Above, the MMG crew visits The Breakfast Club, while below, they appear on the DJ Noodles produced remix of Mary J. Blige’s “Why”.

See what he did there? Produced by David Appleton.

Slaughterhouse will release their Shady Records debut LP, welcome to: OUR HOUSE, on August 28th. Here is the third single from the project, produced by Swizz Beatz. Meanwhile, check out the Slaughterhouse vs. DJ Pizzo House Party mixtape, chock full of freestyles from Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce, mixed “club style”.

From Cyhi’s upcoming Ivy League Club project.

From the new album REBELutionary coming July 24, 2012. Directed by Prime Cut Films. In the second clip, Reks talks with Montreality.

The Schoolboy Q promo tour continues, freestyling on Shade 45′s Sway In the Morning, and sitting in with Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg on Hot 97.

From Bobby Ray’s Strange Clouds, directed by Jake Neva.

Game joins Meek Mill and Big Sean on their hot new collabo, and French Montana’s 2 Live Crew inspired single.

K.R.I.T. performs this track from Live From The Underground for Coco.

New music from Tyga’s upcoming Well Done 3 mixtape.

From Meyhem’s new Respect The Fly Shit project, out now. Harry Fraud produces.

XV’s Awesome EP is on Itunes now. This version of the track is taken from the Zero Heroes mixtape, however.

Directed by Jerome D Hurd, from the upcoming album, Stereotype, hitting August 14th.

Official Music video for “Key to the City” by Large Professor. Video Production By: Donald Robinson Cole III in association with Olise Forel for Moving Silence and John McFadden for McFantasy Entertainment. From the full length “Professor @ Large” out on Fat Beats Records.

In the first clip, MMG labelmates French Montana and Wale collab for this track off the Coke Boys 3 mixtape, while in the second clip, the MMG crew sit in with Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg.

Nardwuar interviews Asher Roth outside Beat Street Records in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Joell rents Pusha T’s instrumental for this freestyle. Meanwhile, check out the Slaughterhouse vs. DJ Pizzo House Party mixtape, chock full of freestyles from Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce, mixed “club style”.

Lupe delivers a double-dose of content from his upcoming Food & Liquor 2: The Great American Rap Album Pt. 1, due September 25th. Above, the controversial “T.R.O.Y.” lift, directed by Alex Nazari; below, the new single.

Kendrick announced the title of his major label debut, good kid, m.a.a.d. city. Release date is October 2nd on Aftermath Entertainment.

New single from Dwele, which is out on ITunes now.