Another of the Songs By Me, Stalley, freestyling over Common’s E.L.O.-flip.

Wrek drops visuals to his take on Big Sean’s “Marvin Gaye & Chardonnay”….

Remix video from the March LP of the same name, directed by 1st Impressions.

Latest in STS’ Gold Rush series. You can download all of these tracks individually via STSisGOLD.Com.

From the Unexpected Victory mixtape, directed by Cartel Film.

First single from February’s most anticipated release, Big K.R.I.T.ical’s #4EvaNaDay mixtape.

This track will appear on DPG’s upcoming Alumni LP, and their DPG C’OLOGY mixtape.

ASAP Rocky meets Rakim for the first time. As the story goes, ASAP Rocky’s real name is Rakim, as his mother was a huge fan of the real Rakim. When Rocky was a baby, his mom got an autograph from Rakim on Rocky’s diaper.

“Classic Example feat. Pharoahe Monch was a song off their last album ‘State Of The Art’. The new album ‘Drinking From The Sun’, the group’s sixty studio album, due out soon with some very special guests.”

Wendy Rene gets sampled again, this time with Spanish subs.

Sean Price recently previewed tracks from his upcoming album Mic Tyson. Take a ride with P.

With the arrival of Kendrick Lamar, all eyes have been on the Black Hippy crew, which also includes Jay Rock, Ab-Soul, and Schoolboy Q. Schoolboy Q is next out the gate, with the clique’s first release of the new year, Habits & Contridictions. But is Q just as talented as his Dr. Dre blessed brother? [cont.]

First they brought you ‘The Goon Time Mixtape’ blasting from a late-night house party in a Parisian suburb. Then we saw our heroes getting endless grief from Deen’s overbearing mother in the Mrs. Whitter skit. That was all just a taste of things to come from De La Soul’s Plug 1 & Plug 2 present [cont.]

In promotion of El Da Sensei’s Nu World Remix EP, which is now available on iTunes, the Nu Jeru legend reunites with his Artifacts cohorts Tame One & DJ Kaos for the !llmind Remix of “Everyday In The Street”. Directed by Monstar Films, this video signifies the first time that all three Boom Skwad members [cont.]

Here’s a bonus track that won’t be on Copy’s God Save The King, hitting on February 28th.

Canadian TV network The Score recently invited underground rap legend R.A. The Rugged Man to their studios to discusses the state of the Rugged Man’s favorite sport: boxing. In the interview, R.A. touches on Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao, Mixed Martial Arts, Sugar Ray Leonard, the heavyweight division, rising star Andre Ward, K.O. artist Julian Jackson, [cont.]

Frequency on the beat.

Mr. Wolf spits another freestyle this week, this time over Jeezy’s “I Do”.

In promotion of El Da Sensei’s Nu World Remix EP, which is now available on iTunes, the Nu Jeru legend reunites with his Artifacts cohorts Tame One & DJ Kaos for the !llmind Remix of “Everyday In The Street”. Directed by Monstar Films, this video signifies the first time that all three Boom Skwad members [cont.]