Seems like we’ve been waiting for Obie Trice’s Bottoms Up forever. But no need to pout cause it’s finally coming October 25. Here’s the latest treat off the project. kingz

During the Closer To My Dreams tour stop in the capital of Virginia yesterday, the Diggster stopped by Richmond’s The Beat 106.5 and dropped a quick set of bars on The Big Nat Show. Listen up.

Here’s some footage from producer Caviar’s studio in West Hollywood. In the clip, we get to see N.O.R.E. and Macy Gray crafting their collaboration track, “Electrolytes“, which surfaced last week. 57thave

Ja might be locked away for awhile, but that isn’t stopping him from releasing music. After a few setbacks, the second installment of his Pain Is Love is now dropping on October 11. Don’t front, the first single still bumps. nav

No bars from Rozay, but he provides his signature adlibs as Meek kicks a freebie over “Tony Montana” and “Otis” during their recent stop at The Come Up Show in Philly. Dream Chasers drops August 11.

Division 1’s Young Chris and Rico Love kick back and sail away for their latest clip. Feel like canoodling? Well let the L.I.F.E. mixtape serve as your soundtrack. wshh

Raekwon revealed to XXL, that his biopic C.R.E.A.M. is 60% complete and he has enlisted Cee-Lo to play the role of his father. “Cee Lo Green [is] playing my pops in the film. Cee Lo is gon’ play Raekwon’s ol’ dad! [He’s] a good friend of mine. When I called him and told him about it he was just overwhelmed. He’s just one out of the greats that’s gonna be on the project.”

Presented by Embassy Ent., Willie The Kid uses his one-of-a-kind raps over some familiar samples for his latest mix. You know the drill. Tracklist and download link below.

Loso was across the border at the Telus Theatre in Montreal last Thursday. During his set, he paid tribute to the late Nate Dogg while performing “Can’t Deny It”. You don’t wanna fuck with we. montreality

Good question. Just a few weeks after Jay held his own, The Throne held a listening session last night at the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. Guests included Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, DJ Khaled, Pusha T, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip and more. Watch The Throne drops digitally August 8 on iTunes and in stores August 12.