Roc Maricano continues to release new music, with yet another track that won’t be included on Reloaded, which hits on Decon tomorrow.

From Mac Miller’s Blue Slide Park Anniversary Edition. Watching Movies With The Sound Off is coming soon. Directed & Edited By Ian Wolfson.

Fame and Term join Kay Slay up at Shade 45 for this in studio performance of “Play Dirty”. Fizzyology is available now. HHS review coming soon.

Big Boi sits in with Sana G of Power 106, to speak on his new album, Vicious Lies And Dangerous Rumors. He says the album will feature guest appearances from ASAP Rocky, Ludacris, T.I., Little Dragon, Kelly Rowland, B.O.B. and more. No mention (yet) of Andre 3000….

Joe Budden releases the sequel to “All Of Me”, as featured on Mood Muzik 3, with this new track from his upcoming mixtape, A Loose Quarter, hitting Nov. 23rd.

In the midst of Disney buying Lucasfilm, we witness yet another corporate mega-merger; a scenario all to familiar to Public Enemy. A group that started on rap’s pioneering indie label, Def Jam, Chuck and Flav slowly watched one record company be eaten by the next, reaching this point, where they all have more or less [cont.]

Philly’s Meek Mill has had quite a breakthrough year, after signing with Rick Ross’ MMG imprint. Over the years, we’ve seen new rappers struggle to keep up with their father emcees, many times just regulated to being another number on a highly populated label roster. Not so for Meek Mill, whom has branched out on [cont.]

“Here’s a guy at the intersection of the corner of jazz and hip hop.” Karriem Riggins is heralded, albeit quietly, as one of the most talented musicians connected to hip-hop culture. Of the qualities present in artists with this distinction is the ability to traverse genres while fusing influences into their own creations. Riggins embodies [cont.]

MTV’s film.com just debuted the new episode of R.A.’s “film school” series. In this episode, R.A. digs through his parents’ Long Island basement and finds some interesting stuff: old VHS gems, his childhood stuffed animal, Scarlett Johansson’s phone number, and more.

This is the iTunes bonus track from Meek’s Dreams & Nightmares LP, released last week. Look for the official HipHopSite.Com album review coming later today.

Coming straight out of the wilderness of the streets, Propain Campain: The Mixtape picks up where the general election left off. Compiled by the legendary Agallah the Don Bishop, this tape packs more heat than a guerilla militia. Featuring high caliber bar work from the likes of Ras Kass, Killah Priest, Kool Keith, Dame Grease [cont.]

Hip-Hop fans already know Houston’s own Devin The Dude as one of the most talented rappers and crooners around. This Tuesday, he’ll be showing audiences everywhere that his talents extend far beyond the vocal booth, as he stars in the new film Highway. Also starring Lil Duval (often seen on the MTV2 shows Guy Code [cont.]

Keith Murray serves up the first single from his upcoming Lord Of The Metaphor mixtape.

From The Boiling Point EP, which is available now.

Produced by MikeWillMadeIt. From the Fuck Em We Ball mixtape, dropping November 15th.

From 5 (Murders By Numbers). Directed by Eif Rivera.

New from Fabolous’ The Soul Tape 2 mixtape, releasing Thanksgiving 2012.

Lady Gaga’s been dipping into her labelmates catalog, first appearing on Zedd’s “Stache”, and now unveiling the “demo version” of Kendrick Lamar’s “Bitch Don’t Kill My Vibe”, with her vocals added. Check out her version below.

Mr. Dibbs writes: I died last year. For 53 seconds. One short month after the quiet release of Deadworld. Foreshadowing’s a bitch. What I could not see at the time was being reborn into the world of the living through someone else’s full-circle leaving. Holed up in the hospital for a few weeks, I was [cont.]

Last week, MHz Legacy released their long-awaited album, MHz Legacy, via Man Bites Dog Records. Already the accolades have been rolling in, including a XL-rated review from XXL Magazine, and today, following the release of last week’s Blu-featuring “Yellow + Blue,” MHz Legacy is excited to release a new video, this one for the album’s [cont.]