Easily the best track on G I R L, co-produced by Daft Punk. Directed by Edgar Wright (Shaun Of The Dead).

Cons sets up a remix video for his nightlife track, “Bottle Girls.”

New music from Universe The King, with help from Carson, CA and Harlem, New York. From the Feels Great To Be Dope project.

Hilarious interview on Hot 97 morning show, as Rick Ross recruits Ebro to the Black Bottle Boys and clears up his beef with Warren Sapp.

From the BSB Volume 4, produced by Tha Bizness. Video directed by The Thirdman.

From the album Dark Comedy. Directed by Jay Brown. After FX by Paul Mailihoff.

My latest piece for Cuepoint, an analytical look at the relationship of Beyoncé and Jay Z. Beyoncé and Jay Z: Still Crazy In Love

The state of New York rap has been in flux. The birthplace of hip-hop once proudly laid claim to “hardcore hip-hop,” shunning commercial rap on many classic tracks. Competition in the game however led to that sound disappearing, with artists like Jay Z, The Notorious B.I.G., and Big Pun finding a way to toe the [cont.]

Papoose channels The Outfield’s “Your Love” for his latest single.

Another visual piece from Saigon’s GSNT3: The Troubled Times Of Brian Carenard.

The Wu-Tang Clan speak to MTV about Raekwon and RZA’s internal beef, and how they reconciled to get the Clan back together for their upcoming LP, A Better Tomorrow. Get More: Wu-Tang Clan, Music News

Prodigy Of Mobb Deep will team with Boogz Boogetz for the release of the Young Rollin’ Stonerz compilation, due November 25th. Here’s a look at the cover art.

Produced by Dirty Diggs. The Dynasty’s Extended Capes EP Part One hits December 2014.

The Hood Billionaire sits in with The Breakfast Club in anticipation for the November 25th album. Charlemagne is notably absent.

Drake’s OVO Sound signee and voice behind the hit “Tuesday” teams with MikeWillMadeIt for “Wishin You Well.”

From the critically acclaimed 2013 LP, Settle.

Actor/musician André Benjamin talks about playing the great Jimi Hendrix in the film, Jimi: All Is By My Side.

Video for the title track from Future’s Oct. 28th mixtape, Monster. Metro Boomin on the beat.

Sneaker talk with Action Bronson, who eats during the interview, naturally.

The press release reads as follows: “Warner Bros. Records (WBR) today announced that it has signed a global recording contract with legendary rap group Wu-Tang Clan, including RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa, and Cappadonna. As a group, Wu-Tang has sold over 6.5 million records in the US, while [cont.]