As the latest guest for Sway‘s in-studio concert series, Kirko performs “Drank In My Cup” and “Play Me”. He also shares advice for upcoming rappers and speaks on the Houston sound’s influence in the game.

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During their tour stop in Philly, Shady 2.0’s fantastic four stopped by Cosmic Kev’s The Come Up Show and rocked the mic over Freeway’s “What We Do”.

On location in L.A., here is a look at Curren$y and Daz’ video shoot for their recent collabo. Looks like a scene straight out of a mafia flick. The Stoned Immaculate drops June 5. Pre-order it here.

A month after his debut Live From The Underground drops on June 5, K.R.I.T. will hit the road starting July 11 in Detroit. More cities to be added soon, but peep the current itinerary after the jump.

As Beans slowly makes his way back on the music scene, he and his mob hit the stage last night at NYC’s Pyramid Club showcasing his catalogue. Pow-TV arrives with footage from his set.

Ab-Soul and his fellow TDE compadre both shine on their illustrious cut produced by Skhye Hutch. Control System arrives this Friday.

Fresh out the laboratory, Twista changes the momentum of his flow for his smoker’s anthem. Could have used a better hook though. The Dark Horse coming soon. fsd

Artwork: Andy Bustard Produced by Lex Luger, Chief Keef holds his barrel and takes his chances with DMV’s Fat Trel for their collabo. Unfortunately, the beat is far from “bang bang”. thefader

[vodpod id=ExternalVideo.1018321&w=540&h=350&fv=vid%3D29221716%26] In support of the 2012 Olympic Games, B.o.B joined Maryland-bred Rock band on a track for the Rely On Copper To Go For The Gold campaign. Download it here and follow the road to the Gold above. hhdx