From the forthcoming album They Die By Dawn & Other Short Stories.

Footage from Kane’s visit to Zagreb, Croatia where he performed for the first time ever at Club Pepermint. Also included in the movie is Big Daddy Kane’s freestyle on Blackout Rap Show (radio808.com) where Kane stopped by to have sit down with DJ Phat Phillie. The beat he rhymed on is Koolade ‘Get Down Butkus’ [cont.]

Junkadelic Presents Magnetic Pimp Force Field, a brand new studio album by Kool Keith & Big Sche Eastwood, produced by Mr. Sche & Dj Junkaz Lou. The CD will be out July 9th, 2013, and the digital edition is available on iTunes now. Tracklist: 1/ Thunder Cats ( Jet Packs ) ( Produced by Mr. [cont.]

DJ Mustard – who’s real first name is Dijon (!) – will drop his new mixtape, Ketchup (!!), on June 3rd.

It was about time to put some visuals behind Gensu Dean & Planet Asia’s collborative album ABRASIONS, so they road tripped to Fresno to shoot “Faces On The Dollar’. Cash out with Planet Asia as he walks us through his Central Valley stomping grounds. Ride by the Fink-White Center, The Brownies, the corner store, and [cont.]

P and Al deliver full album snippets from their Albert Einstein LP, ahead of it’s June 11th release on Infamous Records.

Former G-Unit southern general returns with a new mixtape release.

From 2012′s The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread & Circuses.

Watching Movies With The Sound Off hits June 18th. Peep the tracklist below. 1. The Star Room 2. Avian 3. I’m Not Real (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Vinny Radio) 4. S.D.S. 5. Bird Call 6. Matches (feat. Ab-Soul) 7. I Am Who Am (Killin’ Time) (feat. Niki Randa) 8. Objects in the Mirror 9. Red [cont.]

One more remix of Kendrick’s anthem from Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City.

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

From Skky Miles 2: Cozmic Cloudz.

While the 90′s are often referred to as hip-hop’s golden era, the dark, sample heavy beats that dominated New York rap at the time is a sound long lost. While artists like Joey Bada$$ and Action Bronson have successfully sprinkled that sound into today’s style, a lesser popular crew called The Doppelgangaz have embraced the [cont.]

Khalifa rips Future’s “Karate Chop” instrumental.

Not an Avicii cover.

Blashphemy!

Game writes a song about his lost friend, Michael ‘Frogg’ Reshard.

Produced by Bombay, from Blu’s upcoming Good To Be Home project.

Mac Miller drops release date of new album Watching Movies with the Sound Off – June 18th – and talks about having twitter beef with Donald Trump at the age of 17.

On the verge of the twentieth anniversary of the legendary album Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers, EliteTV sat down with founding Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon. In the first of three parts of this interview, Raekwon speaks about the upcoming Wu-Tang Clan album, A Better Tomorrow, which is slated to drop later this year.