New material from Kendrick, which may or may not appear on his Good Kid In A Mad City. Here, he exercises his experimental flow last heard on Drake’s “Buried Alive Interlude”.

Kendrick is incredible and Q is definitely getting pretty dope himself. Sat down with them and talked about a lot including why Schoolboy Q put out a record that sort of promotes drinking and driving.

We were wondering why Mark Morrison was a featured artist on this track, then we listened to it, and it all made sense.

They also speak on working with Pharrell, and after that, Q spits some for Beats TV.

Check out AHF‘s in-depth interview with Kendrick Lamar about the music that shaped him and led him to hip-hop. He discusses everything from the earliest influences on his musical tastes to the deep connection between him, DMX and Tupac. You may have seen bits of the interview in our sneak peeks (posted below) but they [cont.]

From BJ’s Pineapple Now & Laters, due February 14th. Cue the sax solo.

The Black Hippy crew introduce themselves to the world, discuss what people think about west coast rappers, Jay Rock being in the studio with Dr. Dre, Kendrick working with Terrace, advice from 50 Cent about hard work and talent, Kendrick selling out shows, Drake touring with Kendrick Lamar, Terrace gives out his craziest groupie story [cont.]

In part 2 of this interview with Nick Huff Barili, XV talks about collaborating with Kendrick Lamar not only on Textbook Stuff but also on tracks to be release in the future. XV agrees with Nick that J Cole’s productions skills are slept on and states that he has 4 tracks produced by J Cole, [cont.]

Here’s a, uh, taste from Schoolboy Q’s forthcoming LP, Habits and Contradictions, hitting January 14th.

Directed by Damon Jamal, from the album Hungry and Humble.

In a recent interview with XXL, Kendrick Lamar revealed plans for his official solo debut, which may-or-may-not be on Dr. Dre’s Aftermath imprint. He spoke on working with both Pete Rock and Just Blaze for the highly anticipated project. “We got some shit. It’s city-based for sure. It’s classic. It’s history-making shit. It’s Just Blaze, [cont.]

Kendrick Lamar checks in with Beats TV to talk about his highly acclaimed mixtape Section 80.

Directed by Fredo Tovar & Scott Fleishman.

Exclusive in-depth interview with Childish Gambino AKA Donald Glover AKA Troy Barnes from show Community. Part 3 starts with Donald talking to Nick Huff Barili about Kanye West and the lane he created for artists like Gambino. Donald also talks about who he sees as his peers in the Hip Hop world and how he [cont.]

One of the illest cuts from Section 80 gets a remix featuring the Dungeon Dragon himself. Download  

KarmaloopTV linked up with Kendrick Lamar at Sneaker Pimps NYC to talk his favorite sneakers, Run-DMC and what’s good with the TDE movement.

GoodFellaMedia.com sat down with ASAP Rocky. We spoke about his relationship with Drake as well as his upcoming tour with him and Kendrick Lamar. ASAP Rocky explains why he doesn’t quite carry that typical “New York sound” and reassures us that the ASAP team is taking over.

Kendrick Lamar speaks on working with Joe Budden, Curren$y, and Jay Electronica, as well as wishing to work with Waka Flocka, Sade, Andre 3000, and Portishead.

From Omen’s new mixtape, Afraid of Heights. Download