The Raider Klan affiliate made his debut on MTV’s viral show after the network selected his “Threatz” visual for their “#GetInTheGame” segment.

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King Louie’s #MarchMadness leak comes from the Bout Dat Life SXSW 2013 mixtape presented by DJ Frank White, DJ Steph Floss and LiveMixtapes.com.

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Rapsody puts together some visuals for the Nomsa Mazwai-assisted track off her 2012 release, The Idea of Beautiful.

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During my random scroll through Instagram, I noticed Torae threw up the artwork and tracklist to his upcoming project Admission of Guilt (March 13). And despite being fully capable of holding a project down by himself, Tor gets some help from Pharoahe Monch, Bun B, Skyzoo, Torch (of Triple Cs), The Kid Daytona and Uncle Murda. With Focus…, Rich Kidd, Eric G and more providing the production. Take a look at the tracklisting after the jump.

We’ve seen the two working in the studio, now Mannie Fresh has confirmed that his OMFGOD project with Mos Def is complete and is currently in the mixing stage. Keeping it to a feature-free 10-track project, Mannie shares some thoughts with HipHopDX.

We recorded way more than that. But rather than to [just] have somebody say like, ‘Oh, wow’ – I think a lot of times when you do that you throw away music. So, I just wanna give people like ten bangers and let’s be out.

Mos is a Hip Hop head, so it kinda came easy. And, by him being a Mannie Fresh fan, and me being his fan, it came real easy. And I think that’s the way the process should be. We should have fun. It was no stress; we didn’t have no budgets from nobody, we didn’t have nobody hanging over us, no A&Rs. It was just something that we decided to do.

The New Orleans producer also revealed that they had a “couple of offers” from labels but they’ve decided to release it digitally on their own instead. Dope!

Based off the concept/title of the Baltimore emcee’s latest project, I’m just about 10 years too late to listen. Sooo… I’m just gonna leave this hear for y’all youngins. Stream/download after the jump.

Straight out of left field, Killa joins Irfane and Tekilatex on the official remix to Para One’s “Every Little Thing” which originally appeared on the French producer’s 2012 release Passion. On March 25th, a remix EP will hit iTunes. Shouts to NR on the heads up.

Those who follow Para One and our Marble entourage since the mid 2000′s know how important this is for him and for our extended family of artists. Cam’ron was the number 1 rapper for many of us, and as far as music, poetry, marketing strategies and fashion goes, the mark he left on rap and modern music as a whole is unprecedented and would probably take a whole book to explain. We are still blown away by the fact he accepted to appear on Every Little thing. His verse (which he starts by re-singing the original melody from the chorus in his own Cam’ron words) is a straight-from-the heart-love letter – Cam’ron style – to a very special lady with a “Booty like a mountain”. Apparently it’s Valentine’s day every day for Killa Cam.

Ill Bill adds some visuals to the DJ Premier-produced banger off his latest album, The Grimey Awards, which is available on iTunes now. And if you need some more incentive to purchase, hit the jump to stream the album in it’s entirety.

Following his fellow H-Town natives’ lead, Paul Wall spits one for ESPN’s First Take during this past All-Star Weekend in Houston.

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Here is a live version of Jesse and MeLo X’s Zulu Guru track from the Red Bull Studios.

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H-Town’s own revisits last year’s Tha Blackprint for his latest visual.

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The Oakland representative releases some visuals to the 9th Wonder-produced single off his upcoming debut album, Death Threats and Love Notes, due out March 26th on Jamla.

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