In stores September 14th.

Previously: Black Milk – Album of The Year (Artwork)

Some new Nick off his upcoming mixtape with DJ Delz, Commercials.

Nickelus F – World of 1000 Dreams

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Nickelus F – Go Head (Prod. by Boi-1da)

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Em explains the meaning behind the (doper of the two) glass house Recovery cover, on location from its photoshoot at Detroit’s Hart Plaza.

Bobby Ray cooks up some crack at the adidas Mega Diner.

Well, vintage in internet time. But basically this from back when Wiz had just signed to dead ass Warner Bros. and hardly anybody, except us of course, was paying him much mind. Fast forward a couple years and he’s being named MTV’s Hottest Breakthrough MC. In this clip he speaks on his influences like Jay, Biggie and Pac, the war in Iraq, and his career goals, which are interesting to hear now that much of it has come to fruition.

Nice, reminds me of the Carter III cover. I wonder if that’s her daughter?

1. The Book of Rashia
2. Check Me Boo
3. This Ain’t No Lil’ Kid Rap
4. Straight Spittin’ IV
5. Classic
6. Solidified
7. Feel Good
8. Viral
9. Back It Up
10. You Got It

Drops September 14th.

Previously: Rah Digga – This Ain’t No Lil’ Kid Rap (Video)

Ski tells Sean C & LV about how he wasn’t feeling “Dead Presidents” when he made it until he added the Nas sample, and about how Jay told Ski to play “Streets Is Watchin” for Biggie, for the sole reason of teasing him with a beat that Jay already claimed.

Previously: Video: Ski Beatz Talks Dame Dash, Clark Kent, Jay-Z & Camp Lo (GrindMusicRadio Interview)

Gotdamn, homie went in on this. 12 straight minutes over a plethora of beats with a guest appearance by Dr. Hollywood.

Bonus: ¡MAYDAY! – Make a Livin Feat. Ras Kass & Dice Raw

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Nick Heller, who directed the videos for Fresh Daily’s “Thanx” and Homeboy Sandman’s “The Essence” captured some footage of the AOK collective reuniting for their Baked Goods show at Southpaw in Brooklyn.

With Janelle Monae playing the cut a la Waldo. Hit the jump for the full cover fold out with Dirty Money, Red Cafe and Cassie, as well as a few excerpts from the Puff Q&A.

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