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Wanting to simply speak from his heart Hopsin does just that on “Have You Seen Me”. “I get tired of putting out organized structured music and all that label crap. I just wanna rap and speak my mind,” says Hopsin. The single will not be featured on any of his upcoming projects.

California emcee Casey Veggies gets a guest verse from Curren$y himself on his remix to “Life$tyle”. Boasting a chilled out beat by Cardiak the two rappers take turns telling you about the lifestyle of a winner.

Childish Gambino tests out his singing chops on “Melrose”. The single comes in the form of a mysterious tweet to friend and musician Jhene Aiko.

When Yela dropped “Radioactive” and featured Gansta Boo, it was only evident that Catfish Billy would gain entry into the circle we know as Three Six Mafia. The group recently released a video, minus Juicy J, and in it we see Yelawolf filling the spot. Fast forward to this past Halloween, we now have an adrenaline fueled ep from the …

Strong Arm Steady member Krondon links up with frequent Curren$y collaborator Smoke DZA on “Breathe”. The single can be found on the deluxe version of Krondon’s upcoming “Everything’s Nothing” album.

Brooklyn, NY rapper Troy Ave gets a guest verse from Pusha T on “Everything”. With Troy’s “New York City” Album having dropped just a few days ago, the DJ Uneek produced, single is garnering attention around the country.

Chicago-based rapper DJ Nate has had a crazy year– from signing with Que Records/EMI to being set-up and robbed by spiteful locals and ending up on virtually every urban media site. To close out 2013 on a major note, Nate, who has already raked in millions of Youtube views for his previous songs, releases his new single, “More Than One,” …

Takticz drops this Trap style track as a follow up to “Y.N.S.” ft. Chuuwee. The N8 the Gr8 produced track pays homage to the movie Friday and the words of the infamous D-Bo. With lyrics like “What you got on yourself, what you got on your shelf?” “Got Ramen and Jiffy but spend $250 up on a belt.” Takticz shows …

Rey Stackz releases the first track since his project Area 929, entitled, “BSWT”. The track features Rey delivering three lyrical and somewhat socially charged verses over a melodic bass driven beat. BSWT is the first drop from Rey’s upcoming album, “A Divine Intervention”.

Harlem’s own Dutch New York scoops up Riot for the ultra infectious smash “Serious”. Produced by Max Dollas & Rex, the beat is a perfect fit for Dutch to carry on the New York Hip Hop tradition.