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Iamsu!, “I Love My Squad” MP3

L.A. Leakers release their “2014 Draft Picks” tape, a compilation of exclusives from up-and-coming rappers including a crew love anthem from HBK Gang’s Iamsu!

music / Hip-Hop

Just Blaze & Sinjin Hawke, “One” MP3

Just Blaze and Sinjin Hawke form an unlikely match made in heaven on collaborative track “One.”

music / Hip-Hop

Video: Sir Michael Rocks, “Memo”

Sir Michael Rocks balls in the swamp in the video for “Memo,” the first official single from his forthcoming album, Blanco.

music / Hip-Hop

Stream: Young & Sick, “Magnolia” and “Willow”

Young & Sick, the catchall name of the LA visual artist and increasingly noteworthy musician, surprise-released his “Magnolia” single today, featuring two new tracks.

music / Electronic

Walter Van Beirendonck’s Runway Against Racism

Walter Van Beirendonck makes a headdress against hate.

style / Clothing

Video: Killer Mike, “Ghetto Gospel”

Killer Mike takes us through his Sunday -- beginning with church, ending waist-deep in a river baptizing strippers -- in the video for R.A.P. Music cut “Ghetto Gospel.”

music / Hip-Hop

Alexander Wang Moves His NYFW Show To Brooklyn

Designer Alexander Wang will stage his NYFW runway show in Brooklyn.

style / Clothing

Brenmar f. Rush Davis, “Medusa” MP3

Download “Medusa”, the first single from Brenmar’s forth-coming mixtape, High End Times Vol. 1, with vocals from Rush Davis.

music / Hip-Hop

Watch Drake’s SNL Promos

This weekend Drake will serve double-duty as both host and the musical guest on Saturday Night Live‘s 2014 premiere. In this new promo for the show, Drake warms up with Bobby Moynihan and Jay Pharaoh– who, it turns out, are big fans.

music / Hip-Hop

Stream: Doe B f. T.I., “Why”

To honor the memory of Doe B, who was tragically murdered just before the new year, T.I. post-humously releases the world-weary “Why.”

music / Hip-Hop

OutKast, Jack White and Vampire Weekend Top Governors Ball Lineup

The Randall’s Island festival revealed its lineup today with a full-page ad in the New York Times. No surprise, a reunited OutKast top the bill. Joining them as headliners are festival regulars Jack White and Vampire Weekend.

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