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Sean Price did one of his very last interviews with DJ/producer extraordinaire Mr. Green to shoot an episode of his Live From The Streets series not long before his passing in August of 2015. If you are unfamiliar with the show, Green would head out into the streets of different cities around the world where he would collect audio samples from street musicians, regular people he encountered and the environment. He would then pull those disparate sounds together to create a beat and have an MC come in to lay down bars over the final product.

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After miscalculating his strategy in a very public beef with one of the most popular rappers in the world, and then enduring a less than amicable break-up with arguably the most powerful female artist in Rap, things weren’t exactly looking fruitful for your boy Meek. But he’s has kept the music pretty consistent since and managed to rebound and regroup, and now he’s back with his new, very appropriately titled album Wins And Losses. Joining Meek this go around are Rick Ross, Future, Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, Quavo, Young Thug, Yo Gotti, The-Dream and others.

Stream Wins And Losses below now. 

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A week after Jay-Z released his “Bam” video as an exclusive on TIDAL, he makes it available to the masses on Youtube. Check out the music video/short-film, beautifully shot in Jamaica with track co-star Damian Marley, above.

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This shit bangs! Paterson, NJ’s Harrdluck tells it like it is on this new hood anthem aptly entitled “The Hood” featuring none other than East New York’s Uncle Murda.

Listen below.

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With the new album Wins And Losses due out this Friday, Meek shares the first and second chapters of the LP’s accompanying film of the same name. The story begins in a hospital delivery room as a woman gives birth while Dr. Wale Folarin, MD looks on. Chapter 2 below.IDEO

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It’s Machine Meyhem, as Conway and Meyhem Laurenovich finally release, after teasing last year, their cinematic visual to “Moroccan Waters” produced by Daringer.

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French super producer Kyo Itachi scoops up the Left Coast God-body MC, Planet Asia for this new visual called “Organic” off Kyo’s latest album project all produced on the legendary EMU SP-1200 out right now.

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After the untimely death of Prodigy, DJ Vlad sits down with his longtime friend and the other half of Mobb Deep, Havoc. Havoc details what it was like growing up in Queensbridge, their first rap names, and reveals Prodigy turned down a deal to work with him at first. The producer then goes on to talk about making their first album, Prodigy teaching him how to sample and them getting a deal at LOUD records.

Throughout the conversation Havoc discusses some of the milestones in their career from the ‘Hennesy’ shirts, creating “Shook Ones,” dissing 2Pac before his death, their beef with Jay-Z, and what it was like seeing Lil Kim write her “Quiet Storm” verse. Hav also speaks on the rumor of P choking on an egg and the cause of his death before looking back on the legacy that they left in hip hop.

Listen to Havoc pay respect to his brother above.

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Next month a new Sean Price album will be in the streets. Today, Duck Down unveils the Alchemist-produced title track and music video, “Imperious Rex.” Watch the animated visual above and proceed below for the album artwork and full track-list. With an impressive lineup of legendary MC’s who contributed to the album, including Buckshot, Rockness Monsta, General Steele, Ruste Juxx, Rim P, Vic Spencer, DOOM, Freeway, Raekwon, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Styles P and the late Prodigy.

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A week after it dropped as a TIDAL exclusive, the montage-style video for the title track from Jay-Z’s 4:44 hits Youtube.