(image) Damn, The Clipse got the Purple Haze Cam’ron (not the lame Crime Pays Cam) on the best Neptunes beat I’ve heard in years. Aside from delays, things are looking up for Til the Casket Drops. Download: The Clipse – Popular Demand (Popeye’s) (ft. Cam’ron, Pharrel) (produced by The Neptunes)..

Well look whose back, you may remember when we chatted up with the Lessondary homie Jermiside a year or so back. After not hearing from him for a bit, Jerm just hit me up to give me the scoop on his new mixtape Die Jerm Die which features guest spots..

Exile and company have been murmuring about adding vocals to the instrumentals from Radio since the album came out in January. Muhsinah and Blu have already appeared on two Radio beats while a track leaked in August suggests the Lessondary crew (specifically Von Pea, Donwill and Elucid) are working on..

Fashawn’s Boy Meets World might just be the “mature” rap album so many have tried to make. Download: Fashawn – Samsonite Man (ft. Blu) (produced by Exile) via OnSMASH Sphere: Related Content

DJ Babu of Dilated Peoples and Sean Boog of The Away Team are linking up for an album, the latest of many recent MC/producer albums. Not much more info about this project, but “More Than Okay” is the single. I’ve been fan of Babu off the strength of Duck Season..

Wait, Gender Bender? This might be too flamboyant for the hardened, unfeeling ML readership. Download: J.J. Brown – Gender Bender (ft. Eternia, Miz Metro) / (Clean) / (Instrumental) / (A capella) Bonus: J.J. Brown – Pure Grind (ft. Reef The Lost Cauze) Sphere: Related Content

Add Ta’Raach to the list of monster Detroit producers. You may know the rapper/producer as half of C.R.A.C. Knuckles alongside Blu and if you’re really cool, you know about his album as Lacks, Re: Lacks, Vol. 1: With the World. “Orenthal” features swinging, soulful Pete Rock-like production. Here’s a primer..

Abstract raps meet classy production on producer Dumhi’s new EP, Indian Summer. Underground releases are rarely this polished. And even though the featured rappers are mostly unknowns (the most recognizable names are Donwill and Jermiside), the rhymes are rarely lacking. Gem right here! Back cover/tracklist after the jump Download: Dumhi..