Not sure if Tyga is getting “well done” in a sauna, or pinching a big “well done” loaf. Either way, we have another contender for worst cover of the year. Look for the mixtape soon….

Das Racist teamed up with fellow Brooklynite Talib Kweli on the gritty banger “The Actual”. The track is produced by Amaze 88 for Eastern District’s Mosholu mixtape, which also features the likes of Spank Rock and mufuggin, uh, Machine Gun Kelly.

Slaughterhouse tap El-P for this complete reworking of the first single from welcome to: OUR HOUSE, hitting august 28th.

In part two of Sean Price’s Rap Clinic, Sean continues to let rappers know they suck.

Slaughterhouse speak out in support of Frank Ocean’s decision to be open about his bisexuality, and praise his new album Channel Orange.

CyHi teams with Big Sean and cowardly woman beater Chris Brown for this track from Ivy League Club, hitting July 17th.

Check out the video from Stalley’s Songs By Me EP project, directed by Slick Jackson.

Directed by Shomi Patwary, from the upcoming Hear Ye Him LP.

August 2nd will see the release of Mike Rock’s Lap Of Lux on One Off Entertainment.

From There Is No Competition 3. Aristotle directs.

Hav’s latest single – out now on Itunes – gets a video. There was speculation that this cut was aimed at Prodigy when it dropped, but we aren’t buying that….

This bonus cut will appear on the physical CD releases of Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange, due out this Tuesday.

Kid Cudi spoke briefly on Twitter yesterday about his next album, Indicud. So far, he reports that he has recorded with Kanye West, Pusha T, Jaden, Kendrick Lamar, Chip The Ripper, and Cage. He has plans to get with each Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Ratatat, Diplo, and MGMT, but nothing has been confirmed. “Features [cont.]

Def Jam soul singer enlists Nas for her new single.

Presented by The J. Dilla Foundation and designed Phil Young Song, will be a vinyl figure of the late great J. Dilla. No release date has been given, but the photos look amazing.

Lord Finesse has slapped Mac Miller with a $10 million lawsuit over an uncleared sampling of his 90′s single, “Hip 2 Da Game” on the track “Kool Aid & A Frozen Pizza”, from his K.I.D.S. (Kickin’ Incredibly Dope Shit) mixtape. The lawsuit states: “In 2010, Mac Miller recorded himself rapping over Finesse’s music and renamed [cont.]

New version of track #2 off of 2012, now featuring a new verse from Big K.R.I.T.

Hip-hop artist Sean Price opens up a rap clinic, where aspiring rappers go through open-mic training sessions only to be told that they ultimately suck.