All summer long, Future’s guilty pleasure tune from Pluto had everyone dancing or annoyed, at the same damn time. The Atlanta rapper’s cadence has its shine occasionally, but the song’s success derives from the infectious hook and the hard-hitting sounds from one of the A’s shining producers, Sonny Digital. Not only did it spawn a few renditions by the likes of many, but Luda and the guy who invented the remix got on board, “I say ooh, I think she like […]

Turk seems like he’s adjusted pretty well with his return and apparently his funds are too. His mixtape, Blame It On The System finally arrives February 22.

With the release of their Dirty Slums 2 around the corner, the Detroit tandem calls in extra reinforcement for their latest leak. Mixtape drops January 29. For those in the D, come celebrate with them on the 25th.

The statistics are disturbing. So for Cassidy’s remake of “Gangnam Style”, he hits the streets to make a difference. Remember, if you can’t fit it in, don’t get it in.

On Angie‘s born day today, Esco visited Hot 97’s rush hour drive. He discussed his NYE show, his 4 Grammy nods and making amends with Kelis. He also weighs in on CNN awarding him as the best lyricist of all time and mentions he’s already working on his next album. Yup, life is still good.

Juelz ain’t the only Diplomat with new music. Premiered by DJ Self on Power 105, Killa Cam lives up to his moniker over a Meek Mill sample.

Juelz continues to welcome himself back in the game. And tonight, he gives Flex the okie doke to premiere his latest offering. God Will’n drops January 14. Listen to his interview here.

Although Donald Glover isn’t shown, it looks like we get a few random nights in Lower East Side from his P.O.V. Dope song. Doper visuals.

Better dress warm. Showing off his pizazz, Machine Gun Kelly takes the cover of YRB magazine’s upcoming winter issue. Below is the visual to his new track featuring a gang of Cleveland upstarts.

Compton’s veteran released his Keep It Hood EP last Friday. For the fifth track, he shows his true colors over Brenk Sinatra’s production and scratches by DJ Premier. This gets a stamp of approval.