Detroit and Cali connect on this cut from Apollo Brown and Ras Kass’ Blasphemy LP, due October 28th. Blasphemy by Apollo Brown & Ras Kass

Today we get a look at the final tracklist for Preem and Royce’s PRhyme album, which hits sometime this year. 1. PRHYME 2. Dat Sound Good ft. Mac Miller & Ab Soul 3. U Looz 4. You Should Know ft. Dwele 5. Courtesy 6. Wishin’ ft. Common 7. To Me, To U ft. Jay Electronica [cont.]

Preem and 5’9 join forces for the upcoming PRhyme full-length album. Here are the first two cuts, as premiered on Sway In The Morning.

On Monday 9-15-2014 an ambiguous video showcasing DJ Premier and Royce Da 5’9″ visiting Adrian Younge’s record store was leaked and in it, a small clip of what sounded like a new DJ Premier and Royce Da 5’9″ track resonated and Royce brought the trailer to a close with the following lyric “This is for [cont.]

“This is for the real hip-hop n***as that would never ever ask me if I’m here to replace Guru…” I know a lot about this project, but I can’t reveal. It’s bigger than you think. More news soon.

Slaughterhouse forms like Voltron for this cut from Joey’s House Slippers LP, available September 16th.

Pink Grenade and Royce da 5’9 get together for the “Famous As Fuck (Remix)” produced by Jonathan Hay and Mike Smith for SMH Records.

Today, Kid Vishis releases his long awaited debut album, Timing Is Everything, and to celebrate its release, The Montgomery Brothers liberate there collaboration, “Coward,” to officially announce Vishis’ arrival. The younger brother of Slaughterhouse veteran Royce Da 5’9, Kid Vishis began rhyming in family freestyle basement sessions while still in high school. In addition to [cont.]

The name “Pink Grenade” might be unfamiliar to you, but just you wait; in two months, the SMH Records crew promises they will be Famous as F*ck. Today, Pink Grenade premiered there new single, “Lights Out,” featuring Royce Da 5’9 and you will be hearing much more from Pink Grenade in the weeks and months [cont.]

1/2 of Bad Meets Evil, 1/4 of Slaughterhouse, Royce Da 5’9, delivers the first offering from his upcoming, as-of-yet-untitled mixtape.

D-Boys Em and Royce help out local supervillain Trick Trick on the Luke inspired “Twerk Dat Pop That”.

G.O.O.D. meets Slaughterhouse on this remix from Cyhi’s Black Hystori mixtape.

Super lyricism on display, courtesy of Statik Selektah’s upcoming LP, What Goes Around dropping August 19th on Showoff/Duck Down Music.

Toledo, OH’s own A-LAZ took the blogs and radio airwaves by storm with last weeks release of “Don’t Know” featuring Crooked I & Rittz off his forthcoming album release Eastie Boy. This week we are blessed with “Doin’ My Thang” featuring Royce da 5’9″. The Eastie Boy LP drops on Itunes 7-1-2014.

If the individual members of Slaughterhouse do enough remixes / freestyles between now and the release of their next album, I’ll do another House Party mixtape. Here’s Joell over to Drake’s “0 To 100″.

New music from Trick’s Godfather 3 mixtape, which dropped today.

In promotion for the ‘iTunes Deluxe Edition’ version of Coalmine Records’ compilation LP, Unearthed, which becomes available next Tuesday (5/27), the Brooklyn-indie is pleased to unveil the remix for their previously released single “One for the Money” featuring Royce da 5’9″, Skillz and Diamond D, first produced by Vegas’ own DJ G-Squared. Taking over the [cont.]

Slaughterhouse surprise with a new 10 track mixtape / street album. Lyrical warfare from Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5’9, and Joe Budden. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Produced by Buda Da Future and Grandz Muzik. From Good Mornin’ America: The Mixtape.

Just Blaze is executive producing the next Slaughterhouse LP. Here is the first taste, which may or may not make the 2014 sophomore release.