Mike WiLL Made-It will drop his new album, Ransom, on December 15th, with a little help from Kendrick Lamar, Future, Big Sean, Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Migos, Gucci Mane, Rich Homie Quan, DeJ Loaf, and others. Here’s a look at the cover art and tracklist. 01 Intro [ft. Big Sean] 02 Fuck U Expect [ft. [cont.]

Sam Scarfo, the New Jersey artist signed to Prodigy of Mobb Deep’s Infamous Records, delivered his album earlier this year with producer Ski Beatz called 5 Million Stories Vol. 1 & 2.

Directed by J. Rocc & Truly Odd. From the Theme Music LP available Now on iTunes.

Off the KOB2 album available at iTunes now.

Directed by Phillip Lopez.

Luda’s Burning Bridges EP is on the way.

“The Young OG Project” goes on sale Christmas Day digitally. In the second clip, watch as Fabolous celebrates at his 90′s themed b-day party with special guests, Swizz Beatz, Mase, Lil Kim, Remy Ma, Teyana Taylor and more.

TDE artist Punch recruits his labelmate Kendrick Lamar for “25.”

Kendrick Lamar and Reebok join forces with acclaimed director Anthony Mandler to take you on a journey through Kendricks’ hometown – Compton. The video celebrates the limitless potential of youth and is narrated by Kendrick through a powerful verse titled “Kendrick Lamar – I am” — his own personal ode to Compton.

Two more from Nicki Minaj’s The Pinkprint, hitting December 15th.

Over at Cuepoint, Byron Crawford explores the long history of rappers versus police. Read on, true believers… “Fuck tha Police” in Historical Context

The first two parts of E-40′s Sharp On All 4 Corners are available today. Stream the entire thing via Spotify today.

Written, Composed, & Arranged by Alex Wiley, Blev, and Carter Lang.

BBE/Yoruba Records producer Git and artist 1Mt-both from Staten Island, New York-return with their second single off their Keep It Movin’ album out Dec. 20th. The album featuring Inspectah Deck (Of Wu-Tang Clan), Ransom, Sean Price & Rockness Monsta (Of Heltah Skeltah), Chris Rivers (Baby Pun), Jaz-O, King Just, Hubbs, Bob Banner (Of Cloud City), [cont.]

Freestyles from Tony Touch’s show at Shade 45, featuring J. Cole’s Dreamville artist Bas, and buzzworthy newcomer Your Old Droog.

While each producer has a unique spin on how they sample, Oh No’s Rhythm Roulette is truly one of a kind, as he took to a video game store and selected three Nintendo 64 games to sample from. Using sounds from NWO/WCW Revenge, Karate Champ, and Nascar ’99, Oh No had his work cut out [cont.]

Killer Mike and YG deliver their verses from the upcoming 30-man posse cut, “The Rap Monument.”

From Joell’s House Slippers LP, available now.

From Fashawn and Alchemist’s FASH-ionably Late EP coming soon. Directed by Evidence.

J. Cole’s new album 2014 Forest Hills Drive is available now, stream the whole thing below via Spotify, and check out the new video for “Apparently.”