With his new film, The Man With The Iron Fists hitting theaters on November 2nd, RZA will take to a 11-date U.S. tour, with “special guests”, to be announced. Dates are as follows. 10/03 Music Hall of Williamsburg, New York, NY 10/04 The Royale, Boston, MA 10/07 Soundstage, Baltimore, MD 10/08 The State Theatre, Falls [cont.]

Raekwon – Scroll from LRG on Vimeo. Shot on location in the Netherlands last year, the previously unreleased, and thankfully unearthed video treatment for Raekwon’s “Scroll” sees the light of day thanks to LRG. Filmed during a nighttime excursion, the visuals find the Chef acting as a dangerous American hitman abroad – picking off targets [cont.]

From the Oakland legend duo’s History: Function Music, due November 6th. Not to be confused with History: Mob Music, dropping the same day.

New music from A. Brons, produced by Party Supplies. Word is, this will appear on Blue Chips 2.

New shit has come to light. In this interview with Beat Bop Scholar, the rhyme inspector Percee P speaks on signing with Big Beat in 1992. He recalls Stretch Armstrong inviting him to a session that would result in the recording of MC Serch’s “Here It Comes”, which featured Akinyele, Nas, T-Ray, and Percee P [cont.]

The Streets’ Mike Skinner and The Music’s Rob Harvey team to form The D.O.T.’s. The first single from their upcoming album, And That, is due October 8th, with the full-length hitting Oct. 22.

RZA sits down with hot-ass Nikki Novak of Young Hollywood to speak on his new film, The Man With The Iron Fists, which he stars, directed and scored, along with help from Quentin Tarrantino and Eli Roth. Dave Batista sits in, as well.

The title track of The Militia’s DJ Booth hosted Timeless Classic EP, set for free download on 9/25. The South African beatsmith teams up with Brooklyn’s own Skyzoo and fellow New Yorker, Rome Clientel. Features include Statik Selektah, Skyzoo, Rome Clientel, Mo The General, The Legion, Sparkingtin, DJ XRated (of Snowgoons) Explicit Game, weatherPROOF & [cont.]

Common says he’s working on a new LP, perhaps due “at the top of the year”, and says he will work with No I.D. and perhaps Kanye on the project. He also speaks on some upcoming film projects in the clip.

From Baby Face Killa, hitting next Tuesday. Produced by SMKA.

Mac Miller visits Juan Epstein (Cipha Sounds + Peter Rosenberg). Here, he discusses meeting Eminem for the first time, his Scrooge McDuck levels of wealth, the Lord Finesse lawsuit, and more.

Dropping November 6th, Saigon will release The Greatest Story Never Told Part 2: Bread & Circuses. Today, he reveals the tracklist. 1. Plant the Seed (What U Paid For) 2. Rap vs. Real 3. Let Me Run (Feat. Corbett) 4. Not Like Them (Feat. Styles P) 5. Brownsville Girl 6. The Game Changer (Feat. Marsha [cont.]

Directed by Charley Mac, from #TheFocusTape, hitting 10/9.

Latest video from The Gooch’s I’m Up mixtape. Look out for Trap God, hitting soon.

New music from Rojas, not to be included on his next release.

From the album Apollo 21 (Deluxe Edition). Available now on iTunes & all digital retailers.

Kendrick hits up Invasion Radio with Boss Lady and Scram Jones to talk about Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City, and drop some bars.

DMX speaks with DJ Whoo Kid on “beefs” with Drake, Ja Rule, and R. Kelly. Undisputed in stores now.

The first ‘Enforcers’ release, featuring the lyrical skills of El and production heat of K-Def, drops in late November/early December on a heavy 10″ vinyl, courtesy of Slice of Spice. This will include both “Give You What You Need”, and “The Jersey Connection”, plus some bonus beats. This release will proceed an EP with 7 [cont.]