From the new Domingo album, Same Game New Rules, available now.

To celebrate the announcement of his forthcoming album, titled Ohio, his home state, Stalley releases an in-studio glimpse of his work with producer Rashad (also from Ohio). The pair teamed up on Stalley’s highly acclaimed Lincoln Way Nights project and their reunion is highly anticipated. Stalley’s album is coming soon!

Chris Brown reunites with the “Look At Me Now” producer for the title track to his new album, X.

Khaled’s Remy Ma remix of “They Don’t Love You No More” gets a video.

Tree covers Lil Wayne’s “Grindin’”.

Directed by Benny Boom. From the forthcoming album, The Hustle Continues.

Directed by Michael Artis.

2Pac cover by way of Brooklyn.

Produced by AmpOnTheTrack.

Kendrick Lamar jumps on Jasmine V’s “That’s Me Right There”. Here’s the video.

Seen It All due September 2nd.

From Teyana’s G.O.O.D. Music debut, VII, available October 21st.

Charlamagne The God’s new podcast, The Brilliant Idiots welcomes Killer Mike. They discuss Killer Mike’s rap career, selling dope out of necessity or just for business, what’s happening in Ferguson Missouri, American privilege and more.

Mike Jones and Co. break down this 2004 classic record that led a Houston revival for Complex.

Twista sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his new album, Dark Horse, in stores now.

Los Angeles rappers, Dilated Peoples stopped by Sway in the Morning to discuss their new album, Directors of Photography. First, the group started off speaking about the new class of rappers who are also lyrical, like TDE. Additionally, they explained how using independent outlets to promote their music helped them. In addition to speaking about [cont.]

It’s almost hard to believe that Dilated Peoples have been in the game almost twenty years, first appearing in 1995 on Immortal Records’ The Next Chapter compilation. While their first album, Imagery, Battlehymns, & Political Poetry was shelved by the label, their perseverance and independent grind would pay off in the years that followed, leading [cont.]

LL Cool J explains why it’s the perfect time for him to drop a new album, talks Def Jam’s 30 year anniversary, culture and differentiation in music and loving what you do.

Drake’s co-sign on ILOVEMAKONNEN’s “Club On A Tuesday” makes him the next artist to watch. Here he speaks with Sway.

Statik Selektah’s What Goes Around album out now on Showoff Records / Duck Down Music. Video directed by Guy Blelloch.