This morning MTV Hive debuted the new single from Dallas based producer Gensu Dean & Fresno’s finest Planet Asia. The track “Chuck Berry” features Shawn Pen and revolves around an agressive rock riff that Dean created on his trusty SP1200. The song appears on the forthcoming album “Abrasions” to be released on Mello Music Group [cont.]

Kay Slay enlists many popular rappers for his latest single.

From Key Wane’s So Many Keys mixtape, available now.

W.F.F. delivers new music from his DuFlocka Rant 2 mixtape, hitting tomorrow.

Original, new track from Flint, Michigan’s finest.

Spitta’s first new mixtape of 2013 is here, with guest contributions from Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross, Jadakiss, Juicy J, Styles P, Trinidad James, French Montana, DJ Toomp, Harry Fraud, Lex Luger, Statik Selektah, and more. Curren$y – “New Jet City” (Mixtape)

From Mac & Cheese 3, available now.

While in France, King Kendrick performs “Swimming Pools (Drank)”, live in the studio at Generations radio.

In the last installment of Gasface’s producer series, K-Def speaks at Fat Beats warehouse about longevity in the game, and his production style. Music Is my Character by Gasface

J. Period chops up some Portishead for this loose-knit re-working of Com’s classic “I Used To Love H.E.R.” From his new mixtape, The Rage Is Back.

From the album, Reincarnated. Directed by Andy Capper. Produced by Codine Williams.

Did we say Grammy night? We meant tonight, right now.

West Coast rap-trio Pac Div decodes “No Superman” and “Bank,” from their newly released sophomore album GMB.

In the first clip, Push spits some bars on Funk Flex’s show, while in the second audio clip, he appears for an in-depth interview on The Combat Jack Show. Pusha T discusses the differences in working with The Neptunes and Kanye, why Big Daddy Kane > Rakim, how Big Sean is really a problem within [cont.]

Asher spits over Pete Rock’s “Pete’s Jazz” instrumental using the Voicenote app.

From the deluxe edition of Dead Prez new album, The Information Age, which is available now.

From DJ Spinatik’s Street Runnaz 72 mixtape.

Here is the dirty version of Joey Bada$$’ Green Label Sound single with DJ Premier.

For this week’s episode of Hellafine Fridays, it’s another Special Edition, with The Arrival Of Kendrick Lamar. Paying homage to those mid-90′s Mister Cee mixtapes like The Best Of Biggie and The Best Of Redman, this “tape” collects many of the b-sides, remixes, and collaborations from Kendrick Lamar from the last year. I choose the [cont.]