Styles did it and now Neighborhood Nipsey decides to add a little West Coast flavor to Josh and Ghostdini’s collab. I don’t care what you think, this song still knocks.

As previously reported, Prodigy will be releasing his autobiography, My Infamous Life: The Autobiography of Mobb Deep’s Prodigy on April 19th. Pictured above is the book’s cover jacket. In other related news, P recently teamed up with Selfish Skateboards to help design Blood Sport skate decks. Kick push after the jump for a look.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, Shady Records latest signees are gearing up for a February 8th release and below are the six titles from the EP. Don’t miss the celebration. 1. Back on the Scene Ft. Dres 2. Sun Doobie 3. Everybody Down 4. Put Some Money On It (Remix) Ft. The Lox 5. Fight Club (Remix) 6. Move On (Remix) Ft. Iffy 2db

[vodpod id=Video.5374589&w=425&h=350&fv=] Time to head out West as Uncle Snoop takes us on a joy ride through the City of Angels in his latest clip. Produced by Scoop DeVille. El Lay big city of dreams.

Banko’s H.F.M.2 may not have gotten the recognition it deserved, but that’s not stopping him from hitting our big screen for his next flick. Looks like a whole lot of drama and eye candy too. Video premieres this Sunday.

Trae and Z-Ro are A.B.N., Assholes By Nature to be exact and before their collaborative effort, It Still Is What It drops, here is their latest offering. Don’t be an a-hole and pay your respects. dgb

Grab your blunts and towels, nephews. In support his upcoming album, Doggumentary, Uncle Snoop plans to hit the road for a 22-city trek. See where he makes his splash in your vicinity after the jump. ru

photo: village slum Here’s another one of the seven tracks recorded last week for Free and Statik’s FreeStatik EP. Also on board is Reek Da Villian. If you haven’t copped the EP yet, what are you waiting for? Get to it.

Rick Ross keeps his hustle going and joins Ace Hood on his Lex Luger-produced track. Everyday he’s hustlin’, indeed. splash UPDATE: Official Remix featuring Lil Wayne. Via Flex. UPDATE 2: Updated with No Tags via uhtn.

Jon Connor, you got the juice now. For Funk Flex, he gets his 90s flow on over Eric B and Rakim’s classic cut. Riverside muthafucker Ha!