“Lost In Transition” is the latest single and documentary from Closed Sessions Vol. 2, released by Chicago indie label Closed Sessions. The song features Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire, who recorded this record during his first trip to Chicago, and shortly before signing to Universal Records. The song details his place as buzzing Hip Hop artist, caught [cont.]

Another new track from Game’s upcoming LP, The Dispensary, due within the next three years. 1500 or Nothin’ produces.

Produced by @WizardBeats. Directed by DU Films, from the upcoming compilation Nights & Weekends, dropping digitally soon. Executive Produced by Edo.G.

Twista takes it back to the streets with his 2nd follow up single from his upcoming mixtape Reloaded hosted by Don Cannon. This mixtape will be released on Septmeber 4, 2012.

From Jaye’s Fiat Lvx mixtape, hitting August 31st.

Xzibit has announced an October 9th release date for his new album, Napalm. Although no music from it has been released, the tracklist has been announced and features The Game, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Wiz Khalifa, E-40, Tracs Barker, King T, The Alkaholiks, David Banner, Brevi, Crooked I, Dr. Dre, Illmind, B-Real, Bishop Lamont, Demrick, [cont.]

Another preview from Welcome To: Our House, in stores this Tuesday.

From Roc’s forthcoming new album, Reloaded, hitting November 13th.

This song and video are depressing, but good. From Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1, due 9.25.12.

Earlier this week, KarenCivil.com debuted part 1 of 2 of an exclusive sit-down interview with Wiz Khalifa. In part 1 he discussed the backlash he’s received from his ‘O.N.I.F.C.’ album cover and the delay behind his collaboration mixtape with Curren$y. Today, in part 2, he talks about his close friend Snoop Lion and also the [cont.]

From The Diamond Life Project, available now.

Produced by The Audible Doctor. The two former Label mates collaborate for this track from Movies On Demand 4 .

RZA teams up with ODB’s son, Boy Jones, for this Wu-Wednesday demo.

Lil Wayne caused some controversy this week when he said, “flat out, I don’t like New York,” in an MTV interview, when asked about his NYC performance last week with Nicki Minaj. State Senator Malcolm Smith responded with a press conference, demanding an apology from the rapper. Birdman also weighs in, suggesting that he stands [cont.]

Game serves up the first new track from his next LP, The Dispensary, featuring an all star cast of commercial rappers. Produced by SAP.

Directed by Benjamin Dickinson. From R.A.P. Music, available now.

In a surreal, only-in-Vegas moment, “motherfuckin’ icon,” David Copperfield suddently appeared right before the audience’s eyes, during the middle of a Rick Ross performance, for a song that shares his namesake.

At Rock The Bells this past weekend, Nas sit down with Fuse to speak on his new album and the forthcoming video for “Bye Baby”, which details his divorce with Kelis.