Lumberjack Sean is the killer with the axe in this new horror flick off Mic Tyson. Says Mr. Price: “The Genesis of the Omega sounded better than the start of the ending. I was just trying to be slick with the words. The Genesis, you know that’s the beginning of The Bible. The Omega, that’s the end. On some punk shit, read too many comic books. lol”

Rich Boy’s Back To Class mixtape was supposed to drop on New Year’s Eve. But since that didn’t go over as planned, here’s his latest leak courtesy of The Fader.

On Saturday night, Ace Hood brought the celebration of his mixtape’s release over to Miami’s Cameo Nightclub and here’s a recap of the evening. Download Starvation 2 here.

“Won’t sign to no major if no wager, less than a $3 million offer off the top.” Joey takes one small step for New York and one giant leap for planet Brooklyn on this new cut debuted and produced by DJ Premier. According to AO, the track will be officially released on Monday. UPDATE: Final version.

Rockie Fresh’s got more than 24 hours to live. And for the latest leak off his Electric Highway mixtape, he expands his life expectancy with Nip Hussle and MMG boss Rick Ross. The project drops in its entirety next Monday.

The rap game loves gold. And today, Killer Mike grabs ahold Trinidad James’ track for his own interpretation. Too bad this version didn’t make the official remix. lowkey

In support of their self-titled mixtape, Maino and his crew hit the streets for a two-for one in their latest videos. See how the drama unfolds above. Download The Mafia here.

Getting the wheels in motion for his mixtape, Juelz Santana and Lil Reese roll through with their brand new video. Juelz Santana’s God Will’n drops tonight. Whooa! trillHD

Killa traveled down 95 to the City of Brotherly Love and performed at The Blockley on Saturday. HHS1987 has the highlights of Cam running through some classics. Powerful music indeed.

To commemorate her seventh album, Unapologetic, Ri Ri graces seven covers, inspired by each album, for the Feb/Mar issue of Complex. Below is an excerpt from the cover story. Rihanna considers the album’s first single, “Diamonds,” one of her favorite songs since “Umbrella” because of the way it makes her feel. “It was so inspiring and uplifting,” she says. “It was giving me hope, that song. I was tired of angry love songs. Love doesn’t always have to be about breakups, […]