Produced by Brandon Thomas? Yep, the question mark is in the spelling of his name.

Joey lets ‘em know: “#B4DAMONEYTOUR starts today so I wanted to drop something new for my fans. Thank you for being so patient as I finished up the album. New video droppin Sept 30th. Also added the homie Vince Staples & my Pros CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, & Nyck Caution to the tour B4.DA.$$ season [cont.]

Noisey: “In the final segment, Russell Simmons and Rick Rubin riff on the birth of Slick Rick and what he meant to Def Jam, reflecting on the early days. They explain his indefinable charisma and how they knew immediately they needed to work with him.”

From the album, Child of an Immigrant. Produced by Beatnick & K-Salaam. Cuts by Quickie Mart.

New music from the Chi-Town #SaveMoney crew (Vic Mensa, Chance The Rapper), produced by Brian Fresco and rapped by MC Tree. 10 tracks. Brian Fresco + Tree – “SoulMoney” (Free EP)

Thought-provoking cover art from Vince Staples upcoming October 7th release, Hell Can Wait.

Visual accompaniment from Bobby’s No Genre 2 mixtape, in the streets now.

Produced by TM88 and Southside. New music post-Let’s Get It.

We Own The Night Part 2 available on iTunes now.

SITM: “Vince Staples kicks an off the top freestyle covering his hometown, Joey Fatts and even President Obama on Sway In The Morning.”

Says Skillz “Been deejaying alot lately ( I really forgot how much I enjoyed it) so I figured I’d I’d give you guys some new music & instead of just dropping it on my soundcloud figured it would be fun to cut and scratch my own records, never done that before! This is the first [cont.]

New music from DJ Drama, along with help from Young Thug, Jeezy, and the Rich Homie, Quan. used to serenade Teyanna Taylor, and which she then used to respond last night.

New music from Juicy’s upcoming LP, Pure THC: The Hustle Continues.

Riff Raff lends Luda his instrumental for “Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz.”

For #TBT #15, Raekwon revisits Sunshine Anderson’s “Heard It All Before.” Whatever happened to old girl?

Mass Appeal: “Earlier this month, Mass Appeal teamed up with Red Bull to host The Burning of Kingston, a competition between some of graffiti’s most masterful when it comes to the “burner.” The competition’s participants included “Team Terrible” (Doc TC-5, T-Kid, Dero, and Dmote) and “the Spice Boys” (Ces, Bio, Doves, and Ribs). Despite the [cont.]

Al Lindstrom: “With Statik Selektah headed on the road with Joey Badass, Stat had the Pro Era frontman get on the mic for a quick freestyle. If you saw his Toca Tuesdays freestyle from last week, you know what you’re in for. Tune in to Showoff Radio each and every Thursday from 8p till Midnight [cont.]

From L&T: “JAY Z’s Life+Times and vitaminwater® present a new documentary series called “Where I’m From.” The series premiere follows producer extraordinaire Hit-Boy, detailing his journey from starting out by making beats on FruityLoops to hustling past his opposition to become the inspiring super producer he is today.”

Talib Kweli responds to Stefan Schumacher’s original article, It’s Finally Time To Stop Caring About Lauryn Hill. In Defense Of Ms. Hill

Directed by NORE.