Black Milk wrapped up an European tour quite recently, a tour which was in support of his joint project with Nat Turner, The Rebellion Sessions. The album dropped in April, and after touring for the month of May, Black Milk is right back at it with the release of a new solo cut this morning.

Your Old Droog continues to roll out new music ahead of his highly anticipated concert at SOB’s on April 4. After hitting us with the track “Dylan” a few weeks back, the Brooklyn rapper decides to return today and share another offering for us called “Just Rhymin,” featuring fellow NYC rappers Joey Bada$$ & Styles P.

Black Milk is getting ready to release his upcoming collaborative album with Nat Turner, and today he's shared a loose solo track in advance of the full length. "The Rebel" is built off of some warm keys and a bouncy live bassline, and also features some pretty stellar vocoder work. The first half is fairly structured, but it gets into some pretty awesome jammy territory later on. 

After hitting us with “Like I Need It” last week, Detroit’s own Black Milk decides to return today and share his second record of 2016 called “For 4Ever.” Over the sampling chorus, the D-Town producer delivers a lyrical gem that showcases his rapid fire rhymes and slick bars. No word yet as for where this will end up, but hopefully there’s more to follow. Maybe next week again? Only time will tell, stay tuned.

Black Milk somehow never made it what one might consider "the bigtime," but the 32-year-old Detroit native is arguably the most consistent hip hop producer on the planet. He's been more or less laying in the cut since releasing his 2014 album If There’s a Hell Below. Today he shares a treat for his fans in the form of a buttery smooth jam entitled "Like I Need It All."

Wiki is the de facto leader of the New York rap trio known as Ratking. In March, Ratking released an EP called 700 Fill, and now Wiki appears to prepping a solo project of his own.

His college days far behind him, Asher Roth has recently taken to exploring more esoteric, experimental territory with his music. Yesterday he dropped off "The Hierophant," the second installment of his #hashwednesdays series after "Oren's Not Sure." 

Black Milk dropped his If There's A Hell Below LP last October, but with a tour on the way, he's decided to treat us to a brand new record today. The first show kicks off tonight in Dallas, and it will find the rapper backed by a live band. It'll be pretty cool to see the Detroit producer's sample loops recreated with live instrumentation, and "I Guess" fits into that category as well.

While the announcement that Cannibal Ox would finally release their sophomore album in 2015 was nothing short of thrilling, the fact that El-P would not be behind the boards was a bit worrying. The 2000 classic, The Cold Vein, was acclaimed as much for it's icy production as it was for the duo's wordy flows, so a follow up without that album's sole producer seemed inconceivable. 

This is a dope look. After Eminem and Shady Records put out the "Detroit Vs. Everybody" record featuring the city's highest-profile rappers, now the label has shared an official remix that gives under-appreciated rappers the spotlight. Helmed by Trick Trick, the new remix features Dej Loaf (who gets a verse of her own this time), Guilty Simpson, Black Milk, Sino, Marv Won, Payroll, Hydro, Boldy James, Big Gov, Kid Vishis, Big Herk, Icewear Vezzo, Detroit Che, Calicoe & Diezel the Hitman.

After hitting us with the Bun B-featured track “Gold Piece” last month, Black Milk decides to return tonight with another new treat for the fans. This time around the Detroit rapper calls on Random Axe members Sean Price and Guilty Simpson for this new collaboration “Scum”.

Black Milk is readying his new album, If There's A Hell Below, for release on October 28th. The pre-order is already available, and with that we've received a new collaboration from the Detroit spitter with a dope verse from Southern OG Bun B. "Gold Piece" has those oh so soulful vibes, and in case the storyline wasn't clear enough Black has offered a breakdown:

Converse has been able to put together some dope collabos every now and then, and today they connect Detroit's own Black Milk with Toronto-based jazz trio BADBADNOTGOOD for a new record "Now Or Never." "Now Or Never" serves as the first single off Converse's upcoming compilation CONS EP Vol. 2. The new CONS EP is slated to arrive in the Fall, as they get more artists to collab at their Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Brooklyn, New York. Free download of this track is available.

After releasing his Glitches In The Break EP a few months ago, Detroit producer and rapper Black Milk is already working on his next album If There’s A Hell Below, for later this year. A couple weeks ago we heard the project’s first single with “What Its Worth”, and today the Detroit rapper has shared his second offering “Detroit’s New Dance Show”.

After giving us his Glitches In The Break EP a few months ago, Detroit producer and rapper Black Milk has been relatively quiet. We did hear a Skyzoo track which saw some original production from Black Milk, but as for records, there’s been nothing until today.

Next week, Skyzoo and Torae will release their joint project Barrel Brothers. With contributions from DJ Premier, !llmind, Jahlil Beats, Black Milk, Sean Price, Blu, Guilty Simpson, Oh No and more, it's sure to be a great listen. Today, we got one of the more feature-heavy cuts on the album, "All In Together." Take a listen to the Black Milk-produced, Sean Price and Guilty Simpson-featuring track below. 

Slum Village are here to provide you with some good feelings on their new single "We on the Go." T3, Baatin and RJ connect with Black Milk and Frank Nitt for the track, with production from Black Milk as well.

Coming fresh off the release of his new album No Poison No Paradise, Detroit rapper/producer Black Milk decides to dig into his vault and release a new track for the fans. His newest offering is titled “Cold Day”, and serves as the first single from his forthcoming EP Glitches In The Break.

Detroit emcee/producer Black Milk has joined forces with elusive singer/songwriter Mél for a soulful new EP titled "Burning Stones". Some of you may recognize her voice from Milk's "Interpret Sabotage", the opening track on his new No Poison, No Paradise album. The chemistry here is simply dope. Enjoy.  (Cop "Burning Stones" here.)  Quotable Lyrics

Stream Coke Rap War Game , the newest drop from Quelle Chris which features Black Milk & Denmark Vessey. The cut was released on Saturday, November 9th, 2013. Quelle Chris continues to impress with each new leak, and Coke Rap War Game is no exception. It's strengthens Quelle Chris's already impressive body of work, which has seen positive change over the years. We're most definitely anticipating Quelle Chris's next offering. Check out Quelle Chris's profile page for the most recent info, news, songs, and mixtapes.