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Hurricane Wisdom delivers a major new album, Roy Woods returns with late-night R&B, Nino Paid represents the region, and Inspectah Deck keeps lyricism front and center.

Busta Rhymes has put a date on one of the most closely watched producer-vault projects in Hip-Hop. Dillagence 2 is scheduled for August 25 and will be built entirely around unreleased production from the late J Dilla. The album follows the 2007 mixtape Dillagence, hosted by Mick Boogie, which paired Busta’s elastic delivery with Dilla’s drums and off-center swing. The sequel is not being presented as a loose tribute compilation. Busta’s announcement frames it as the continuat

Chance the Rapper’s Coloring Book Celebration Heads to Baltimore.

After days of outside claims about the project, Tyga has directly confirmed that artificial intelligence was part of the creative process.

Ms. Lauryn Hill is taking Diaspora Calling! to Milton Keynes with Wyclef Jean, Erykah Badu, Fireboy DML, Giggs and a full-album Fugees performance.

Pooh Shiesty has turned the middle of the week into album mode, announcing an August 7 release and giving listeners the project’s first immediate preview.

Beyoncé’s latest release turns “Morning Dew (Donk)” into a four-track remix package—and brings JAY-Z back to a widely released guest verse.

The August 4 Power1047 Nightcap covers Drake, Future and Don Toliver on the charts, Akeylah Simone’s new R&B statement, Viola Davis’ Ascent, Baltimore’s National Night Out, Ted Lasso and ten classic slow jams.

The August 4 visual gives Ty Dolla $ign and aespa’s electronic crossover a new international spotlight.

Tonight’s Power1047 Nightcap covers J. Cole’s new Hip-Hop magazine, Kehlani’s tour launch, Dahi and Loe Shimmy’s latest moves, Baltimore arts and ten slow jams.

A new RIAA certification turns one of the 2020s’ biggest rap collaborations into a 10-million-unit record.

Ye’s official tour calendar points to a stadium-scale August run beginning August 7 in Portugal and reaching New Orleans on August 28.

Ten years after Blank Face LP sharpened ScHoolboy Q’s balance of menace, humor and reflection, the TDE rapper is taking the album on a limited anniversary run.

The Philadelphia artist’s compact new project delivers eight tracks in 23 minutes and begins a fresh chapter under Cor(e).

Cardi B returns with “AH HA,” Meek Mill revisits a classic, Jacquees delivers Mood 2, and Too $hort extends his legendary run on a loaded New Music Friday.

Cardi B is officially returning with new music. The Bronx rapper announced that her next single, “AH HA,” will arrive on streaming services Friday, July 31. The track will be Cardi’s first official release of 2026 and follows a short social-media preview that immediately generated reactions from fans. Cardi unveiled the release date Wednesday after teasing a portion of the record earlier in the week. Her announcement framed the song as a club-ready summer release, giving list

BMI will honor Nas with its highest distinction during the organization’s 2026 R&B/Hip-Hop Awards on August 26 in Los Angeles.

Busta Rhymes is joining one of the summer’s biggest multigenerational celebrations of reggae, dancehall and hip-hop. The veteran New York rapper has been added to Kaya Fest Toronto, scheduled for Saturday, August 22, at Markham Fairgrounds. He joins Stephen Marley, Damian Marley, Julian Marley, Ky-Mani Marley, Shabba Ranks, Lila Iké, Jesse Royal and YG Marley. The festival’s expanded programming also includes a Canadian All-Star Showcase featuring Jully Black, TOBi, Exco Levi

Demand for JAY-Z’s anniversary celebration is carrying the rap icon into additional stadium dates. Presales opened Wednesday, July 29, for newly added concerts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. The second London performance is scheduled for September 5, following the previously announced September 4 show. Los Angeles will receive another performance on October 24 after the October 23 date. The expanded schedule also includes a September 1

Eminem is turning pieces from his personal sneaker collection into support for young people in Detroit. The rapper is auctioning several rare, autographed Air Jordan sneakers from his private collection, with proceeds benefiting the Marshall Mathers Foundation. The organization supports programs serving disadvantaged and at-risk youth in Eminem’s hometown and surrounding communities. The collection offers fans access to memorabilia connected directly to one of hip-hop’s most