After releasing his seventh solo album, The Wild, Raekwon announces his "The Wild" Tour 2017 to support the project.

Check out Kur's latest rap video for "Razor/Havoc" featuring some heat from Chyna Rogers. The track is off of Kur's latest EP, Have Not, now available for download .

Antonio Breez is back, this time with a spontaneous freestyle that pays homage to the infamous Mobb Deep. In "Survival Of The Fittest," Breez takes it to the streets; The wordsmith unleashes his ferocious flow by using deadly puns and metaphors.

THE CONGLOMERATE ENT presents new music from ice cold NYC rapper Murda Mook called "100 Dollar Bill," featuring Rudi Rob.

Straight from Palm Beach, rapper?Choppa Zoe releases his first official single "Okay Okay." The video features big ups and shout outs for Chop by DJ Khaled, E-40, A$AP Rocky, The Game, O.T.

It has been a year of successful turnovers for Grammy nominated recording artist and expanding entrepreneur, Rick Ross.

Azealia Banks is sharing some personal and sad news; the female rapper reveals that she has suffered a miscarriage.

Lloyd drops 'Change Lanes,' which features Curren$y and Big K.R.I.T., as a part of his viral series #BlueFriday. "I got these drugs in my stream," he spits about being street and fashion forward.

Boston rapper Avenue taps Ariez Onasis and Royce da 5'9 for the second coming of his single, "Nobody." "Nobody Pt. 2" is an impressive offering from the original single, backed by the infectious Jennifer Lewis sample, "In These Streets."

Little Simz amps up the excitement for the Friday, Dec. 16th release of her second, full-length LP, 'Stillness in Wonderland,' with another teaser from the album: "Picture Perfect," a song produced by GRAMMY Nominated producer Rascal.

Common continues his fight against social issues with the rap video for "Letter to the Free." In the black-and-white clip, directed and shot by Bradford Young, the Chi-town rap veteran is seen rapping alongside musicians as a black box floats across the

Houston's next up, Dat Boy, taps Boosie Badazz for the hater-blocking anthem, "Make Em Mad." In the rap music video, the two rappers flaunt their bling, cash, bitches and rides in hopes to piss their enemies off.