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It’s a little out of our jurisdiction, but there were a couple of notable events at last night’s Eminem/Jay-Z co-concert at Comerica Park in Detroit

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It appears as if the festering animosity between Joe Budden and his (possibly ex) record label, Amalgam Digital, have now hit a cresendo, as a Twitter-war-of-words erupted tonight, and Budden seeming to be out the door

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Managing Editor of Mog Music Network, Kenny Herzog, just published an exclusive interview with Ms. Digga, where she speaks on her hiatus, other female MCs, and “fitting in” with the current rap climate

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This Friday, End of the Weak (EODub), the famed weekly NYC open mic showcase, is celebrating 10 years (!) of hosting hip hop hotness

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Sinsay has been working to complete his latest mixtape project The Transition, which is now available online, leading off with a video for “I Deserve My Spot”

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Maino drops “Maino Nation (We Gonna Win),” the first leak from his upcoming mixtape with DJ Drama, The Art Of War

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Reek Da Villain steps forward from among the I Am Strong Island conglomorate with “Mechanics,” a Swizz Beatz construction that features fellow Long Islander Busta Rhymes

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Nas spits a pretty serious flow, hearkening back to an “early” Nas flowing over the “Big Beat” breakbeat with a little classic Herb Alpert on the horns

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We’ve collected a bunch of links, video clips and information to satisfy those who couldn’t make the monumental event at Governors Island on August 28 in NYC

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Fat Beats has posted a “Tentative schedule for the last week”, showing a scheduled lineup of in-store performances by a bevy of NYC hip hop artists and DJs

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Jay-Z has teamed up with the NY Yankees, who will be releasing a limited edition line of co-branded clothing merchandise, emblazoned with Jay-Z’s logo

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Kyle Rapps’ “Love, Love,” an extremely boom-bapish track produced by Jersey’s Analogic, features the iconic KRS-One and the inimitable Homeboy Sandman

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