Not holding back, The Weeknd lures the ladies in with his fantasies on his sophomore album’s title track. At about the 3:00 mark, the audio segues into the mysterious “John Carpenter”. info

Over the dark production provided by 808 Mafia and Rozay’s helping hand, Guwop is creeping on a come-up with his mixtape’s title track. Trap House III checks in next Tuesday. xxl

Produced by himself and Crazy Mike, Juicy J is calling all the shots on his latest recording. Stay Trippy drops July 2.

Sans T.I., Robin and Pharrell kept the ladies moist (excluding Ellen, of course) with another live rendition of their collaboration. Hey, hey, hey.

Statik Selektah had a full house last Thursday during his ShowOff Radio. During the broadcast, Talib, Chance and Cory Mo took to the mic and showcased their rhymes over A$AP’s “1 Train”. All aboard.

With all the women featured, it’s no wonder why Terius wants to cut right to the chase. Here’s the lavishing visual for his album’s title track. IV Play begins May 28. Directed by X.

If you haven’t seen Curren$y live lately, he compiles three of his most recent shows in under three minutes, just for you. The audio can be found on New Jet City.

Aubrey has announced his annual OVO Fest and has turned it into a two-day festival. It all goes down at the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre August 4-5.

Feeling Nacho Bell Grande, Mannie checked into RapFix via Skype today and weighed in on his exclusion from the upcoming Big Tymer’s album. “It’s kinda like doing a Jackson 5 album with Boyz II Men. Two different eras, great artists, but Boyz II Men is not the Jackson 5. I don’t bash Cash Money, Birdman, or none of them. It’s really on, I’m just striving on just getting what I deserve, you know, what I put in. Honestly I think Drake is a […]

Before ending today’s episode of RapFix Live, Lore’l and Oun-P kicked a rhyme for the MTV cameras. DJ Tony Touch also got off the 1s and 2s and cracked the mic.