Trae Tha Truth adds some Houston flavor to Troy Ave’s NYC anthem, “All About The Money.”

Havoc’s new album 13 Reloaded is in stores now. Directed by Tom Vujcic.

DJ Premier stars in this Funny Or Die sketch, where he plays new beats for Royce Da 5’9, Lady Of Rage, and Miguel.

First offering from Cam’Ron’s 1st Of The Month Vol. 6, the final chapter for December.

Terrace Martin cooks up his version of SZA’s “Child’s Play” while on the Enter the Void Tour with Jhene Aiko, SZA and Willow Smith.

Check out the new J. Dilla vinyl figure from RappCats. Rappcats: “The Figure was conceived and rendered by Detroit artist Sintex, designed and sculpted by Seoul-based toy artist P2PL. It was manufactured by Blitzway on behalf of Pay Jay. It is a collaborative release with Stussy, whose logo is officially licensed. The Figure is 7.5″ [cont.]

Razzy follows up his Blasphemy LP with the Christmess mixtape. “‘ChristMESS’ is a cohesive compilation of tracks featuring Felony Muzik, Doc Hollywood and Vooodu spanning Ras Kass extensive catalogue from the resurgence of “Nature Of The Threat” off debut LP ‘Soul On Ice’ to “Yellow Snow” off his 2011 release ‘The Yellow Snow EP’. Brand [cont.]

The press release reads as follows: “Legendary Brooklyn bred emcee and one of the original members of the world famous Juice Crew, Masta Ace, has recently inked a deal with M3 Records/Penalty Entertainment and is currently prepping the release of his new album scheduled to drop in mid-2015. Masta Ace had this to say about [cont.]

From Stones Throw: Mayer Hawthorne (Aquarius) and Jake One (Taurus) – they are descendants of the one- word moniker family of funk, where you will find groups such as Chic, Shalamar, Plush & Zapp. The Tuxedo collaboration began with an exchange of mixtapes back in 2006. The fruits of a long-standing kinship were three tracks [cont.]

Directed by Primate Rhyme for Primat City TV. From the album, Around The Sun.

J-Zone: “Here’s my hour set from Beatminerz Radio’s Mix Master Weekend. Slight pitch control and ground issue with one turntable (at 4:30 and 17 minutes, respectively), but it only adds character to the raggedness of funk 45s! Enjoy.”

Produced by Mike the Martyr, from Muja Messiah’s God Kissed It The Devil Missed It on iTunes now. Directed by Adam Stanzak.

“Oh My Darling (Don’t Cry)” is the second single off of Run The Jewels 2. Directed by Timothy Saccenti. In the second clip, the El-P auditions cats for Meow The Jewels.

Fab’s The Young OG Project goes on sale Christmas Day on iTunes. Pre-order starts December 15th.

Directed by Raul Buitrago. Produced by Inspirmentalist. J-Live and Kurious help out. In the second clip, peep “Anything,” a leftover non-album track from the Hallways recording sessions.

KXNG CROOKED celebrates the fact this his group’s album with Shady Records is the #1 album in hip-hop right now with the release of SHADY XV. He releases the new freestyle titled “Shady’s #1″ in celebration, which just premiered on Billboard. CROOKED is dropping his mixtape experience Sex, Money and Hip-Hop through Treacherous C.O.B/SMH Records [cont.]

Audio Push and Wale link for “Quick Fast.” Audio Push – Quick Fast

Red Cafe’s regional hit gets a sequel, with help from Jeremih, Tank, and Fab. From In Us We Trust: The Collection.

Pusha T’s verse from the upcoming 30-emcee posse cut, “The Rap Monument,” produced Hudson Mohawke. Watch Retch’s verse in clip #2.

Directed by Jimmy Giambrone and produced by Girl Talk from the duo’s Broken Ankles EP. Says Free: “I wanted to really capture the essence of Philadelphia by getting footage of all the spots that symbolize the city to me.”