Over looking the city, Maino and his crew roll out the welcome mat to all outta towers. PUSH! ‘s bars at the end are tougher than Brooklyn in the 80s.

Not to be out done by Jay-Z, Kanye released new music featuring Pusha T. Ironically, the track features a soundbite from Hov’s “Rhyme No More”. My Name Is My Name coming later this.

Nice tux, homie. Just Blaze recently chopped it up with suits over at The Wall Street Journal. During their interview, he recreated “Higher” and discussed breaking into production. Justin Smith, known as music producer Just Blaze, who produces for artists such as Jay-Z and Eminem, talks with Lee Hawkins about his role in VH1’s DJ show, “Master of the Mix” and the lucrative business of beat-making and production. Plus he shows step-by-step how he built the beat for hit song […]

Olivia Pope works fast. Hours after Jay-Z released his new song “Open Letter”,  White House Press Secretary Jay Carney addressed the recording. He says that Hov followed proper protocol and didn’t communicate with President Obama in regards to his visit to Cuba.

In the wake of Rick Ross’ lyric controversy, Rocko told Hot 97 that he would replace his verse. No word as to whom, but for now, here’s the remix featuring Wiz Khalifa. Sounds as if the Prince Of The City wants his crown back. x

No more trailers. With Chris Brown as a wingman, flattop Fab searches for Mrs. Right down in the Dominican Republic. In the end, mami seems to be worth the trouble. The song will appear on Loso’s Way 2: Rise To Power dropping June 18.

Despite the on-going controversy surrounding Rick Ross, last weekend, it was business as usual during his stay in Suriname. With Dre Films behind the lens, here’s film of Rozay’s South American excursion.

A few days after the release of Brad Paisley and LL Cool J’s audible bomb, the tandem sat with ABC News to discuss the record. LL also explains his comparisons between a du-rag and confederate flag. Some things aren’t always black and white.

Track seven off Miguel’s Kaleidoscope Dream gets reupholstered with a verse from Kendrick Lamar. Unless we’ve been drinking, Lil Kenny sounds a lil’ like Lil Wayne.

Music comes and goes, but K.R.I.T.’s captures the moment with his new mixtape based on his name. Tracklist and download after the jump.