The NBA and Bacardi’s Highlight Mix brings us a new track from ScHoolboy Q today titled “Hell Of A Night”. Produced by DJ Dahi, this is indeed something to throw on at your festivities this weekend!

Q’s anticipated album ‘Oxymoron’ is on the way…

DOWNLOAD Schoolboy Q – Hell Of A Night (Prod. by DJ Dahi)

New Meek for the holiday weekend? Sure why not! Expect to hear this heat rock on his upcoming Dreamchasers 3 mixtape, which is long overdue…

Odd Future duo Matt Martians (of The Internet) and Hal Williams (Pyramid Vritra), collectively known as The Jet Age Of Tomorrow, present to us their latest project, The Jellyfish Mentality. Complete with 21 tracks, the mixtape includes features from Kilo Kish, SBTRKT, Domo Genesis, Mac Miller, Earl Sweatshirt, Casey Veggies, and much more backed by their interesting futuristic sound. Stream/Download the entire project below…

DOWNLOAD The Jet Age Of Tomorrow – The Jellyfish Mentality (Mixtape)

As June 18th approaches, Mac Miller continues to keep the anticipation for his sophomore album going as we now have a look at the track-listing. With features from his buddies like Earl Sweatshirt, Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, Action Bronson, and Tyler, The Creator; oh, and even ghost a** Jay Electronica, it seems as though Mac has put together quite the body of work. While we still need to hear the whole body of work to fully back that statement, his single’s “S.D.S” and “Watching Movies” have things off to a good start. Peep the tracklist below and don’t forget to catch Mac with guests Chance The Rapper, Vince Staples, and The Internet on ‘The Space Migration Tour’ kicking off June 25th!

01. The Star Room
02. Avian
03. I’m Not Real f. Vinny Radio & Earl Sweatshirt
04. S.D.S.
05. Bird Call
06. Matches (Feat. Ab-Soul)
07. I Am Who Am (Killin’ Time) f. Niki Randa
08. Objects In the Mirror
09. Red Dot Music f. Action Bronson
10. Gees f. ScHoolboy Q
11. Watching Movies
12. Suplexes Inside of Complexes and Duplexes f. Jay Electronica
13. Remember
14. Someone Like You
15. Aquarium
16. Youforia
17. Goosebumpz
18. O.K. f. Tyler, The Creator
19. Claymation

We delve deeper into J.Cole’s journey in the industry with the third edition of his new Bornsinner.com series. The latest vlog introduces us to Cole’s manager Ibrahim “IB” Hamad, who also serves as an A&R and President of Dreamville Records. Ibrahim gives insight into the start of his relationship with Jermaine and growth as a team since their days at St. Johns. He goes on to reveal the backstory behind Dreamville and its conception. If you’ve been slackin, get caught up with the previous episodes below…

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I’ve been wondering when we were going to be in for some new music from Pharrell’s protege Buddy, and here we have it! Titled “Hypnosis,” hopefully this means his project Idle Time is still on the way. I’m for sure still bumpin that “Aw Nah” joint.

Where the hell is Petey Pablo? Anyways, “Freek-A-Leek” has and always will be that jam you can throw on at the party to get people movin! I seriously don’t think I’ll ever get tired of this song. Shouts to homie with the spinners on his wheelchair though!

Dee Goodz takes us back to last summer’s College Kids & Dropouts Vol. 2. for his latest visual on the Fly Union produced cut, “Cool Up.” While her main man is off at work, the Tennessee emcee swings by his lady’s place to light up and breathe the breeze. Don’t hate the playa!

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Atlanta’s own KeithCharles Spacebar decided to put his spin on the INDICUD favorite a few weeks ago and though I’m just giving it a play now, it’s better late than never, right? Right! No matter how late I am, if I come across something dope, I’m going to share it. And this sh*t right here…. audio crack.

KeithCharles Spacebar is curently working on his self-produced EP Howto[COUNT], set to release sometime in June.

Well damn! Tim Westwood has pulled out quite the gem from his archives! Here we have unreleased footage of Kanye over in London on Tim Westwood’s radio show where he dropped some classic bars over his own production like Game’s “Dreams”, Jay-Z’s ‘Encore’, and Common’s ‘Corners’ – stemming just over 13 minutes. It’s crazy to see this footage arise from 8 years ago and hear what he rapped about then versus what he does now….

Do remember, Kanye’s 6th solo album Yeezus arrives June 18th!