Another one from The Gold Album: The 18th Dynasty. Shorty in the green two-piece tho.

Disclosure teases: “Little re-work we did of one of our favourite songs ever… Might give this one away for free when we reach 1m likes on facebook… We shall see ;) ENJOY!”

From the album ¡MURSDAY!, due June 10th.

A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Ant, A$AP Nast & A$AP Twelvyy freestyle over B.I.G.’s “Who Shot Ya” instrumental up at Flex.

The most lyrical of the XXL Freshmen ’14 freestyles is here, in this third ep.

We’ll save “Da Hip-Hop Witch” jokes.

From that Freebase EP. Young Chop on the beat.

Coming from the Outdoorsmen camp, which also includes Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren builds upon an already solid underground fanbase with his latest release, Silk Pyramids, produced by legendary DITC beatsmith, Buckwild. The state of New York street-hop has been in flux, as of late, as many artists from the city have chosen to ride with [cont.]

Hot of the heels of his collaborative album with Madlib, Pinata, Freddie Gibbs teams with Oakland producer DJ Fresh, aka The World’s Freshest for The Tonite Show. A concise ten tracks – three of them skits – Gibbs delivers an equally solid follow-up, with a slightly different flavor. Spending time in L.A. has definitely influenced [cont.]

Chicago rapper, Lupe Fiasco stopped by Sway in the Morning to discuss the many ventures in his career from new music to community leadership. The controversial rapper first discussed his entrance into the Henry Crown Fellowship Program and working with community leaders and big businesspersons. Additionally, he spoke about his involvement with Stand Up to [cont.]

Rick Ross and the MMG revisit the NBA Finals with “Finals 2″, produced by D Rich.

G-Eazy drops a BitTorrent exclusive: his entire discography, B-Sides, remixes, art — and a first listen to These Things Happen, out June 23. “G-Eazy has built a career in music by upending its common wisdom: by doing it his own way — song by song, download by download, fan by fan. This dedication to craft [cont.]

“LEGS” (feat. Chromeo) is the 3rd single from Chuck Inglish’s debut solo album, “Convertibles.” The album contains features from Mac Miller, Chance The Rapper, Action Bronson, Sir Michael Rocks, Vic Mensa, BJ The Chicago Kid, Buddy, Polyester The Saint, Sabi, Sulaiman and more. The album is out NOW on Sounds Like Fun Records/Federal Prism Records. [cont.]

Another sneak peak of what’s to come from Modern Vintage, the all new upcoming full length album from veteran emcee/visionary John Robinson and drummer/composer/producer PVD, which will be released on Brick Records on June 17th, 2014. Modern Vintage is the new collaboration album from veteran emcee John Robinson (aka Lil Sci of world renown Hip-Hop [cont.]

With three different flows: El Gant’s breakneck style, Chris Webby’s rap attack and Ill Bill’s legendary heavyweight bars, “Three Amigos” offers the perfect blend legends and new school talent on one dope track. Whether you’re a new head unfamiliar with Bill’s classic catalog, or a boom bap aficionado unfamiliar to Webby, Gant skillfully brings both [cont.]

The A$AP Mob forms like Voltron for this new single, just debuted by Flex in NYC on Hot 97.

On July 29th, Mello Music Group will release “Live Like Your Dead,” the brand new collaborative album from Has-Lo & Castle. The Philadelphia to North Carolina connection pairs both MC/Producers together, trading rhymes and production, rapping over raw loops and disrespectful bass, letting go of fear in its many forms, while laughing in the face [cont.]

Ghostface speaks with Complex about his partner Raekwon’s involvement on the Wu-Tang Clan’s 20th anniversary LP, A Better Tomorrow.

Tekzilla returns with new music, featuring the diverse line-up of Bow Wow, Krayzie Bone, and Bootsy Collins.

Mike Will Made It’s got a star-studded single about to drop, featuring each Future, Lil Wayne, and Sir Kendrick. Here’s a peek at the cover art.