Talib Kweli took to Jimmy Kimmel Live! for a late night television performance of his Prisoner of Conscious single “Come Here” with Bilal filling in for Miguel. The LP arrives May 7.

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While on Sway’s morning show, Bilal performed a dope, acoustic rendition of his A Love Surreal single.

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Official cover art and tracklisting to Bilal’s next album, A Love Surreal, dropping February 26th (pre-orders available now). I’ve also included a raw and uncut performance of “White Turns Grey” during his show at The Shrine in Chicago.

Bilal dropped a free mixtape last month, which you should have grabbed by now (you can do so below, and use it as a soundtrack to your next Hot Sweaty Monkey Love Sexy Time session). This video, however, is the first offering from his upcoming new album A Love Surreal, dropping February 12th.

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I don’t have a FaceBook (I know, but I just don’t want one), so I can’t give you any more details on the latest freelease from the soul singer outside of… hit the link below for the tape.

DOWNLOAD: Bilal – The Retrospection (Mixtape)

You already caught Bilal with Chrisette Michele earlier today, now here is a solo offering from his own mixtape The Retrospection coming out on December 5th. This shit is smooth…

Ms. Michele brings us more visuals from her Audrey Hepburn mixtape dropping Dec. 8.

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The Beat Junkie founder reworks Bilal’s Airtight’s Revenge single with a little assistance from the Strong Arm Steady member.

Fresh off the long-awaited release of Bottom’s Up, Obie is looking to drop The Hangover mixtape.

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Directed by Artemus Jenkins

First was the audio, now here is the visual from Mach Five’s upcoming Ratchet Shit Vol. 2, which drops April 24th.

Mach Five will drop the second volume of their Ratchet Shit series on April 24th.

Too much coverage of The Roots lately? Nope. These guys deserve all the recognition they get for the countless albums and great moments in hip hop they’ve been apart of. And with the help of Bilal, the crew perform a few choice cuts off their new album undun. Up top, they Tip the Scale (w/ a little Redford Suite). Down bottom, The Otherside.