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Yesterday, we posted A$AP Ferg's unhinged all-star remix to the 2012 underground hit "Work." And now we get the video, in which Ferg and associates French Montana, Trinidad James, Schoolboy Q, and…   Read Story »
With last year's blaring, anthemic underground hit "Work," A$AP Ferg became the first non-Rocky A$AP Mob member to break out. And now he's lined up an odd crew of famous rappers to appear on the…   Read Story »
Remember last month when we made a hand-wringing post about the death of the MP3 and thereby the end of the downloadable Monthly Mix? Well, fuck it -- ZIP FILE BACK. Thank you for your comments and…   Read Story »
Kendrick Lamar might be the most exciting rap breakout of the past year, but his excitable and gravelly Black Hippy crewmate Schoolboy Q also made a pretty excellent album last year in Habits And…   Read Story »
Hey, another Black Hippy posse cut! I'll take it! The four members of the furiously creating L.A. rap crew -- Kendrick Lamar, Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Ab-Soul) don't all rap on the same song too often.…   Read Story »
Summer is ending! And you have some work to do. Did you experience that season-defining moment? That rooftop conversation, that carefree weekend of intense interpersonal bonding? Did you find the…   Read Story »
This week, probably just because the world is a wonderful place, the members of the ferocious California rap quartet Black Hippy have been posting free songs on the internet. In the past few days,…   Read Story »
L.A.'s Black Hippy may be one of the most exciting rap crews to emerge in recent years, but all four members of the group don't appear together on the same song very often. When they do, it's cause…   Read Story »
The new Schoolboy Q video for Habits & Contraditions standout "There He Go" features the bucket-hat-bedecked rapper chilling with the rest of the TDE crew, his movements and thoughts accented by…   Read Story »
Russian Roulette, the new album from veteran rap producer Alchemist, is a long and freaked collage of raps and found-sound splurges and bits of old Soviet propaganda. So it only makes sense that the…   Read Story »