Bad as she wanna be, E-V-E glams up and returns to the small screen for her forthcoming album’s first visual. Lip Lock is expected to arrive later this year.

Nickle Nine blows dust off Kanye’s “We Major” instrumental and runs a few laps for his latest freestyle. Hopefully, this is a sign that there’s more to come.

Time to wake and bake. Juicy J kicks off the morning with another cut featuring his Taylor Gang boss. Produced by himself and Crazy Mike.

With DJ Clark Kent on the mic, Wale held court last night at the Bowery Ballroom and brought out French Montana for “Back 2 Ballin”, “Actin Up” and “Ocho Cinco”. Page 31 has more footage below of Wale performing “Bad” alongside Tiara Thomas and “The One Eyed Kitten Song”.

Is Brooklyn in the house? Without a doubt. So for Joell Ortiz, he reps his borough the best way he knows how on his latest recording. ifwt

Trinidad James keeps it in his hometown with the official remix featuring his fellow ATLiens. If that ain’t enough for ya, expect a lot more on the way. hhnm

Let’s face it, Waka was hit with the sophomore jinx for Triple F Life. For starters his single, “I Don’t Really Care” lived up to its name and “Get Low” was just a poor effort. The project did have a few highlights with “Lurkin”,  “Let Dem Guns Blam” , “Power Of My Pen” and of course, the Drake-aided “Round of Applause”. But outside of those chosen few, it was downhill from there. Lackluster cuts such as “Rooster In My Rari”, “Fist Pump”, “Flex”, […]

If you need yours replaced, have no fear. In support of his HITstory project, Hit-Boy has more than enough wattage to light up in his new video. Easy on the high beams, ladies.

Wale joins the likes of A$AP Rocky, Pac Div, Trinidad James, Ryan Leslie and more on the L.A. Leakers new compilation mixtape, The 2013 Draft Picks. Download the full project here.

Curren$y loves to flood the game with free music, but last year, he made fans come out of pocket with his major Warner Bros. debut, The Stoned Immaculate. Through the clouds of smoke, Spitta pulls up with a bundle of standouts (“Chandelier”, “Showroom”). He’s equipped with witty lines (“Sunroof”, “Chasin’ Papers”, ) and stands tall amongst collaborators as evidenced by “No Squares” (Wiz Khalifa), “What It Look Like” (Wale), “Fast Cars, Faster Women” (Daz), “Capitol” (2 Chainz), “That’s The Thing” […]