Asher visits Sway In The Morning to speak on the release of his next album, and why it’s taking so long to come out. He also peforms “The World Is Not Enough” and “Bastermating”.

By popular demand, we have moved the Recently Commented On section back to the right-hand side of the site, like it was on our previous version, rather than the bottom of the page since the launch of this version. We’ve also added the latest headlines from our newly launched house/electronic sister site WeAllHitPlay.Com on the [cont.]

“The Schools closed, the prisons open.” Hip-Hop at it’s best is more than entertainment – it is political. Enter Petey Greene: 70’s & 80’s DC radio host turned television celebrity, who made his mark discussing racism, poverty, drugs, and life in America with unparalleled candor. Fast forward 30 years and much of rap has lost [cont.]

We miss shit like this. The Juggaknots – at least half of them, Breezily Brewin and Queen Herawin, – vist WVKR No Idea’s Original Radio and drops some freestyles over Big Noyd’s “Recognize and Realize” and Show & A.G. “Got The Flava”.

Iggy Azalea hops on top of Nicki’s remix of “Mercy” from Wayne’s Dedication 4.

Redman has mentioned in passing that his next LP would be Muddy Waters 2, a sequel to his original 1996 LP, which many call the best of his career. Red released the above image via Instagram, and then took to Twitter to announce work has started on the LP. “We about to start the Redman [cont.]

El-Producto sits in with the WBEZ Chicago’s Sound Opinions radio crew, in this in-depth 40+ minute interview. He speaks on his two most recent projects, Cancer 4 Cure and Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music, as well as what to expect next from the producer/emcee.

This track just missed the cut-off for Tyga’s Well Done 3. Produced by Olympicks.

DJ Food writes: Created for the XFM radio DJ Shadow special 20/09/12 – the main 23 minute mix using tracks, remixes, productions for others and the odd sample from Shadow’s career to date. I took the lesser-known compilation track ‘Flashback’ as a theme to rapidly look back through his back catalogue. Tracklist: What Does Your [cont.]

Pharoahe M-M-Monch will return on 9-27-12 with a new single, entitled “Damage”. He’s released a preview of the track via RapGenius, which seems to be based around the topic of “stray bullets”, something that Monch has covered at length, throughout his career. From what we’ve gathered, the hook interpolates LL’s “Mama Said Knock You Out”. [cont.]

The hood smash gets visuals, direct by JR Saint. Look for Juicy J’s solo record, coming soon on Columbia/Kemosabe.

Produced by The Produce Section & Consequence. Directed by Consequence, Pooch Hall & Brian Petchers. Movies On Demand 4 coming soon.

Slaughterhouse mascot Chops The Pig continues his reign of prank calling terror. “Slaughterhouse doesn’t kiss pigs, man. We slaughter them.”

Created for DJ Food’s XFM radio DJ Shadow special 20/09/12 – a short mix using a lot of the ambient parts of Shadow’s productions. The ‘cover’ image is a homage to the KLF’s classic Chill Out LP. Additional mixes from the special are on the way.

Here is a classic mixtape you might have picked up from HipHopSite.Com, back in our retail days. The collection boasts many remixes, b-sides, and unreleased tracks from the legendary Chi-Town artist, mixed by Chicago’s own DJ Risky Bizness. A side note: Hip-Hop fashion has definitely had some strange eras. Freestyle (feat. Prince) – Live @ [cont.]

As we mentioned earlier, we’ve been secretly working on a sister site to HipHopSite.Com, called WeAllHitPlay.Com. Being based in Vegas, and spinning a whole lot of house music, it would be criminal for us not to cover this genre. That being said, WeAllHitPlay.Com is live. Read the origins of the new site and how A-Trak [cont.]

In promotion for Nutso’s extended play release, Behind These Bars, which is now available, the Q-Borough spitter delivers the visuals for the projects debut single “Blowing Up,” featuring borough-mate mic vet Royal Flush and Brooknam’s Shabaam Sahdeeq (a/k/a S-Dub). Directed by Lightward Media, the visuals document the rising success of the three artists as they [cont.]

New Music from Ruste Juxx & The Arcitype’s 15-track album V.I.C. (Victorious Impervious Champions) out Sept. 25th.