According to Hot 97′s Peter Rosenberg, Kanye West’s as-of-yet-untitled LP, is finished, and has been previewed to select members of the industry at Def Jam last week. Rosenberg has elaborated, saying that the album is “dark, but really good”. Lisen to the whole clip of Rosenberg’s report, below.

Ray J’s inexplicable Kanye/Kim dis cut gets a video. We have a feeling the fallout from this will be career-destroying for Brandy’s brother….

This collection of early Kanye demos surfaced on the net via the KanyeToThe.Com forums, which is run by a small, dedicated legion of West super-fans. 1. Home (Windy) 2. Jesus Walks 3. Have It Your Way 4. Out Of Your Mind 5. Wow! 6. Need To Know 7. Gotta Pose 8. Never Letting Go (The [cont.]

Nigerian G.O.O.D. Music artist collabs with Sir Kanye on this remix to his track, “Scape Goat”.

Yasiin Bey (the artist formerly known as Mos Def) surprises the crowd in at La Bataclan, Paris by bringing out Mr. West to join in the performance.

For fans of our house/EDM sister site, WeAllHitPlay.Com, Daft Punk news exploded over the weekend, including a new preview of their track with Pharrell, “Get Lucky”. But there’s something more interesting worth reporting over here for the hip-hop heads, that being that Kanye has reportedly recorded at least two tracks with the Daft duo, which [cont.]

My Name Is My Name coming soon….

The CDQ – although perhaps unmastered – version of Mos Def’s lost collaborative track with Kanye surfaces.

Tony Williams grabs some fellas from his backyard for this Chi-Town love rap.

Update: Looks like this rumor we reported on back around Valentine’s Day turned out to be true, according to The Huffington Post. Malik Yusef has cleared things up a bit in a Tweet, saying the track is called “I Am A God”, referencing Psalm 82, which reads: I said, “You are gods, And all of [cont.]

We usually avoid live performances, but new (old) music from Mos Def is something to take notice of.

JT appeared on Jimmy Fallon last night, and shrugged off his alleged Kanye dis on SNL, where he changed a “Suit & Tie” lyric from “Shit so sick got a hit and picked up a habit” to “My hit’s so sick got rappers acting dramatic.” This, after Kanye said “I got love for Hov, but [cont.]

After Kanye took a shot at Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z’s “Suit & Tie” single in an on stage rant a few weeks ago, JT has returned fire this past weekend on SNL. In a performance of the track – featuring an appearance from Jay-Z – Justin altered the lyric “Aw, shit so sick, got a [cont.]

Latest #kanyerant, as filmed at the Heineken Music Hall In Amsterdam

Kanye followed-up his “Suit & Tie” and Grammy dissing antics of his first show in London’s Hammersmith Apollo, by closing his second show with a screaming outro of “Touch The Sky”, then throwing his mic and storming off stage. Take a look at the footage below.

Kanye went on one of his usual rants at the Hammersmith Apollo on February 23rd, 2013. He delivers a new sung “verse”, with the words “I got love for Hov, but I ain’t fucking with that ‘Suit & Tie’,” and then blasts the music industry’s relationship with corporate America. Watch below….

Brand Nubian rapper Lord Jamar released a new track called “Lift Up Your Skirt,” which is aimed at Kanye West and his style. The track was spawned off of a tweet Lord Jamar sent out, along with an exclusive interview with VladTV, which is sampled in the track.

This star-studded posse cut was distributed over the weekend as a part of Game’s #SundayService series. Produced by Kanye West and Cool & Dre.

Here’s the full video recap of Khaled’s epic birthday party at Liv Miami, which featured appearances and performances from Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Diddy, Birdman, Busta Rhymes, French Montana, Ace Hood, N.O.R.E., Fat Joe and… Kirko Bangz?

We don’t usually post “club” photos on this site, but DJ Khaled’s birthday celebration at Liv Miami is definitely worth taking note of, as the house was full of rap royalty. This select batch of pics shows highlights from the night, with a guest list that read like a tracklist, with stars like Kanye West, [cont.]