Saigon stays hustling after the release of his Warning Shots 3 mixtape, with a new video and a freestyle for MTV’s RapFix Live.

Chief Kamachi drops a new video for the single “City Blocks” off his upcoming LP. The former Army Of The Pharaohs member’s album Rise & Rhyme Vol. 1 is scheduled for a January 30th release.

Just a reminder that the solid new Lp from Homeboy Sandman is out now (available online at Fat Beats). The debut on Stones Throw is a 6-track record, as the artist describes it, “with songs dealing with content no one has ever rapped about before in the history of rap music. Unfortunately not a difficult [cont.]

The extremely chilled Dibia$e speaks on music production, the L.A. music scene and more while up in Montreal.

Just as we do every year, we close out our Year-In-Review lists by giving a rundown of the perspective album releases slated for the new year. Yeah, we probably missed some things, and yeah, 25% of this stuff will not come out. But hey. So here it is, in no particular order….. P.S. – All [cont.]

Pos of De La Soul speaks with HipHopSite.Com’s DJ Pizzo @ Insert Coins Las Vegas “Hang The DJ” with DJ 88. Pos touches upon De La’s next LP, which may be called “You’re Welcome”, as well as other projects in the mix. They also speak on the fate of “Art Official Intelligence Part 3″ and, [cont.]

21 years after Public Enemy’s landmark album Fear of a Black Planet, Chuck-D talks exclusively to yours truly for Conspiracy Worldwide and The Hard Copy magazine. In this nostalgic meets the future interview, Chuck and I conversate before his next stop in Birmingham to indulge in a two part interview featuring a cameo appearance from [cont.]

First leak from Blacastan’s forthcoming LP “The Master Builder Part II”. 2 X CD (disc 1-full length album; disc 2-mixtape version of full album plus bonus cuts) dropping on 3/13/12, hosted & mixed by Doo Wop & Mr. Peter Parker. Blacastan’s “The Master Builder Part II” features appearances from Slaine, Celph Titled, Moe Pope, OuterSpace, [cont.]

Young Buck + Drumma Boy – “Live Loyal, Die Rich” (Mixtape)

From Deadeye’s Substance Abuse LP, directed by MysterDL.

Directed by Ace of Takeova Films/Evol Dreams. We never thought we’d hear P over dubstep beats.

Another release for the already packed February 28th release date. 1. Intro 2. Never Gon’ Stop 3. Make That Money 4. Nino Brown 5. Need A Way Out (featuring Mista Raja) 6. Unstoppable 7. Gangstas Aint Dead (featuring Push Montana and Mouse) 8. Cream (featuring T.I and Meek Mill) 9. Let It Fly (featuring Roscoe [cont.]

First offering from the Strong Arm meets Statik Selektah LP, Stereotype.

One from Ace Hood’s The Statement 2 mixtape. Spiff TV directs.

Dear MTV, what is the point of shooting a rapper in the street freestyling, and then censoring it? This is the internet for fuck’s sake.

Wiz Khalifa spits over The Fugees classic instrumental to “Fu-Gee-La”. Bill Paladino calling the shots.

Official music video for “Batteries” featuring Trae The Truth. Produced by The Awesome Sound. Shot & Directed By Philly.

The MMG soul singer delivers this new mixtape, featuring collaborations from Raekwon, Wiz Khalifa, Fred The Godson, Torch, Smoke Bluga, and more. 1.SAY HELLO TO FOREVER (PROD BY DJ PAIN) 2.PRICELESS ft. RAEKWON (PROD BY ROC & MAYNE) 3.LET YOU GO (PROD BY XTREME BEATZ) 4.CANDYSTORE (ROC & MAYNE) 5.LOVE COME DOWN (PROD ROC & [cont.]

From Too $hort’s upcoming album, No Trespassing, dropping 2/28.