’s mother) for the first time. My grandma passed in 1965, so I’ve had no connection to her at all. I listened to the elders talk about her all day. One elder in particular, her oldest niece, who’s 78-years-old, told [cont.]

The Murder Inc team sit in with The Breakfast Club.

Nardwuar interviews French Montana in Vancouver, BC Canada.

Tracks from The Foreign Exchange’s fourth studio album, Love In Flying Colors, in stores now on +FE Music.

New record from Nelly’s upcoming M.O. album. Available 9/30.

Meek Mill stops by Funkmaster Flex Show and drops a freestyle. DreamChasers 3 available for free download, September 29th.

Part 2 of Elliott Wilson’s interview with Drizzy Drake. CRWN x Drake, Ep. 2: Jay Z, OVO and Family from CRWN on Myspace.

Prod. by The Renegades. Oxymoron coming soon.

Here’s a look at two versions of the cover art for DOM Kennedy’s Get Home Safely, which hits October 15th.

Action Bronson live show antics continue, as here we see what happens when a cigarette is thrown on stage. Grown men on time out.

This week’s episode of Hellafine Fridays really zeroes in on what myself and my friends refer to as “the progressive format”. This is an even balance of hip-hop, house, trap, and twerk, with sprinkles of Top 40, and is what I believe the direction of where club music is going next. This is my favorite [cont.]