Third visual released off of CurrenSy’s mixtape #NewJetCity.

Quite easily the worst song from Based On A T.R.U. Story.

The music video, directed by Topshelf Junior was shot all over Problem’s stomping grounds in the streets of LA. At the end of the “Like Whaaat” video, you’ll see another video clip for Problem’s song “Say That Then.” Both songs are produced by the production team League Of Starz. “I’m excited to elevate Diamond Lane [cont.]

The first single from Prolyphic & Buddy Peace’s “WORKING MAN” album, dropping on April 30 (Strange Famous Records.) Pre-sale package deals available now at tinyurl.com/WorkingManLP

“Black Lung” is the debut mixtape by Connecticut hiphop duo The MyNORS with features from Nottz, Reks, Chaundon, Lykke Li and Con-Man. The MyNORS consist of emcee MJ and emcee/producer DP. The release of Black Lung follows the success of their first single “What They Don’t Know”. The mixtape is produced by DP except for [cont.]

Scoop Deville joins Jonwayne and Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids for this new supergroup cut. Meanwhile, Jonwayne has released his second Cassette mixtape over at Stones Throw. Check out both cuts below.

Project Pat invites Mac Miller to share this Drumma Boy track.

In this extensive Interview with Montreality, Whoo Kid speaks about: – The type of student he was at school (0:28) – Jobs he had as a teenager growing up (2:52) – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on (5:02) – The key to success (6:24) – Whether or not he likes reading books (10:38) [cont.]

Produced by Psycho Les. Directed by: SCI for Scientific Lens Productions. Ill Bill’s latest solo LP, The Grimy Awards,is in stores now. The album features HR of Bad Brains, A-Trak, El-P, Jedi Mind Tricks, OC, Cormega, Meyhem Lauren, Q-Unique, Shabazz the Disciple & Lil Fame of M.O.P. + production by DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Pete [cont.]

On April 2nd, Naledge & Double 0 – better known as Kidz In The Hall – will be releasing their 5th studio project, Wishful Drinking. The 6 song EP will be available on iTunes and all other digital music stores.

“The Professional ft. Roc Marciano” taken from the forthcoming P-Money album Gratitude. Produced by P-Money. Duck Down Music / Dirty Records / Dawn Raid LLC.

‘DEMOS: The Web Series,’ featuring outtakes and interviews obtained during the making of the full-film, ‘DEMOS: An Independent Artist’s Guide to Success’ (streaming May 22, 2013 only on Dailymotion.com), gives artists and fans a unique look into the world of independent hip-hop and what it takes to make it big. Here, in the second of [cont.]

TMZ, who originally broke the story of Lil Wayne’s extended hospital stay, reports today that he has been removed from the Intensive Care Unit at Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles and has been released from the hospital. Ca$h Money frontman, Birdman, has released a statement, indirectly blasting TMZ for the breaking of the story, suggesting [cont.]

Black Hippy artist Ab-Soul opens up about plans to release a solo album, which he says he’s in no rush to put out. Ab-Soul also talks about projects he’s working on with JMSN, Schoolboy Q and more.

Another one off that upcoming ReallyFuckinCool mixtape.

First release off the next R.F.C. (Really Fuckin’ Cool) mixtape, which is coming soon.

Raekwon picks his favorite sneaker of all time and explains why certain shoes are a must have in the hood. In the second clip, Raekwon opens up about music allowing the members to get off the streets when “M.E.T.H.O.D. Man” blew up, and Raekwon revealed that everyone thought Method Man was the most passionate group. [cont.]

Cee-Lo recently spoke on juggling his new Las Vegas residency for Planet Hollywood’s Loberace show, and usually recording around three tracks per day, each for different projects. “I can finish a song for my own album that I’m working on, tentatively titled Girl Power,” Cee-Lo Green told Billboard in a recent interview. “I’m also finishing [cont.]

As premiered last week during Young Guru’s DJ set at SXSW, here is the final version of Kendrick Lamar’s remix to “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe”, featuring Jiggaman.

Mrs. Carter releases her first new solo single in two years, produced by Hit Boy. This surely sounds like a buzz cut, and it’s unclear it if it will make the album’s tracklist.