24 years later, Jay-Z’s The Blueprint still stands as one of Hip-Hop’s most defining albums. From soulful beats to sharp lyricism, this project shaped a generation of rap fans and solidified Hov’s place in history.

Joey Bada$$ is finally back— dropping Lonely At The Top today after weeks of label delays. But that’s not all… Joey also surprised fans with another major announcement you won’t want to miss.

Rico Nasty announces The Lethal Tour, bringing her unmatched energy and punk-rap style to cities nationwide. Will she be stopping in your city?

Big moves in the West! Grammy-nominated rapper D Smoke has officially signed with Snoop Dogg at Death Row Records.

Benny the Butcher is taking his Money and Power Tour to cities like Philly, New York, Atlanta, and more — with OT The Real and Daringer joining the lineup. Do you see your city on the list? Tap in!

Four years ago today, Nas dropped King’s Disease II, a bold reminder that sharp lyricism and timeless wisdom never go out of style.

Fresh off the success of Alligator Bites Never Heal, the Florida rapper just announced her upcoming tour — and signing up for pre-sale tickets are already live.

Saweetie returns to the spotlight with Hella Pressure — a fiery new 5 track EP that proves she’s not here to play and that she’s still icy.

Joey Bada$$ gets real about his frustrations with Columbia Records, calling out delays on his new album Lonely At The Top.

The summer is in Metro’s hands. With A Futuristic Summa dropping August 1, Metro Boomin is bringing the heat with a lineup that’s nothing short of iconic. From trap legends to new-school heavyweights, this project might just define the season.

Tyler, the Creator just dropped DON’T TAP THE GLASS — a 10-track album full of bounce, bass, and no filler. Released July 21, it’s a fun, dance-heavy switch-up from his usual concept albums, made to move, not overthink.

Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist return with Alfredo 2, officially released on July 25. This is their long-awaited sequel to the Grammy-nominated 2020 album Alfredo.

Drake and Central Cee link up again on “Which One,” a smooth summer track blending Toronto vibes with sharp UK drill flows.

Raekwon returns with The Emperor’s New Clothing, a 17-track album packed with sharp lyrics and features from Wu-Tang legends and hip-hop heavyweights.