From T.I.’s forthcoming G.D.O.D. (Get Dough or Die) compilation.

B.o.B talks about his upcoming projects including his third album, rock EP, and Hustle Gang compilation.

TWO of the hottest stars in hip-hop, B.o.B and Big Boi, have teamed up to produce a brand new track, “Double or Nothing,” the official theme song for Army of TWO™ The Devil’s Cartel. The demo for the game is available now for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, complete with epic explosions, massive destruction, and [cont.]

First single from Ca$h Out’s Patience EP.

Doctor, we may have found the single that will fast-track the release of CyHi’s long-overdue Def Jam / G.O.O.D. Music debut. From Ivy League: Kick Back hitting January 29th.

From the Fuck ‘Em We Ball mixtape.

Strange Clouds, available now.

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Produced by MikeWillMadeIt. From the Fuck Em We Ball mixtape, dropping November 15th.

Haitian Fresh gets political on his new single with ‘Clef and Bob, touching upon the presidential election, hurricane sandy, and violence in Chicago.

Tip sits in with MTV to speak on his new album Trouble Man; here he speaks on the upcoming cover of Gotye’s “Somebody I Used To Know”, featuring Kendrick Lamar and B.o.B.

B.o.B. will follow-up the release of his recent album, Strange Clouds, with a new mixtape entitled Fuck Em We Ball, the rapper announced today via Twitter. “Fuck Em We Ball Mixtape release date coming soon….” Tweeted @bobatl. “The world would be entertainment-less w/o wack a$& niccas,” he added.

One more from Strange Clouds.

In this interview with Montreality, B.o.B. speaks on…. – The type of student he was at school – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on – The key to success – What he would call his book, if he were to write one – What [cont.]

From Strange Clouds, available now. 3 Stacks killed this, as per usual.

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

Grand Hu$tle posse cut from Iggy’s upcoming Glory EP. Bei Maejor on the beat.

It must be hard being Bobby Ray. Here you have an artist with such immense talent that was spawned as one of Hip-Hop’s rising stars, who has achieved success by experimenting beyond the traditional genre. Obviously as Hip-Hop has evolved so has its children, so it’s not uncommon to hear a rapper doing much more [cont.]