Common addresses this topic for the umpteenth time. Please, let this die, interviewers.

On a side note, I spoke with someone very close to Jimmy Iovine the other night and asked them what the status of Detox‘s release is. Their response: “The insider answer is ‘not anytime soon’. If it’s not a ten out of ten, he won’t release it….” So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen….. [cont.]

Twista pays tribute to Whitney over production from The Legendary Traxster, and a sample from The Bodyguard soundtrack.

Sean pays homage to his hometown hero on this freestyle from the original Donuts instrumentals: In honor of J. Dilla being one of the most influential producers of all time, I decided to lay a verse to one of my favorite tracks off of J. Dilla’s Donuts. Being from Detroit I feel I have a [cont.]

The latest from Donald Glover’s Camp LP.

Directed by Dave Wilson. From The Bite Marked Heart EP, which we will be posting up here in bit.

Drake appears on this version, along with original verses in tact.

From DJ Sean Mac’s Luxury Trap Music 2 mixtape.

Directed and Edited By Jace. From Occasion, available now.

Bussa-Buss speaks on his unique record deal that involves Google Music and Young Money.

Karmaloop Music & Rocksmith partner with legendary Philadelphia rapper Freeway on the release of the Freedom of Speech project. Freedom features 12 all new original songs exclusive to this project. The first video of the release is the energetic “Master of Ceremony,” produced by Mike Jerz, where Freezer reminds those who might have forgot what [cont.]

Dear heads, So, I have been in deep thought about what direction to take HipHopSite.Com in the future. I have to be honest, my heart is not in the site anymore. Mostly because I don’t like the direction that hip-hop music has taken. Don’t get me wrong, the underground has always produced great music, but [cont.]

New video for one of my fav tracks off “Introducin”.

In just over a year and a half, Boston Bruin’s Left Winger Brad Marchand has won a Stanley Cup and has become a fan favorite among Boston Hockey fans. His cult hero status as a gritty player who doesn’t take himself too serious has been elevated with the embracing of his popular nickname “Noseface Killah” [cont.]

He’s dead on. We’re sure it also helps that he’s with Coco.

The Shady Records quartet of Royce Da 5’9, Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz have announced the title and release date for the sophomore LP: welcome to: Our House, due May 15th. They will embark on a nationwide tour in support of the album, with dates listed below: March 8, 2012—Southside (Dallas, TX) March [cont.]

The Rickster breaks down his Rich Forever mixtape/street album to Shaheem Reid.

From Doc Hollywood and Ras Kass’ Spit No Evil project, coming soon.

Phonte’s latest from Charity Starts At Home, produced by 9th Wondra, directed by Ken Price.