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A new Parlé interview puts Mecca Redmon’s voice, memoir and life beyond the JAY-Z chorus in focus.

Master P’s new Rickey Smiley interview connects independent business lessons with a shared celebration of New Orleans Hip-Hop.

The Endless Summer Tour Part II starts September 15, with Juicy J joining the October 4 stop at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

A new firsthand interview brings the conversation back to production choices, collaboration and the people behind the hits.

Busta Rhymes and Ashanti put ownership in focus, anaiis prepares for KEXP, and Ashley Minner Jones brings Baltimore stories into art.

A Yahoo Finance conversation puts physical formats, merchandise and ownership alongside the streaming debate.

A new WKYS interview puts the producer’s listening habits and connection to D.C. at the center of his story.

The rapper adds host and executive producer to his VMAs history, with fan voting open ahead of the September 27 show.

The September 10 single continues Soulja Boy’s run of individual releases, with official audio available to hear now.

“Rain” connects Detroit rap with Ashanti’s familiar refrain ahead of Tee Grizzley’s September 25 album.

EST Gee and SAHXL lead Friday’s music recap, with a Maryland park-and-ride closure and Xbox’s September 17 broadcast on the calendar.

Quavo’s new T.I. collaboration arrives with an official video as his Pharrell-executive-produced album moves toward October 2.

Ten fresh rap selections bring NAV, Young Thug, Rich The Kid, Gunna, Nine Vicious and more into your weekend queue.

EST Gee’s new album is available September 11 through CMG/Interscope, with YFN Lucci, Skrt, EST SkiMike, and more joining the Louisville rapper.

Timbaland’s September 29 ADVANCE appearance puts taste, collaboration, and creative identity at the center of a conversation about new tools.

AZ Chike and Tyler, the Creator move through a stack of movie homages in the cinematic video for “Look Like My Mama.”

J. Cole says Jay-Z’s decision not to rush “Wet Dreamz” toward radio gave him the time and life experience needed to build a lasting career.

Bad Bunny’s seven-Emmy sweep, Rod Wave’s No. 1 debut, “The Paper” Season 2, and Coby Mayo’s two-homer afternoon close Monday’s PowerPage coverage.

Rod Wave earns his fourth Billboard 200 No. 1 as “Don’t Look Down” opens with 99,000 equivalent album units and more than 95 million streams.

JAY-Z’s first solo U.K. headline show in more than a decade turned into a London-scale celebration with Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Giggs and more.