New music from Jimmy and Sen City.

Jim Jones is back with Vampire Life 3, his latest mixtape, which features guest shots and production from Estelle, Jeremih, Jahlil Beats, Chink Sinatra (!), Joe Black, Charlie Rock, Trav, and more. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Jim Jones is back again, with this new selection from his forthcoming as-of-yet-untitled mixtape.

Naturally.

In this psychedelic, parole-violating clip, director Shomi Patwary captures A-Trak and friends on a particularly smoked out night in NYC. Available now on the Fool’s Gold rap compilation, Loosies. Director: Shomi Patwary. Check out our exclusive interview with A-Trak where he speaks on this track and the 2013 Fool’s Gold schedule.

Swizz lends a hook for Jim Jones’ next episode.

From Fool’s Gold’s upcoming LOOSIES compilation album, hitting Dec. 18th.

Directed by Clifton Bell.

Maino unleashes the posse cut remix, no Flocka.

Azealia doesn’t stop instigating beefs with existing rappers, as her latest target is Jim Jones, who she attacks over a araabMUZIK beat.

In the above clip, the Mobb Deep frontman speaks to Vibe about a collaborative album with rapper Jim Jones. Below, comes another single from next month’s H.N.I.C. 3.

The Black Keys will soon unveil the sequel to their Blakrok project, this time tapping each Talib Kweli, U God, Jay Electronica, OC, Curren$y, Wiz Khalifa ,Jim Jones, Sean Price and The Cool Kids.

Jim reveals plans to resuscitate the Fly Boys project that him and Cam set out to do in the early Diplomats days.

This sounds exactly like we expected it to sound. LISTEN: Jim Jones – “I’ll Be Back” (feat. Meek Mill + Fred The Godson)

Prodigy calls into Whoo-Kid’s show about reuniting with Nas for “Dog Shit”, as well as upcoming collaborations with Curren$y, Jim Jones, Waka Flocka, and Tony Yayo. There’s also a drunk porn star in the house.

The hip-hop cops are at it again; Jim Jones gets caught (on film, no less) for driving with a suspended license.

Cali heads will definitely see this as sacrilege. Then again, New York heads cried foul when ‘Pac jacked “Knick Knack Paddy Wack”.

Snoop delivers the G-Mix of his previously leaked cut, now with new verses from Jim Jones and Shawty Lo. Via: Twitter