Kevlaar 7 & Woodenchainz bring us this dope single from their forthcoming album Sophisticated Movement featuring Styles P & Bronze Nazareth. This collaboration album dropped yesterday and also features guest appearances from Rain the Quiet Storm, The Wisemen, Shake C & more. Woodenchainz has been providing Kevlaar with great productions for a few years now [cont.]

The Ghost returns with this all new street album, featuring collaborations with Jadakiss, Sheek Louch, French Montana, Pusha T, Curren$y, Bun B, Trae Tha Truth, Fred The Godson, Uncle Murda The Alchemist, Jahlil Beats, Lex Luger, and others. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

From The Diamond Life Project, available now.

Craig G’s album cover to Ramblings Of An Angry Old Man wins. Due October 30th.

From Ms. Banks July 11th mixtape release, Fantasea.

Directed By Will C & Tana for STREETHEAT/ BLEW FITIT FILMS.

In part 1 of The Come Up Show’s interview with Styles P, he talks to us about his book Invincible, what it was like working and smoking with Curren$y and his Canadian tour experience.

In this Interview with Montreality, Styles P speaks about: – His story (0:24) – The type of student he was at school (0:38) – Jobs he’s had as a teenager growing up (0:52) – What he spent his 1st big paycheck on (1:00) – His fiction novel ‘Invincible’ (1:05) – Books that have influenced his [cont.]

Taken from Jada’s Consignment mixtape.

First visual from 38 Spesh’s upcoming project “Time Served,” Presented By DJ Green Lantern. The video features cameos from Julito McCullum (Namon from “The Wire”), Lemon Anderson (“Inside Man,”) DJ Green Lantern, DJ Premier, DJ Kay Slay, Uncle Murda, and Delianna Ureana. Directed by Dawud Gaston.

This comes from the soundtrack to Max Payne 3, out now for PS3 & Xbox360 on RockStar Games.

Kev catches up with 1/3 of The Lox to speak on his upcoming projects.

From Noreaga’s recent Crack On Steroids mixtape. Produced by DJ Frikton, directed by DPTV films.

“Gansta Grillz” it says.

Updated with CDQ. On another note, this is almost a Wu-Block song. Radio Rip from Kay Slay’s show. The most racist part of this song is at 2:17.