Alife: “Following last week’s opening of the World Champions Space, things officially kicked-off with an ALIFE Sessions event to celebrate the launch. Done in partnership with Puma® and Budweiser, the latest Sessions featured the Toronto-based trio, BADBADNOTGOOD, and Wu-Tang Clan member, Ghostface Killah. Soon after the match ended, BADBADNOTGOOD set things off, performing their unique [cont.]

Nas’ Mass Appeal Records and frequent Alchemist collaborator, Boldy James, teams with Peechie Green for this new cut produced by KE On The Track.

Jeffstaple recently caught up with California natives YG and DJ Mustard at Irving Plaza in NYC, and the three of them discuss fame, challenges, their relationship with Snoop, and what YG’s so called Krazy Life is all about. YG and DJ Mustard go way back, even forming their own record label group known as Pu$haz [cont.]

Slaine “Hip Hop Dummy”, from The King of Everything Else available 8/19/14. Pre-order the album now on iTunes at http://smarturl.it/KingOfEverything and get an instant download of the song.

Blacastan and Stu Bangas are Watson and Holmes. The new album out July 29th on Brutal Music. Here is the first single featuring Apathy.

Earlier this month, it was announced that prolific Oakland hip-hop group Souls of Mischief joined forces with multi-instrumentalist producer Adrian Younge for a collaborative concept album, There Is Only Now, which will be releasing via Adrian’s newly launched label, Linear Labs, on August 26. Premiering this week, the first single and title song, “There Is [cont.]

Take a trip with Dag Savage (Exile and Johaz) as they shoot a video for “The Beginning” with tour mates Blu, Denmark Vessey and Quelle Chris before sound checking their Berlin Germany Showcase.

Pusha T delivers an acapella performance of “40 Acres” for Puff’s Revolt TV.

Camden, NJ’s own reached out to the D-Block captain for the remix of the street anthem “Rio De Janeiro”. Directed by Follow The Script.

Off that Honest LP, in stores now.

If you’ve got the guts to tell the world that you’re the best, you better have the skills to back it up. Talk is certainly cheap in today’s studio gangster dominant industry. And if you’re the type that likes to run your mouth, then consider these bars penned with you in mind. Opting for a [cont.]

For Professional Use Only Pt.2, dropping July 14th.

Directed by Jae Synth.

Directed by Kenzie De Laine. An energy filled performance by Dres of Black Sheep with an impressive array of cameos by True Hip Hop Legends… Kool Hurc, Grandmaster Caz, Devastating Tito and Mighty Mike C (Fearless Four), Kool Kyle, M.C. G L O B E, Collins Bros, Lally Lal, Legacy, Felon. This is the first [cont.]

Ma$e helps out Eric Bellinger on the remix of “I Don’t Want Her”, in the Bad Boy remix-inventing tradition.

New from Benzi’s Get Right Records imprint, is T Bone with “On Me”, produced by Devino Beatz.

Much has been made about the current rap scene in New York City. The birthplace of Hip-Hop has been criticized in recent years for losing its way, but that’s not quite the reality. Hip-Hop has evolved and progressed, and those that still crave it’s essence in the city that birthed it should look no further [cont.]

Scotty ATL follows up his Killer Mike assisted single with “What’s The Formula”, from his upcoming Scion A/V EP, OTR2SJ.

Ricky Rozay sits in with 99 Jamz to speak about his recent show cancellation on Detroit, after alleged threats were made on his life. Michigan papers are reporting that Detroit rapper Trick Trick led a “100 person blockade” to keep Rick Ross out of the venue.

Next out of the TDE/Black Hippy camp, Ab-Soul’s These Days… is available now. Stream the entire thing below.