Under his rap alias Quasimoto, Madlib drops some bars on this new track titled ‘Planned Attack’ which he produced himself. It’s been eight long years since he The Further Adventures of Lord Quas, which was the last full length project under his rap alias Quasimoto, but on June 18th, Stones Throw will be dropping a new compilation. Yessir Whatever will come packed with 12 unreleased tracks from Madlib with this serving as the first offering.

Not sure why so many people sleep on Tory Lanez since he’s one of the most talented artists coming out of Canada. He’s been on his grind for a minute now and today, he returns with the first offering from his upcoming Conflicts Of My Soul project.  This is a solid firs offering and I’m definitely looking forward to his future releases.  Lookout for that project to drop later this year.  For now, you can grab his last project, Sincerely Tory.

Windy City’s own Njomza, who is signed to Mac Miller’s REMember Music/Most Dope label, dropped off her debut project Gold Lion (STREAM | DOWNLOAD) today.  Since she’s signed to Mac, of course she had to get a feature and a beat from the man himself for her debut.  You can listen to ‘Kangaroo’ below.  If you want the song, you can download the full project for free above in the links provided.

Here goes the first offering from Mac Miller’s upcoming sophomore album, Watching Movies With The Sound Off. Mac has definitely matured musically since Blue Slide Park so it’ll be interesting to hear what else he has cooked up for this album. ‘Somebody Do Something’ is produced by Flying Lotus and will be hitting iTunes at midnight. Lookout for the visuals to drop this upcoming Wednesday.

Looks like Drake got himself a new artist since The Weeknd and Drake have decided to take separate routes in their own respective careers. Drake has tweeted about his new artist months ago and finally we get to hear what all the hype is about. For the first release, Party Next Door offers this smooth, auto-tuned track over some production that sounds real unique.  If history does indeed repeat itself, expect Party Next Door to reach super-stardom status in the very near future.

Kanye West lends two verses to his fellow G.O.O.D. Music reggae artist D’banj’s single, ‘Scapegoat’. Though this single has been out for awhile, this remix just surfaced onto the internet. Chances are this was recorded when it was original was first released, and that this remix was just locked away since then.  If you’re into Nigerian booty shaking music, D’banj’s album, DKM, is on the way.

Another track straight from Treejay and DJ Clockwork’s new mixtape S.H.O.WTIME, this is Af Rome’s ‘Royalty’ featuring Palermo Stone and Franchise of The Comeup Boys.  In other relating news, you can help Pittsburgh’s Palermo Stone get a chance to perform at Bonnaroo this year by casting your vote here.  Voting ends on April 24th so help Palermo out and vote for him one time.

TreeJay and DJ Clockwork of Most Dope dropped a new compilation mixtape yesterday in honor of 4/20 titled S.H.O.WTIME.  And what’s a compilation mixtape without some exclusives these days?  Two of the stand-out tracks are these cuts that are produced by Larry Fisherman AKA Mac Miller.  Though Mac doesn’t actually rap on either track, that doesn’t mean the tracks are short of good features.  Take a spin for yourself below.  Mac Miller’s Watching Movies With The Sound Off later this year.

UPDATE: Just added three more songs that were on the mixtape. Listen/download to all 5 brand new songs below.

Westcoast’s OverDoz links up with Problem for this groovy new cut titled ‘FSWSAD’, which stands for “fuck, smoke weed, and sleep all day”.  This new song is just too good and I can definitely see this getting a good amount of spins in my car.  Listen/download the new track below.

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Our favorite weed rapper from the Odd Future collective decides to celebrate his 4/20 with this new track titled ‘Drugs Got Me Spiritual’. And to top it off, the smooth cut is produced by none other than The Alchemist. DOPE. Listen/download the cut below.