Despite their troubled past, the king of the jungle and the king of South keep their head up high on the bonus cut off Snoop Lion’s Reincarnated. No regrets at all, so pick up the album here. xzone

Inspired by ‘Pac’s role in the classic film, Denzil Porter’s got the juice on his brand new recording. Produced by CLAWS.

From Beyoncé (“No, No, No”) to Whitney Houston (“Your Love Is My Love”), Wyclef’s had in hand in breaking and molding some of the game’s biggest stars. In the second portion of our conversation, he speaks on role as a songwriter and breaks down his production. April Showers drops on the 29th.

Somewhere in between the hottest singles and the worst audios, are tracks that have seem to slip past your radar. For today’s Truth, Mr. Wilson highlights his top 3 that must be added to your playlist.

Before Los releases his Becoming King tape the day after tomorrow, he excites his fans with one final leak featuring Diddy and Luda. hnhh

From old feuds to the old days at Bad Boy, SP highlights some of his memorable moments during his time on The Combat Jack Show. The Ghost came in and rocked through his most of his storied history with the Lox, Diddy, DMX, Tupac, Mary J. Blige, the East West Coast beef, how D Block’s legendary lyrical beef with Roc-a-fella almost spilled out into the streets and more. P also shed some real grown man tears reminiscing about the Notorious […]

Snoop Dogg’s been on a media blitz. Yesterday, he and Daz Dillinger stopped by Hot 97 for Cipha Sounds and Peter Rosenberg’s Juan Epstein podcast. Later on, he appeared on The Late Show With David Letterman and performed his new single off The Doggumentary, “Boom”. [vodpod id=Video.5872701&w=425&h=350&fv=] UPDATE: Back on the show, Lion spoke on reincarnation, the criticism, being Grammy-less, Rozay’s Reebok fiasco and tons more.

You can find Just Blaze on Combat Jack’s weekly podcast show. Speaking with Sama’an Ashrawi, the producer/DJ spoke on how joining the crew came about and on-air experiences.

Power 105’s morning crew invited TJ back to the show. On this go round, he discusses fame, “Females Welcomed”, side chicks, making the XXL freshman class, “All Gold Everything (Remix)” and more.

With The Roots’ instrumentation, Black Thought goes off the top based off the random discussions between Jimmy Fallon and audience members. Thought takes some good notes.