On Friday, July 4th, Odd Future’s Hodgy Beats and Left Brain of MellowHype released their new album as a free download via Odd Future’s website. Leading up to the release Hodgy and Left shared the video for album track “Nowadays” and more recently they shared “I Am A” off the album. Check out album details, [cont.]

Toledo, OH’s own A-Laz links up with Strange Music lyrical titan and Yelawolf protege Rittz and Slaughterhouses’ own Crooked I to release a visual for the first single from his recently released debut album Eastie Boy. Eastie Boy boasts an impeccable line-up including Slaughterhouse’s own Royce the 5’9, Crooked I, Rittz, Bizarre of D-12 and [cont.]

Where’s trap music without UGK? A lot of today’s EDM fanatics couldn’t care less about the pairing of the late great Pimp C and his brother in beats Bun B… but MiM0SA does. Armed with a hard drive stocked with sonic sketches, Tigran Mimosa set off for Houston determined to track down the remaining member [cont.]

Radio King Online caught up with rapper G-Eazy during his recent stay in the UK. The Bay Area artist talked about his debut album “These Things Happen” and the response its received, critics dismissing him as being ‘just a white wannabe Drake’, his ‘beef’ with former friend and collaborator Hoodie Allen, Rick Ross remixing his [cont.]

From VLADTV: “Lord Jamar sat down with VladTV once again and shared his take on Iggy Azalea’s success, saying the industry is pushing Iggy, much more than they push the typical new artist, because she’s pretty and white. Jamar insists Iggy is being positioned to replace Nicki Minaj in Hip-Hop largely due to white privilege, [cont.]

“Ego Death” is the first single off of Busdriver’s upcoming record, Perfect Hair, due out September 8th via Big Dada.

First offering from Face’s upcoming new LP, Deeply Rooted.

Serius Jones responds to battle rappers who have been challenging him to step back in the ring…

Produced by HS87 (Hit-Boy + Rey Reel + Hazebanga).

Elliott Wilson catches up with Common on his new album Nobody’s Smiling. Common speaks on adapting to the changing times, inspiring change in the world through music, as well as his relationship with producer No I.D.

From Dice Raw’s album Jimmy’s Back – The New Jim Crow.

On this episode of ILL TIME we have the one and only Black Lip Psychic: Ab-Soul. Soul uses his spiritual energy to give some callers words of advice on how their futures will unravel. From the outcome of a parole hearing to the potential of getting signed to TDE, his tarot cards and dollar bills [cont.]

Taken from Papoose’s upcoming second album. Not an Illmatic cover.

Ja Rule sits in with Charlemagne, DJ Envy, and Angela Yee at The Breakfast Club. 50 minutes.

Directed by @WhoisHiDef, as heard on Slaughterhouse’s House Rules mixtape.

From Fatz Da Big Fella’s mixtape Fatz Sinatra, available now.

In the final episode of Road to Total Slaughter, alliances are tested when West Coast brethren Daylyt and Dizaster go head-to-head. But first, Big-T takes on T-Rex. The winners of these two battles secure their spot on the undercard of Total Slaughter.

Raekwon spits over Teena Marie’s “Ooh La La La” for this fourth installment of the #TBT series.

New record from Taylor Gang’s Chevy Woods and Fatman Scoop titled “Know What”, as premiered on The Whoolywood Shuffle.

Bobby Ray continues to unleash visual pieces from his No Genre 2 mixtape, which is available now.