Mack Maine and his choir exalt their gospels over A&AP Rocky’s instrumental produced by V Don. This will appear on Mack’s upcoming mixtape Freestyle 102.

New flows. New music. Says Mr. Graham: My good friends,It has truly been too long. I assume you’re all keeping well and making the most of this year that has been given to us. Today is the day to begin sharing my newest work with you. This is the first single off of my upcoming album. I feel sometimes that people don’t have enough information about my beginnings and therefore they make up a life story for me that isn’t […]

A few weeks prior to the release of Best Of Both Offices compilation Vol. 1, Bizzy Crook dropped a visual in support of the project. If you think it’s over, download P.S. I’m Sorry 2 here.

Former New York City mayor Ed Koch died today of congestive heart failure. He was 88 years old. During his incumbency, Koch witnessed the birth of hip-hop and death of graffiti—well, at least on the subway. eskay reminded me of his appearance in the film, Style Wars. He launched an anti-graffiti campaign, built a fortress, and ushered in a herd of “white elephants”. Even up to his death, he remained steadfast on his position. In an ironic twist, the documentary Koch premieres in theaters today.

NBA All Star weekend is two weeks away, but before the festivities kick off, here’s an alternate video of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ track “Wings”. The original clip is better than some Nike commercials.

Action Bronson hooks up with the musica of Harry Fraud for his new audible treat. It’s strictly for the jeeps, but any four wheeler will do.

T.R.U. University’s Cap 1 is set to matriculate with his mixtape, T.R.U. 2 It. Here’s the trailer and accompanying artwork. Street date coming soon.

Once again, it’s mo money and mo problems for Mac Miller. After receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump for the song bearing his namesake, the real estate tycoon attacked Mac for not receiving any royalties. At this point, Donald ought to fire himself or

Trinidad James held his second New York concert last night at S.O.B.’s. It was a sold-out affair and from the looks of it, everyone appears to be a videographer. In any event, here’s a recap courtesy of PNC.

A few months ago, Big Daddy Kane appeared alongside Hov on the opening night of the Barclays Center. Kane spoke to FUSE about his performance, executives passing on Jay, and rocking at an Inaugural Ball. uhtn via fuse