Produced by Apollo Brown. Directed by Jay Brown. From the album Apollo Brown & Ras Kass Blasphemy.

Produced by Marlon Travis Barrow for Red Bull Sound Select.

From the album, Mega Philosophy, available now.

From Eric B’s Choose Up Season due October 1st. Produced by @Deputy718.

Jeremih’s channelling of “Show Me Love” gets a new remix with French and Ty.

From Black Milk’s forthcoming album, If There’s A Hell Below, due October 28.

Directed by D.Dollaz Film.

#STILLBLUE coming October 28th

Big Sean chats with Miss Info about his new management deal with Roc Nation, his upcoming album, the situation in Ferguson, and more.

Jason Goldwatch directed visual piece from Alchemist’s Rappers Best Friend Vol. 3. Not safe for work.

As a flagship artist at Top Dawg Entertainment — one of the illest independent labels in the hip hop game, Ab-Soul stays on his grind 24/7/365. Check out a day in the life of this Carson-native rapper as he gears up for his “These Days” Tour.

“This is for the real hip-hop n***as that would never ever ask me if I’m here to replace Guru…” I know a lot about this project, but I can’t reveal. It’s bigger than you think. More news soon.

Update: Tracklist revealed. Stalley may be the first rapper to have an album that features both De La Soul and Rick Ross. Stalley knocked it out of the park with this album cover. Due Oct. 27th.

Saigon’s latest from GSNT3: The Troubled Times of Brian Carenard hitting Sept. 30th.

Large Professor recalls Illmatic‘s release on this cut from his upcoming Fall 2014 release, RE: Living Legend on Fat Beats Records & Distrolord Digital

Al’s third volume of his Rapper’s Best Friend instrumental series, brings together some Mobb Deep beats and other loosies. Due September 30th. 01. The Red Carpet 02. Shut The F*ck Up 03. Tender Greens 04. Get It Forever 05. Break the Bank 06. Black Cocaine 07. The Myth 08. Trap Door 09. I.M.D.K.V. 10. Give [cont.]

Kanye West takes on the media in his latest Yeezus tour rant.

“Rap Game Eric Clapton” teams with Bam Bam Bronson and ALC for this one off.

One more from Jeezy’s Seen It All: The Autobiography, available now.

No signs of slowing down, Rick Ross delivers the first single from his 2015 album, Hood Billionaire.