New York City represent, represent. From Kay Slay’s The Original Man, hitting November 4th.

Produced by SmokeyGotBeatz, in the classic Death Row tradition. Directed by Dave Free & Christian San Jose.

Conceptual track from the first two installments of Fonzarelli’s Sharp On All 4 Corners 1 & 2, due Dec 9th.

From their self-titled sophomore album, Run The Jewels 2, Killer Mike and El-P perform “Early.” Review on the way.

Cris preps for the release of his new project Burning Bridges (clever title). Produced by Da Internz.

Jagged Edge is back. Styles P hops on the remix of “Getting Over You.”

Official remix of TeeFLii’s DJ Mustard produced hit, trading 2 Chainz for Bobby Shmurda and Ty DS.

Raekwon concludes his Throwback Thursday series of classic R&B and soul covers with a mixtape release compiling all of them into one neatly packaged volume. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Remy Ma delivers her first post-prison mixtape release, with help from her husband Papoose on “Black Love.” Additional production support from Buckwild, Ron Browz, Ted Smooth, Sean C & LV, and more. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

New music from The Lox’s The Trinity Vol. 2: 2nd Sermon. Produced by Buda Da Future.

Three dots underlined in a circle drop off this Halloween treat.

BenZel is made up of Japanese producers Umi Takahashi and Yoko Watanabe. They join with Juicy J and Cashmere Cat for “Four.”

Stalley stopped by Torae’s #TorGuideSXM to celebrate the release of his album Ohio & perform live in studio. He also discussed what he’s learned from Rick Ross & how he fits in with MMG. Ohio is available now.

Lil Dicky speaks with Peter Rosenberg at Hot 97 to speak about his origins in the rap game. In the second clip, he freestyles for The Hot Seat with DJ Greg Nitty.

New music from Joey’s Some Love Lost, which hits November 4th.

Kendrick Lamar performs outside of the Quicken Loans Arena in downtown Cleveland celebrating LeBron’s huge return back home to Cleveland.

Looks like K.R.I.T. is going after that crown…Cadillactica due November 4th.

Diplo closed out September’s “hip-hop month” on his BBC Radio 1 series, Diplo & Friends, with a special hip-hop mix, and the tracklist is pretty amazing. Tracklist: Madvillain – All Caps J Dilla – Body Movin’ Ft. J. Rocc And Karriem Riggins Big L – Put It On The Fugees – Fu-Gee-La East Flatbush Project [cont.]

This might be a bit off topic, however I know a lot of hip-hop heads are fans of Portishead. This is my latest piece for Cuepoint, which traces the origins of Portishead’s seminal debut album, Dummy, which is 20 years old this year. I spoke to many of the people who were involved with the [cont.]

“In the wake of the recent, not so recent and far too consistent tragedies and travesties of justice concerning Black men women children and the police, J-Live brings you “I Am A Man (American Justice)”. The title, inspired by the iconic signs from the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Worker Strike, is a declaration of human rights. [cont.]