Large Professor’s full length “Professor @ Large” out now!

“Sometimes I ain’t get in trouble, trouble got in me…” When one thinks of the last few years for one Clifford “T.I.” Harris, it’s hard not to acknowledge that line. Though his image has been repaired through his reality series starring him and his family, as well as various other community endeavors he has been [cont.]

The first single off Drique London’s collaborative EP with U’nique Music, entitled Payton & Kemp.

Earlier this year, Double A.B. & Dub Sonata released their album Media Shower. The project, released via Man Bites Dog Records, includes features from Evidence, Roc Marciano, Sean Price, and more. But most of all, Media Shower, and Double A.B. & Dub Sonata with it, harkens back to an earlier era, an era of soulful [cont.]

With the release of his third solo album Selling My Soul, Masta Killa has become one of the most consistent solo artists in the Wu Tang Clan family. But back in the early 90s, Killa was just another hungry young emcee looking for an opportunity. In a new video interview, MK recalls those early years [cont.]

MHz Legacy took 15 years to release their debut effort, the self-titled MHz Legacy via Man Bites Dog Records, and so it’s no surprise that, since release, the group hasn’t slowed down a bit. Following last week’s release of the video for “Somewhere,” a single with production helmed by the group’s in-house producer RJD2, the [cont.]

¡MAYDAY! bring a new mixtape release to help set up the buzz for their 2013 album, Believers. Clocking in at 78 minutes in total, the DJ Green Lantern-hosted project features 25 tracks’ worth of original material, remixes and exclusive freestyles from the group. Included are previously-featured cuts “Sinister Kids” “Internal Wars” “Death March” (featuring Pharoahe [cont.]

A$AP Rocky meant for this remix to be included on his album, but it didn’t make the cut. Perhaps it will end up as one of the bonus tracks. In the video clip, he speaks on “1 Train” and linking up with Skrillex. Long Live A$AP due Jan. 15th.

Styles P takes on Nas’ “Stay” instrumental, produced by No I.D.

Legendary engineer for Jay-Z/Roc-A-Fella remixes MF Doom. What else do you need to know?

TDE Artist Jay Rock drops Bars on his grind and whats been going on for him on his rise with the TDE Camp.. Brotha Jay kicks a freestyle to top it of.. Also West Coast production team Produced by THC lets us into who they are working with and who there influences are Letting us [cont.]

Joey Bada$$ introduces his Pro Era crew on this new mixtape release. Beats by Statik Selektah, Lee Bannon, Bruce Leekix, Brendun Deshay, Einb Special, The Entire Producers, Hans Solo & Jonas Cook and Thelonious Martin. Joey Bada$$ & Pro Era – “PEEP: The Aprocalypse” (Mixtape)

From Magazeen’s Red, Gold & Green mixtape, out now via MMG.

B-Baller Ron Artest puts his rap shoes on, enlisting a random assortment of emcees for his “Represented” remix.

Words from Ragazino: It’s been a turbulent year for me, but I’m right back at it. I don’t really have much to say honestly, I just want to let my work and consistency speak for itself again. And of course, thank you to the fans that are still listening and waiting patiently. Let’s do it! [cont.]

A. Bronson and Alan The Chemist release a deluxe edition of their critically acclaimed Rare Chandeliers mixtape, including three new bonus cuts, which you can check below. The duo has also released a series of shirts and hoodies by Diamond Supply Co.

Kweli spits on Shade45′s Sway In The Morning, and speaks on his relationship with Mos Def.

Busta Rhymes & The Conglomerate – “Catastrophic” (Mixtape)

A$AP Rocky lets two tracks from next month’s Long Live A$AP, which hits on the 15th of January.

Wayne talks sports on Showtime’s Jim Rome show, as well as athletes-turned-rappers.