Ace just can’t leave the hood alone. With that being said, he returns to the block for his brand new video. Blood Sweat & Tears August 9. Sidebar: Blood, Sweat & Tears Ch. 1: Blood

Where the weed at you ask? Well apparently Joell Ortiz got that good shit and has plenty of it. The Life & Times Of Sebastian Rios will be told. Yaowa!

There’s more to life than videos but this one comes from Maino for one of his latest cuts. The Day After Tomorrow coming October 4.

For their latest viral, Cali Swag District keeps their fallen comrade, M-Bone‘s memory alive with their tribute track. Remember folks. It’s Deeper Than The Dougie. wshh

If you aren’t in the loop, the Wu is releasing a Legendary Weapons compilation LP on July 26. Before then, here’s their latest leak with Ghost, Sean P and Trife. You don’t need a doctor’s note for this one.

It’s a celebration bitches—well actually, the latest single from Black Rob. Purchase it on iTunes here. While you’re at it, cop the album Game Tested, Streets Approved when that drops July 26.

Run and tell this. In the midst of the ongoing violence in City Of Brotherly Love, radio personality Star of Philly’s 100.3 The Beat’s Star & Buckwild Morning Show has decided to relaunch his Start Snitching campaign in partnership with Philly’s mayor, Michael A. Nutter and the Philadelphia Police department’s Deputy Commissioner Richard J. Ross Jr. Founded in 2002, Star launched the campaign in NYC to encourage individuals to come forward with information in regards to crimes. So far, there have been 156 homicides in Philadelphia this year. […]

Pete Rock and Smif-N-Wessun celebrated the release of Monumental last night at the Tammany Hall in NYC’s Lower East Side. After the show, chaos sparked between clubgoers and the NYPD outside. Clips from the show after the jump.

We got a few parts live before, but last night at the Staples Center, Jermaine performed his first single in its entirety as well as his other tracks during the opening of Ri Ri’s Loud tour. rap-up Related: Cole Summer Ep. 1

It’s risky business in the A, but a few days ago, Antwan brought it across the water and on to the Glastonbury stage. If you haven’t yet, get Sir Lucious Left Foot…The Son Of Chico Dusty here.