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Two New York legends link up as Cormega jumps on a Large Professor beat for his latest single “Industry”. The smooth track is the first single from Mega’s upcoming “Mega Philosophy” album.

Hip Hop fans know that a New York Yankees fitted cap is a must in any sensible rap fan’s wardrobe. Skyzoo and Torae took it to the next level by making an ode to the fashion staple and the city that bred it. Complete with production from !llmind and vocals from a 60’s championship team this is one to nod …

Alchemist and Evidence are the “Stepbrothers”. Fresh off the release of their “Lord Steppington” project the pair give a quick look into their lives and a little background on “Why We Do This”.

St. Louis’ Bo Dean is on a mission. His mission is to bring the limelight back to his city. With his “Bovember” album series containing some of the best hip hop the midwest has heard, he is on track to do just that. Check out his latest video “Money” featuring Shotta G. The single can be found on his latest …

The Golden Era of hip hop was a time long ago, when rappers were creative and original, a time before consumerism and capitalism were the driving factors of the art form. Alvin Trace’s latest mixtape “All or Nothing” is not only an ode to, but an attempt to bring back this period in hip hop. Rapping with conviction and a …

90’s rapper Chi Ali is back with a brand new single, “G Check” featuring LOX member Jadakiss. Bringing back that gritty east coast sound, Ali lets you know what happens when you cross a “G”.

Holding it down for Texas Gensu Dean may be one of hip hop’s best kept secrets. Producing for the likes of David Banner, Lord Jamar, and Ol’ Dirty Bastard to name a few Dean has quietly been making noise. Linking up with Left Coast rhyme vet Planet Asia the duo is calling for a “Listen”.

Left coast rhyme duo, Audio Push get an assist from New Yorker Joey Badass on “Tis The Season”. While definitely not your usual holiday music with similar titles, good hip hop is always in season.

Like many of us who are fans of hip hop, New York rhymer Skyzoo is also a fan of Jay-Z. He links up with Philadelphia composer Antman Wonder for “An Ode to Reasonable Doubt”. The 9 track EP finds Mr. Wonder remaking some of most well known songs from “Reasonable Doubt” with live instrumentation and Skyzoo spitting the lyrics in …

Mixtape DJ and producer J-Love links up with the one and only Sean Price and MOP’s Lil Fame for “NY Barbarians”. As the title suggests hard bars and a New York sound make up this standout track.