The second video from Dom Kennedy’s brilliant “From The Westside With Love” mixtape: good choice for a second single and good visuals for the track too.If you haven’t already got the tape, download it here…

Jason Goldwatch put together this fantastic promotional video, demonstrating a few of the tracks from Alchemist and Oh No’s upcoming album “Gutter Music,” the footage is a bit distracting from the music though!

This documentary is available on DVD with the Deluxe Edition of Cudder’s “Man On The Moon 2: The Legend Of Mr. Rager.” Directed by the brilliant Jason Goldwatch, it documents CuDi touring the states and promoting the new album…

Curren$y performs an unheard track from “Pilot Talk 2″ at the BluRoc Festival in Toronto, the sound quality is pretty bad, but it still sounds like it has a lot of potential. The album is out on the 22nd November…

N.E.R.D drop another visual for a cut from their recent album, “Nothing.” Apparently the group plan to release a video to accompany every track on the album…

To celebrate Weezy’s return from prison, a party was thrown in a spacious strip club in Miami (which despite the title, is not actually his home). Wayne swapped between cigars and lollipops and Baby threw all of his money about, they also heavily endorsed “Fever” energy drinks… Welcome Home Weezy!

Stephen Reedy of ZeroFriends Films (artist Alex Pardee’s latest venture), provides the visual for Cage’s “Captain Bumout” from his Depart From Me album. The piece feels very much like one of Pardee’s (who cameos, wearing some interesting eyewear) paintings. Hopefully Cage will release some new music soon…

At the EMA’s in Madrid, Kanye performs his collaboration, “Hurricane,” with 30 Seconds To Mars, then treats the crowd with a performance of “Power.” Looks like he is beginning to get bored of the Rosewood lately, which is a good thing in my opinion…

The visuals for Rick Ross’ “MC Hammer” kind of looks like a mash-up of the last two videos, with the addition of an appearance from the other half of Bugatti Boyz (Diddy) and a reminder that Gucci Mane is featured in the track (even if you can’t really hear his mumbled verse.)

I’m late on this, but check out the video for A-Trak and Armand Van Helden’s collaborative single, with appearances from Buckshot, Questlove, Kid Sister, Chromeo, Smif-n-Wessun, Yelawolf, DJ Premier, Jim Jones, Kanye West, Pharrell and Diplo, amongst others…