Before the Bricksquad fallout, Gucci Mane broke bread with Waka and  PeeWee Longway in his new video. MC’s break fast like flap jacks and bacon. Traphouse 3 coming soon.

Dreamville’s Bas revamped his Quarter Water Raised Me Vol. II mixtape and is now ready to deliver the final product. Here’s his first offering produced by Jii Amadehuss.

Before Wyclef floods the ‘net with April Showers, he writes his a kite over Hov’s underground. Did you know a Haitian was the founder of Chicago? Bang bang. Mixtape drops April 29th. UPDATE: That was fast. Now With Video

Noreaga’s new album hasn’t even been in stores for 24 hours, and he’s already on to the next. Conversing with MTV, the Queens MC says that his next album will be entitled, Student Of The Game II: Dyslexia. Yep, you read that right. I am dyslexic. A lot of people don’t know that. A lot of people think that I pronounce words funny … people think that it’s part of my character but, actually, it’s me in real life. It doesn’t mean […]

Slow and Bucks, creators of the clothing line Slowbucks, are liquidating their hustle into music with the collective, SBOE (Slow Bucks Over Everything). Yes, that is Santana rocking the Dumb Donald ski-mask. On April 29th, the Queens designers are releasing their debut project All We Got Is Us and kick things off with audio below produced by Nonstop. era

Rockie Fresh turned 22 years old today. So to commemorate his born day, here’s a song off his The Birthday Tape mixtape dropping next week. And just for the record, Panera Bread is delicious.

“All that beefing shit is corny, nigga faker than a Twitter beef…” Havoc and his former G-Unit partner Lloyd Banks, reunite on this cut off his album, 13. At this point, I don’t know whether H is trying to clap or dap P. 13 drops May 7th.

Rapper by day, pianist by night? While in Boston yesterday, Macklemore and his trumpeter Owuor Arguna, showed off their musical talents with some  soothing lounge music. This would probably make waiting in the doctor’s office somewhat bearable. Stay tuned for Volume 2.

Where’s the love? Over Tony Yayo’s instrumental, Memphis Bleek keeps opportunists at bay. He’s got a point though. People aren’t the same when Jay-Z’s around.

It’s true. Girls love Beyoncé  And apparently, Drake does too. Here’s his second offering of the day featuring singer, James Fauntleroy. Clearly, Mrs. Carter  is appreciated.