It's late afternoon on the first Friday of the fall season, a few hours away from turn-up o'clock. Time to sink one's teeth into all the new bangers that've dropped over the past week. There are many on Ty Dolla $ign's new album, Campaign, which touched down last night, along with new projects from T.I., Mick Jenkins, and Audio Push.

After sharing four of the album's tracks this month, Audio Push have finally delivered their debut album, 90951. Price and Oktane have shared the full stream of the album a day ahead of schedule. You can pre-order 90951 on iTunes before it officially drops tomorrow (Sept. 23). 

Kid Cudi was feeling himself this afternoon, when he went off on a little twitter rant, thanking his supporters and blasting any detractors. The rapper has been cited by many artists among the 'new wave' as inspiration and influence, rightly so, given that a lot of these artists were getting into hip-hop (they are young) around the time Cudder was popping off, which is also around the time the blogsophere was starting to pop off.

Earlier this year, HNHH launched a Spotify playlist called FIRE EMOJI: The Hottest Hip Hop Songs Right Now.  The playlist is updated on a daily basis. It lives on Spotify and thus is inherently imperfect, because not all super-hot hip hop songs have been added to Spotify. Still, the playlist is generally representative of the best new releases in hip hop and R&B.

Well here some good news for Dizzy Wright fans. The Las Vegas spitter is taking his talents on the road this Fall for the upcoming “Still Moving” Tour with Mark Battles, Audio Push, & Demrick. Kicking off Sept. 23 in his homestate of Reno, the tour will trek through cities like Oakland, Seattle, San Diego, Dallas, Houston, Denver, & more, before wrapping up in his hometown of Las Vegas, NV on October 23. There’ll also be a second leg to the tour which will be announced at a later date.

It's been a long time coming. Audio Push have been promising fans their debut album for over a year now.

Happy Friday, people of the internet. The end of the (work) week has proved pretty fruitful. Desiigner finally unleashed "Timmy Turner" unto the world, and the world had a lot of shit to say about it. PARTYNEXTDOOR surprised fans late last night when he not only announced a release date for long-awaited P3, but dropped a new record, "Not Nice," which makes it onto this week's Staff Picks playlist.

With the clock striking midnight, Audio Push’s highly anticipated Interscope debut, The Stone Junction EP, was officially made available for purchase on iTunes.

Just over two weeks ago, Eric Bellinger released a 3-track EP, In the Meantime Part 2, and he's now back with his brand new album, Cuffing Season Part 2, the sequel to his sophomore album, Cuffing Season, which he put out this summer.

The first day of Fall has come and went, and with that, we're slowly but surely getting to all those things we we're excited about, from the expected like GO:OD AM and the premiere of "Empire," to the unexpected like What A Time To Be Alive.

Audio Push have been grinding hard in 2015, releasing not one, but two mixtapes since April -- but they're only getting started. Speaking with HNHH, the duo made up of Oktane and Price spoke of their upcoming debut album, which they feel the time is finally right to release.

You may know them from "Teach Me How To Jerk." You may know them from their latest project, the solid, 420 mixtape titled Good Vibe Tribe. Either way, you should know them by now. The duo, comprised of Oktane and Price, doesn't appear to be going anywhere soon, so if you're not acquainted, we'll bring you up to speed. Audio Push has worked with the likes of Casey Veggies, Rick Ross, Vince Staples, Kid Cudi, Juicy J, Tech N9ne, and Hit-Boy, whose label they signed to in 2013.

To promote their recently-released Good Vibe Tribe mixtape, Audio Push is taking their talents on the road for the newly-announced “The Rest Comes Later” Tour alongside female emcee Snow Tha Product.

Even though Tech N9ne has spent years cranking out a series of collaboration albums, he couldn’t resist inviting his (wildly talented) rapping friends to join in on the fun on his latest album, Special Effects. Most of the album's 25 tracks include features from some very familiar faces. The biggest surprises, though, come from those you don't know, who compete with industry veterans on an album full of quotable verses. This is ripe territory to rank the best features on the album and include some of our favorite bars.

Business moves quick, and that's no exception for the rap world. From the hottest new signings, to movie deals, to album pushbacks, the industry is constantly in motion. It can be hard to keep up with at times, so we've consolidated all of the must-hear information from the past month, all in one place. Be on the look out for this monthly recap of news-worthy items you may have missed to stay afloat with the industry.

In February Audio Push announced that before we receive their highly anticipated debut album (led by the single "Quick Fast"), we would be getting another freebie: The Good Vibe Tribe mixtape.

T-Pain dropped his brand new mixtape The Iron Way earlier today, but don't call it a comeback. Speaking with HNHH recently, the auto-tune slinging singer spoke of the way the industry can frame a return from a hiatus as something it's not.

With the release of the dope, Wale-featuring "Quick Fast" in December, Cali duo Audio Push announced that their debut album would be impacting in 2015. Today they were on the Bootleg Kev Show, and revealed that, before the album, they'll be giving fans a mixtape by the name of The Good Vibe Tribe. 

OG Maco is a really interesting, rising star in the rap scene. His music video "U Guessed It" garnered 21 million plays on YouTube since it was uploaded five months ago, and he has been on everyone's mind ever since. While his style can be pinned down as aggressive staccato rapping, OG Maco keeps us guessing. His Breathe EP is surprisingly well-spoken and intelligent, as the young ATLien raps about the recent string of police injustice that saw the lives of Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Michael Brown taken without a real cause. 

West Coast natives Vince Staples, Audio Push and Skeme are joining forces for a summer tour which mainly reaches the West Coast, "The Paisley Summer Tour." The three artists are heading on tour on July 17th in Seattle, Washington, and they'll run through Portland, Oregon, Sacramento, California and several other cities before finally wrapping things up near the end of the summer, in Las Vegas on August 5th.