Diabolic is back in his all new video to track 2 from off his latest project, “Fighting Words”. The song is called “Introvert” and is just hardcore hip hop, period. Peep the video out and then purchase the album here:  “Fighting Words”

Chicago hip hop duo theWHOevers give the visual treatment to “Need Somebody”, a song featured on their last project, “Ridin’ Waves”. Tune in and stay tuned for their next upcoming project, “Black & White & Born To Use Mics” to drop first quarter of 2015.

Atlanta rookies Migos have had a stint of successful hit songs, most known for their Drake assisted “Versace”. Well the Three Amigos are back with a brand new mixtape entitled, “Rich N*gga Timeline”. Zaytoven, Cheeze Beatz, TM88, Murda Beatz & a slew of others. Download the entire mixtape for free.

G-Unit’s Young Buck introduces his new Cashville Records/G-Unit South artist Lil Mac in the official video release for, “Who Is This”.

To be enigmatic is to be mysterious, puzzling and baffling, something Rochester emcee Raw Facts has perfected in terms of categorizing his particular style. After working alongside the likes of Gunplay, Jon Connor and Black Cobain on previous projects, “Enigmatic” ,produced by Johnny Juliano, gives just a sensual glimpse of where Raw Facts is taking his newest body of work.

Jevon Doe drops a relatable track to any male that has been with a beautiful disconnected woman with “Poster Girl”.

Vancouver, Canada hip hop group Altered Minds drop their sixteen track album via Bandcamp entitled “The Bandits”. The Bandits by Altered Minds

“Orbit” combines Soquelle’s heavy hip hop beats with another smooth vocal performance by Anastasia Gera, backed by Mark’s sonorous raps & chill dub grooves, think Inigma circa early nineties on this one.

Starz is a Canadian hip hop artist from the east side of Toronto, Ontario. He currently remains unsigned to any independent or major label and is working on his debut mixtape titled, “TheGiFT”. Here’s Starz’ latest video to his track “It’s All Real” borrowing the beat & title from the Pitch Black & Premo track. http://youtu.be/XjSWymjUaoA

The art of storytelling was always the basis of Rap. As lyrical content evolved over time, different generations found themselves relating less and less to the lyrics. But certain subjects have always crossed over the generational gaps. When you hear about “The Trap”, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Jordan Lee deciphers what it means to him through …