Royce Da 5'9" continues to push his April release, a solo effort titled Layers, with the release of a music video for the title track/most exciting collaboration off the album. Royce nabbed Pusha T and Rick Ross for the gritty "Layers" record, and brought everyone together to shoot an equally gritty visual. It's directed by Ryan Synder, while the song is produced by Mr. Porter. Watch the storyline unfold above.

You may recall back in December we released a "Day in the Life" video with our good homie Tory Lanez. We decided to bring back that segment real quick during one of Royce Da 5'9"'s hectic press runs in NYC. The 1/2 of Bad Meets Evil was busy promoting his new album, Layers (out now), and we got to shadow him to see what it really takes to be in this business.

Royce Da 5'9" has been going heavy on the promo run for his new album, Layers, which hit shelves on Friday last week. The Detroit native shows no signs of slowing yet, with a brand new sit-down on The Breakfast Club arriving this morning. This follows up the morning show's interview with none other than Hillary Clinton yesterday.

Royce da 5'9" stopped by the Hot 97 studios to promote his sixth studio album Layers in an interview with Peter Rosenberg. He called the album "re-introduction to Royce da 5'9" following his battle with alcoholism. "It's more introspective," he said. "A lot more personal... probably what my first album should have sounded like."

Royce Da 5’9” has been in the game for a minute. First coming onto the scene in Detroit before quickly finding a kindred spirit in Eminem, he’s been known as one of the most lyrical spitters in the game and one of the only who can go toe to toe with Em. He recently went on an extended hiatus from solo music, getting sober in the process and finding himself driven to create new music.

To rev up the anticipation for his upcoming album, Layers, Royce da 5'9" has shared a new track, "Which Is Cool," along with an accompanying video. The track is a "pre-album bonus" that won't be included on Layers, but regardless, it's a sharp take on some of the more lamentable trends in the rap game as well in the streets. 

Royce Da 5’9” has been hitting the media circuit hard in promotion of his latest album Layers, and today we have an official video for the album’s first single “Tabernacle.” Royce takes us through his genesis as a rapper in the BET Jams-premiered video.

Somehow, PRhyme flew under the radar for a lot of people in 2014 despite putting out one of the more solid releases. The duo of DJ Premier and Royce Da 5’9” gave the self-titled debut album second life with the release of a deluxe version that featured four more feature heavy tracks.

ESPN's "First Take" recently got a revamped theme song courtesy of Wale, and now the network's pre-game show "NBA Countdown" has called upon two of hip-hop's elite, DJ Premier and Royce da 5'9", aka PRhyme, to create its opening music. The new song is called "Rockin' with the Best," and you can listen to it in a new video clip that will presumably be NBA Countdown's opening sequence from here on out. 

After producing a couple tracks on the new Devil's Night D12 mixtape, Denaun Porter returns to his recent EP Stuff in My Backpack with a video for "Cooking" feat. Royce Da 5'9" and Pharoahe Monch.

Royce da 5'9" recently hinted that he's interested in making a sequel to Prhyme, his excellent collaborative album with DJ Premier released last winter. Before the proceed with Prhyme 2, the venerable duo drops the video for "Courtesy," one of the best songs on the first album.

Slaughterhouse recently shared their contribution to the "Southpaw" soundtrack, "R.N.S.," and with Joell Ortiz saying that the group's new album is finished being recorded, the four-piece paid a well-timed visit to Hot 97's Ebro In The Morning.

After debuting their new record, produced by AraabMUZIK and Just Blaze, last week, Slaughterhouse quickly return this week with the official music video for the song. The song unfortunately isn't a single off their anticipated album Glass House, rather its a contribution to the "Southpaw" soundtrack, which was executive produced by Eminem.

Twigg Martin makes his third appearance on HNHH with the release of a new music video for "Talk Is Cheap." The rapper nabbed a nice feature from 1/4 of Slaughterhouse, Royce Da 5'9", on the cut which actually first dropped almost exactly a year ago today. Better late than never, as they say.

Eminem's Shady XV compilation was greeted with mixed reactions, but one record that everyone pretty much agreed on was "Detroit Vs. Everybody", a crew track which brought multiple generations of great Michigan talent together. 

As PRhyme, DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9" just dropped off their first, self-titled project together this week. Today, they came up to Sway In The Morning to discuss the genesis of their new project.

There's no doubt that DJ Premier has crafted some of hip hop's most iconic instrumentals, but nothing he's recorded before compares to these new tracks he has in the works. Premiering some exclusive instrumentals for Royce Da 5'9'', Lady of Rage, and Miguel, the Gang Starr DJ gives us a taste of the new sound that he's pursuing. As Miguel says, it's the kind of stuff you want to hear when naked and wrapped up in cashmere. Hip-hop's been "hard" for a few decades now. Isn't about time the genre went a bit softer? Let us know what you're thinking.

After coming through with part one of their "Raiders Of The Lost Art" documentary last week, DJ Premier and Royce Da 5'9" (AKA PRhyme) come through with part two this week. This time, the video focuses on Adrian Younge's part in the collaborative process.

On December 9th, Detroit-based lyrical assassin Royce Da 5'9" and living legend DJ Premier will be uniting under the name PRhyme (pronounced like "prime") for a self-titled album. With Preemo solely sampling music by the talented, retro-minded musician Adrian Younge, and a whole host of big-name guests showing up for verses, PRhyme should be quite the listen.

Royce Da 5'9" and DJ Premier come together as PRhyme in their new music video for "Courtesy," the first official leak we received off their highly anticipated joint album PRhyme. The rapper and producer encounter a bit of car trouble in the music video, and resort to hitch-hiking.