Stereogum — Once Upon a time, Jay Rock was the most famous member of Califonia’s Black Hippy rap crew; he was, after all, the one who got to make a song with Lil Wayne in 2008. These days, he’s probably the least famous, with bugged-out peers Kendrick Lamar,... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Find out who won what at this year's awards, as the likes of Kendrick Lamar, DJ Mustard and Jeezy pick up gongs... more info

Perez Hilton — Theophilus London has been making music on the fringe for years, but with his new single the rapper is ready to take the main steam by the balls and squeeze hard! Tribe is super hooky, fierce and will appeal to the masses! If you like Kendrick Lamar,... more info

NME — Song is the first to be taken from Lamar's new album, the follow-up to 2012's 'Good Kid, MAAD City' more info

Stereogum — Kendrick Lamar has shared a lyric video for his new single “i” and, as far as lyric videos go, this is a pretty good one! It features a bunch of people doing the heart symbol that’s on the song’s official artwork — Lamar even makes an appea... more info

Stereogum — You’re Dead!, the morbid new jazz-fusion odyssey from Flying Lotus, comes out tomorrow, and the album has cameos from rap stars Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg. But apparently, FlyLo really, really wants to work with one guy, one who won’t return h... more info

NME — Rapper included the song in a surprise set at the 'We Day Toronto' educational event more info

Stereogum — A week and a half ago, Kendrick Lamar released his new single “i,” and most of his fans have spent the past week trying to figure out whether the song is good or not. (Hint: Yes. It is. It’s good.) Last night, Kendrick was a surprise guest at T... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Flying Lotus' new album You're Dead! comes out via Warp next week (10/7). A little birdie told us it may be out there already, but if you haven't heard it yet and you need a chance to do so... more info

Nialler9 — Flying Lotus’ new album You’re Dead is out tomorrow and first impressions of it are a mixed bag of psych-jazz and his own inimitable brand of electronic compositions, the latter standing out the most, particularly on a single track like ‘Never ... more info