Tracks

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.

HBO's series Game of Thrones is huge. Hip-hop is huge. I suppose it only makes sense that the two powerhouse cultures join forces eventually. And join forces is what HBO is offering with the second installment of their Catch the Throne mixtape series. The first track they're sharing is Talib Kweli's "Lord of the Light" which you may listen after the jump.

It's been a while since we've heard anything new from the "Alphabetical Slaughter" rapper Papoose. And with Meek Mill's "Monster" single gaining a lot of traction Pap had decided to jump on the track to spit a freestyle. Listen to Papoose's take on Meek's "Monster" after the jump.

The LA-based DJ/producer Nosaj Thing will be releasing his album Fated on May 5th and today he's sharing "Cold Stares" featuring Chance the Rapper. These two have collaborated in the past and "Cold Stares" is a welcome return to the two working together. Listen to "Cold Stares" after the jump.

Harlem's Bodega Bamz is set to drop his latest project Sidewalk Exec on April 14th (which you may preorder via iTunes here) and to prepare fans for his long-awaited return to rap Bamz is sharing "Billy Bats" off of the project. Listen after the jump.

Ludacris will be dropping his new studio album Ludaversal March 31st and he's sharing "Call Ya Bluff" as a single. The track arrives after Ludacris has shared his "One Time" freestyle. Listen to "Call Ya Bluff" after the jump.

Greetings from Cudderland, where there ain't nothing to give but love. Kid Cudi returns from his "hiatus" with a new track that's all about spreading positive energy. Check out Kid Cudi's "Love" after the jump.

March 31st can't get here any faster. Mr. Wonderful is already shaping up to be a great debut album from Action Bronson and we've only been treated to one official single with the 40 produced "Actin' Crazy." And here we have Bronsolino teaming up with Chicago's Chance the Rapper for the Mark Ronson (yes, thee Mark Ronson who produced smash radio hit "Uptown Funk") produced "Baby Blue." Check it out after the jump.

Juicy J's back to grinding hard out here and after dropping his Blue Dream & Lean 2 mixtape last month he's back at it with "For Everybody." The Juice Mane is joined by Taylor Gang impresario Wiz Khalifa and Rock City for the track. Listen to "For Everybody" after the jump.

How long you been waiting for Kanye West to drop "All Day"? All day, n***a! Praise be to Yeezus for finally blessing us with the official CD quality version of his much talked about, long-gestating "All Day." Seriously, Kanye has been teasing at this damn track for well over a year. And after he performed it at the BRITs a few nights ago the internet imploded in frenzy awaiting the release of the track. And now that we have the title of his seventh studio album (So Help Me God) it appears as though we will be getting more and more via Kanye and his camp. Enough chatter, get at the dirty, CDQ version of "All Day" after the jump.