Audio: Jay Electronica “Dear Moleskine” (produced by Just Blaze)

Jay Elec, Jay Elec, Jay Elec -- where to begin? How about the fact that this dude has been teasing at new music for like -- I don't even know -- almost a decade now? He's also (reportedly) got some documentary film in the works, which is probably never gonna see the light of day. And now we've got a new, well, leaked track from Jay Electronica entitled "Man Up." Apparently this track dates back to George W. Bush's first term in office, which would mean somewhere between the years 2001-2005. The track is also produced by Jay Elec. Listen to the leaked track, "Man Up," after the jump.

Like clockwork, Jadakiss is back (this time riding solo) with another weekly track. Al-Queda Jada drops bombs over Cam'ron's Just Blaze-produced instrumental "The Roc (Just Fire)" as part of his #T5DOA freestyle series on "Two Curse Words."

The mysterious Jay Electronica has shared a new track entitled "Road to Perdition." The song features a sample of Jay-Z's "Success" from his 2007 album American Gangster. No word as to whether or not this track will appear on a new Jay Electronica project, which has been in limbo since forever ago. This is the first new song Jay Electronica has shared since last year's "Better in Tune With the Infinite." He is also starring in the film Into the Light which is scheduled to be released this year. Listen to "Road to Perdition" after the jump.

Boi-1da, The Maven Boys and Just Blaze form an all-star production team for "Psychopath Killer", a track off the upcoming Shady XV compilation out on Monday (November 24th). On "Psychopath Killer" Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf are joined by Eminem. Needless to say everyone who contributes a verse delivers here. Listen after the jump!