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A sweeping track that incorporates synths, a frantic drum pattern, solid crooning by iFFY the Bad Man and the lyrical prowess of Joell Ortiz and Jim Jones, and both the original and the remix of "I Want It All" sure gets the blood flowing.

We get a LOT of music submissions. So, this holiday weekend, we'll be dropping some 'better late than nevers' that have been languishing in our backlog. This Audible Doctor remix of Mobb Deep and Rapper Noyd's 'Keep Getting That Paper' was sitting in our inbox, flagged but unattended to. It's time has come. Be free, oh song with veteran rappers and an extremely dope beat, be free!

Kalae All Day, winner of the 2010 "Rising Star" New York Music Award and an early alumnus of Birthplace Magazine's "5 Reasons Why New York Hip Hop Doesn't Suck," releases Pass Times & Crass Lines, a 17-track mixtape which further showcases the varied skill and memorable style that's keeping Kalae's buzz growing.

The ever-popular BET Hip-Hop Awards Cypher segments were in effect last night during the broadcast, with one of the more notable being the Shady 2.0 Cypher, featuring Eminem, Yelawolf, and the members of Slaughterhouse

Kalae ALL DAY drops "Stick Up Kids," the first single from her upcoming project Pass Times and Crass Lines, featuring Baxter P. Wordsworth and Atlas'.