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Culture VI (Feat Royce da 5′9″) - “Never Had A Clue”

“Never Had A Clue” is an awesome new single from Culture VI alongside the legendary — yes, I said legendary — Royce da 5′9. This appears on Culture VI’s sophomore LP, Ninety-Four, slated for release on August 19th.

Vast Aire - “The Man Without Fear”

Another doozy from Vast Aire’s Deuces Wild, due out June 24th.

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Self-Centered is a side project from one of my favorite MCs Supastition, who now goes by the alias Kam Moye for some reason. The Self-Centered EP is a precursor to Supa’s upcoming full-length, Splitting Image. It’s laced with production from M-Phazes, Eric G, Veterano, and a guest appearance from Kaze.

1. Where & Why (Produced by D.R.)
2. Welcome to My Life (Produced by Croup)
3. Change of Heart (Produced by M-Phazes)
4. Reach One (feat. Kaze) (Produced by Eric G)
5. Around the World (feat. DJ Wreckineyez) (Produced by Veterano)
6. Black Enough? (Produced by Eric G)
7. Give It Up (Produced by D.R.)
8. Self-Centered (Produced by D.R.)

Kam Moye - Self-Centered EP

Mickey Factz & Cool Kids - Rockin and Rolling (Remix)

Produced by up and comers Illphonics. Also featured on the upcoming Mickey Factz-hosted mixtape Vietnam Vol. 2 Mixtape.

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Clipse - Fast Life

After a brief sabbatical from rap, the boys return with an SUV-friendly banger.

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Royce - “I’m Me” Freestyle

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Rukus - “Let the Beat Build” Freestyle

Rukus is all like, Y’all can have the damn “A Millie” beat, but I have a rape appointment with the “Let the Beat Build” beat. Ha! Try saying “Let the Beat Build” beat 5 times in a row.

Xzibit’s “Carry the Weight”

“Carry the Weight” is a powerful analysis of Xzibit’s strained relationship with his father. Apologies to the few good dads out there, I didn’t mean to ruin your Father’s Day celebration. It was either this or “Poppa Was a Playa.” Ha! Hey if it helps, I can relate to both songs.

Praverb - “The King”
Produced by: The Admiral

“Call me John Obama or Barack McCain/Either way, I claim both the black and white vote”

Fresh out of the recording booth comes this chest-thumping banger from the homey Praverb, who says he recorded this joint today. I dare you to get that beat out of your head anytime soon.

Here’s Khal’s brilliant review of Praverb’s Center of Attention LP.

Tanya Morgan - “Hip-Hop Is Dead II”

One of the better cuts on their new CD, The Bridge EP, due out June 17th.