Fokis pays tribute to the king of Gin and Super Socco on the second video from his upcoming “A Vintage State of Mind” mixtape.

The Canadian songbird unleashes the tracklist for her oft-delayed sophomore album.

DJ Spinna names his five favorite songs from the late great J Dilla.

Hov and ‘Ye are thanked for the disclaimer for their latest music video.

The self-proclaimed oehardest bitch coming out the ‘Stuy since Kimmy slays the Diplo-produced Wale single.

Big Sean honors the late J Dilla by dropping some rhymes over his favorite beat off the legendary Detroit producer’s “Donuts” album.

Teyana Taylor links up with Honey Cocaine of Tyga’s imprint and DJ Mustard of “Rack City” fame.

Another previously unreleased track off Pill’s brand new mixtape “The Epidemic.”

Here is an alternate version of Jeezy’s “I Do” featuring a new verse from Drake.

A new poppy-to-the-max track from Killa Cam.

Atmosphere’s Ant and Jake One supply the seven tracks for Ali’s free treat next week.

A classic from Children of the Corn that is seeing an official release on the Big L “L Corleone” collection available on iTunes this Tuesday.

Black Hippy’s own Schoolboy Q to bring his live show to New York City’s Santos Party House on February 23rd.

Grand Hustle’s runner up for best dressed throws out a loosie from his “We Out Chea” mixtape.

Gangsta Gibbs and Jeezy drop an end of the week surprise in the form of a brand new track. This will be showing up on DJ Sean Mac’s “Luxury Trap Music 2.”

The first leak off Raheem DeVaughn’s “Destintation Loveland” EP dropping next and featuring appearances from Dr. Maya Angelou, Dwele, Phil Ade and Snoop.

What would Teddy Pendergrass do? The King of Memphis lays it down, as this comes from his “Person of Interest” EP, which drops on April 17.

Bus-A-Buss explains how his joint deal with Cash Money and Google Music is revolutionary for music.

The Capo plans to hit the road with opening act Nyemiah Supreme.

Exclusive: The Fresno veteran told HipHopDX, “I could honestly say we made a classic,” and compares it to Group Home’s “Livin’ Proof” album.