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Busta Rhymes premieres the visuals for his new single "Thank You," a tune from his forthcoming album, ELE 2.

As his December 10th release date draws closer, Childish Gambino continues the hype surrounding his upcoming project by releasing the new cut "Sweatpants." 'because the Internet' will follow Gambino's debut album, CAMP, which dropped in 2011 via Glassnote

T.I. has found a home for his Grand Hustle imprint. Following his departure from Atlantic Records, where he released where he released seven albums, the "Trouble Man" rapper has steered his ship over to Columbia records.

Are you ready for some Lauryn Hill? The eight-time Grammy-Award winner will perform at a Thanksgiving Eve show at New York's Bowery Ballroom on November 27, her first performance since being released from prison early last month (October) after serving three

Super-producer Timbaland unwraps the brand new track, "Know About Me", featuring Drake, James Fauntleroy and Jay Z.

House of Pain member Everlast, real name Erik Schrody, is suing a New York party company for trademark infringement on his group's most famous track.

"The world is not so bad after all" is the theme around Timbaland's artist Brasco's new single "After All," featuring singer-songwriter Stacy Barthe.

Young Jeezy offers up the new joint "Foul Play," and no he's not riding dirty, instead he's ballin' on the haters with his luxurious items and cash money.

Because of demand, there will be more J. Cole to see! The RocNation/Columbia rapper has announced new dates for a second edition of his top-selling North American "What Dreams May Come Tour".

Syler follows up his previously released offering "The Funk" with the J. Glazed-produced cut "What I Am." Lifted from his upcoming mixtape One Minute to Midnight , the record continues to showcase the New York City MC's lyrical prowess.

Rapper DMX's personal life continues to take hits. After a recent arrest for driving with a suspended license and no insurance, it's being reported that his recent bankruptcy filing was dismissed in a New York court.

Jay Z has been hit with a copyright lawsuit by a New York City record label, who claims the rap mogul used an unlicensed sample for his 2009 hit "Run This Town," which features Rihanna and Kanye West.