DJ Paul presents the spooky rap music video for "Torture Chambers," featuring the late, great Lord Infamous, from Part 1 of the K.O.M.'s new Year of the Six project, which you can get here http://lnk.to/YotsPt1 .

Today is Angel Haze's "Resurrection." The female emcee?returns to rap music after a short hiatus from music with a brand new single.

Rapper/producer Kanye West was handcuffed and taken to a Los Angeles hospital on Monday (Nov. 21) after several off the wall incidents.

To follow-up the release of his debut album 'Not Rich Yet,' Clyde Kelly drops the new record "Hayley (Fallin')," a romantic ode to his real-life girlfriend, who is pictured on the single's cover art.

Fetty Wap continues his onslaught of new music. His latest release is the groovy, Samantha-assisted "Better," a song?that sees him reppin' for a chick, insisting, "I ain't going nowhere." "My queen, baby," Fetty spits.

Shy Glizzy heats up the stripclub with his new rap music video "Bankroll." " Young Jefe 2 " available now via 300 Entertainment

The Cool Kids continue where they left off with the wavy new single, "Connect Four." The record combines their classic penchant for fresh rhymes that fit together like yin and yang with a strong awareness of the hip-hop landscape in 2016.

DJ Infamous Talk2Me takes us behind-the-scenes on the set of his new music video shoot for "Run The Check Up," featuring Jeezy, Ludacris, Yo Gotti, and a lot of money!

Before Eminem signed to a major label, he released the independent?debut studio album, Infinite,?in November of 1996. The project sold?out of all 500 pressed copies and has not been commercially available until today.

Papoose gets some musical love from his wife Remy Ma for the remix of his popular single, "Black Love." On the track, the hip hop couple spit bars about their appreciation for the qualities they love in each other.

Sony Music International/RCA Records singer Davido releases the?new music video for "Coolest Kid In Africa" ft. Nasty C, a track off of his EP, Son Of Mercy .

DaBaby, formerly known as Baby Jesus, serves up some real talk for the streets in his rap music video for "Drug Money," produced by Sean Da Firzt.