Well this is the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Meek Mill drops his new mixtape, ‘Dreamchasers 2′ and to say that ‘EVERYBODY’ will be bumping this joint is an understatement. Fans have no problem showing the young’n from Philly love on his new release. Dreamchasers 2 picks up right where the original left off and clearly for all the nonbelievers, it is safe to declare that Meek has rightfully earned his spot in today’s conversation on who is killing right now.

Best of both worlds… This is one of those timeless classics that brings the perfect vibe for any party situation. For anyone who’s curious to know the difference between reggae and reggaeton, needless to say that there really isn’t. It’s the artists that bring the music to life. Here is De La Ghetto and Mavado, two of dancehall’s and reggaeton’s hottest talents.

This is truly a beautiful song… Stephen Marley presents his latest piece of musical perfection, ‘Made In Africa’. The song takes us on a soulful and spiritual journey through the Motherland –past, present, and future. To sweeten the deal, Stephen chose MMG artist Wale to feature on the track, as well as, The Cast of Fela.

Here is video footage of International Gem during an in-studio performance at The Burgundy Lab. Really hope you guys were paying attention when HHABC told everybody that Gem was soon gonna be coming with his own takeover. New York has a lot of underground and mainstream artists who are always on the grind, but International Gem has what it takes to climb to the top in either category.

This is what good ol’ home cookin’ should taste like…Fiend hooks up with Curren$y to present a batch of flavorful music in the form of a new mixtape titled, ‘Iron Chef’. The project also feature Daz, Kurupt, Trademark da Skydiver and more. With a steady flow of music coming out of the New Orleans region again, the South is ready to bring another surge of classic music.

Amazingly enough, Raekwon has been in the game for about 20 years and he still gets love and respect worldwide. This video is the imagery from a collaboration from Rae’s Chicago connect, L.E.P. Bogus Boys & Dion Primo. Tales of a hustler always sets the tone for a memorable video and this one is definitely some of the Chef’s greatest work…even at this stage in his career.

Montell Jordan…

It seems like it was just yesterday when we were all singing and dancing to Montell Jordan’s hit record ‘This Is How We Do It’. That song was Montell Jordan’s breakout hit off his debut album of the same title.
As Def Jam’s only male solo R&B artist, he took advantage of his time in the limelight. Montell’s career ran its course over time and now… the crooner is using his voice to preach the word of God to the young people out there. Montell Jordan, once an R&B sensation, is now on a spiritual path and is a member of Victory World Church in Atlanta. Here is Montell delivering a heartfelt sermon recently…

It’s been a long time coming for Michael Tyler, better known as Mystikal. After serving a six-year prison sentence for sexual battery, the former No Limit rap star wants a chance to redeem himself and continue with his career. Since he’s been released, Mystikal has been open to doing interviews and wasted no time in getting back on his grind. Here’s an interview with Sway for MTV…

Mystikal still owes one more album to Jive Records and his contract will be fulfilled. The Louisiana native who was once a member of the No Limit Records roster recently signed with former rival label Cash Money Records, both based in New Orleans, Louisiana. We once knew the flamboyant rapper for his energetic personality and explosive performances, but now there’s a noticeably big change in Mystikal’s persona. He’s humbled himself down and makes it a point to let everyone know that he’s appreciative for the support from fans and peers. Snoop Dogg and Mystikal recently chopped it up about the past and even revealed facts about Snoop’s tenure at No Limit Records….

Michael Tyler aka Mystikal was convicted of a crime and served his time. It’s apparent that he feels remorse for what happened so what’s done is DONE. Mystikal has fulfilled his legal obligation to the victim and state of Louisiana, now it’s time to enjoy what he now has to offer us through his music.

“…we’ve got to take responsibility for what we do, too. “We’ve got to pay more attention to what we’re doing ourselves. We can’t be fools, especially when you’re blessed and successful beyond your dreams. We’ve got to tighten up…. I’m still trying to feel this reality, I was gone so long, all the things I achieved felt like a dream, like I had never done that stuff.”

Not really big on the mainstream side of things, until around 1995 when they struck gold with ‘Danger’. Blahzay Blahzay, rap duo from Brooklyn, played the background scene for many years while working with some of the game’s most influential sculptors. Comprised of Outloud and PF Cuttin’, the duo was responsible for proudly putting the East Coast on their shoulders and representing in a big way.

Suddenly, we’ve become accustomed to hearing high-quality music in its true authentic form. Here’s yet another banger to keep on pace with rap’s resurgence.