The Daily Pulse

Fat Joe turned himself in yesterday to begin his four-month prison sentence for tax evasion, but before he exited the free world, he gifted fans with " Your Honor ", his brand new mixtape, Darkside 3, along with an accompanying music video for the title

Tyga keeps the clubs on a 100 with his latest offering "Throw It Up," a party anthem, which sees the rapper diving into a new sound with the help of auto-tune and DJ Mustard.

Waka Flocka Flame rounds up the hood for "Where It At," a record off his recent mixtape "DuFlocka Rant 2." In the visuals, the "It's a Party" hitmaker journeys to Paris, France, not for the tourism sights, but to showcase the wild life in them streets.

Y.O. stand up! This record may be arriving a bit late, especially since the summer is about to wrap, but nevertheless, anything from The LOX is welcoming.

In his new track "Netflix," featuring Fergie, 2 Chainz raps about adding something to the adult collection of the media streaming service.

MMG's compilation Self Made 3 may be helmed by the Maybach camp, but it features emces from across the board as well, this according to the newly-released tracklisting.

"Let's Werk" is full of misdirection. The dance fusion production is not the typical selection for a lady spitting aggressive and overly confident lines.

Eminem returns with his new single "Berzerk" from his upcoming 'Marshall Mathers 2 LP'.

With days left before he turns himself in for a four-month prison sentence for tax evasion, Fat Joe gifts true Hip Hop fans the brand new cut "Your Honor," featuring Action Bronson.

Indie Vancouver hip-hop/alternative artist SonReal drops the humorous visual for his single "Everywhere We Go" where he plays a throwback nerd with some swag.

No wonder Em joined Twitter recently ! The Detroit rapper has been slowly integrating himself back in the public psyche by contributing a song for the upcoming Call of Duty: Ghost video game and joining social networks.

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