The West Coast’s premiere political poet is back, Ras Kass spits razor sharp reflections over fast rising Detroit producer Apollo Brown’s most buttery beats. Special guest Pharoahe Monch grabs the mic and digs into his memory to extract the catastrophic chatter of his inner digital domain – laying waste to lesser emcees. Add to that [cont.]

Tree is the first post-Drake rapper to cover Makonnen’s “Tuesday”. Expect many to follow…

From Hus Kingpin’s New York N***a In L.A. mixtape, coming soon.

“SVDDXNLY” chronicles the ascension of one of raps brightest young stars, A$AP Rocky. From home videos and interviews with friends and family, to the very first seminal moments of his career caught on tape, Rocky takes viewers behind the scenes into his life as he takes A$AP from Harlem, to the world. In the final [cont.]

Juan Ep: “JD came by to talk about a new dope artist he has named Royce Rizzy who you can peep right here. However, the bulk of this 75 minute Juan Ep is spent discussing the amazing career of JD. We start out discussing his role as a kid on the Fresh Fest tour, continue [cont.]

Former rivals Jeezy and T.I. team up again on “Addicted”, alongside YG, which appears on Best Buy’s version of the Seen It All: The Autobiography LP, in stores now.

Nas’ Time Is Illmatic documentary will be available in select theaters October 1st and nationwide VOD Oct 3rd. Watch the trailer below.

Lux rents out Drake’s “0 To 100″ instrumental. Directed by Geohvision.Belo❤ed 2 EP available September 23rd.

From CJ Fly’s Thee Way Eye See It mixtape, out now via the Pro Era camp.

Legendary Bronx-bred hip hop duo Camp Lo is back with “X Seminar”, produced by longtime collaborator Ski Beatz. Look out for the new Camp Lo album coming soon on Nature Sounds, entirely produced by Ski.

Peep footage from Cam’s recent performance at Brooklyn’s Fool’s Gold Day off this past weekend. Dave One from Chromeo in the background gettin’ down.

Ohio’s first son (other than Lebron) talks Rick Ross, MMG and the role he plays. His come up days with Dame Dash, Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa, the day Mos Def “discovered” him, how he might could be more Brooklyn than you and more. What is one of today’s most slept on rappers plan on making [cont.]

From Droog’s forthcoming LP, produced by Marco Polo.

Extra accurate cover art from Al’s new collab with Riff and Bam Bam.

The third volume and September edition of Cam’s 1st Of The Month EP series is on iTunes now.

Nicki and Push hop on the remix of Ear Drummers’ massive hit “No Flex Zone.”

On the heels of a Summer festival run and Canadian headlining dates, Run The Jewels, the hip hop dream team of El-P and Killer Mike, have announced an extensive headlining tour with Ratking and Despot in support of their massively anticipated sophomore album RTJ2, set to arrive as a free download (via www.runthejewels.net), as well [cont.]

A large part of what defined the “golden era” (1987-1994) sound of hip-hop music is the complete freedom to use any sample you wished, without repercussion. Let’s back that up – it wasn’t actually “freedom” – people just didn’t realize it was happening. That all changed when Biz Markie needed a haircut. Statik Selektah is [cont.]

Surprise, seven new tracks from Spitta Andretti, with help from Birdman, Gunplay, Wiz Khalifa and Rich Boy. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Great freestyle from Danny, but yo BBC, what’s up with the censorship?