Seattle rhymer Eighty4Fly is riding on his latest mixtape Colors , and killin' the flow with his latest single "Murder." The low-simmering A Dot-produced track slowly builds along with Eighty4Fly's intensifying bars.

Is Kanye West and Will Smith cooking new music up in Brazil? According to Rap Rader, that looks to be the case!

The world's biggest names in music came out for music's biggest night last night (Feb 10) for the 55 th Annual Grammy Awards at the Staple Center in Los Angeles.

Thought to be debuting the new song itself "Started From the Bottom" during the Grammy's, Drizzy decided to debut the song in advance, then drop the video during Grammy night.

It seems like Lil Mama's career has been on a downward spiral after she crashed the stage at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards during a performance by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys.

50 Cent promises to return to music this spring with his fifth album King Immortal, but meanwhile, he proves he ain't playin' around this time; the mogul penned and recorded this song on Wednesday of this past week, and shot the video the next day.

Astro showcases his old soul in the unreleased track "CB4." The self-produced track sees the X Factor Alum reminiscing about life's good times.

DJ Enuff aim to get the set started and Jersey up and comers Kazzie Pop and Trin Sade plan on keeping it going with "Get It." Produced by NWEMG Productions

Twenty-year-old New Jersey newcomer and NuWorldEra Music Group signee Kazzie Pop takes us behind the scenes of his upcoming video for the amped "We Don't F**K With That" featuring Waka Flocka.

Nineties rapper Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell is concerned about his fellow Miami brethren Rick Ross after Ross was the target of an attempted assassination attempt.

No one drops the bomb like Funk Master Flex... period. He breaks artists and ends careers with the sound of that bomb. In this situation, he showcases a freestyle with Florida's own Ace Hood.

Surrounded by cheerleaders in a white mansion, Snoop Lion (Snoop Dogg) partakes in the Rasta life in "Here Comes the King." He mingles with townspeople and features dance hall footage, amplifying the reggae aura and his new outlook on life.