“Seven Years” marks the latest single from Ottawa-based hip-hop collective Philly Move’s Peace and Carrots album. The video is directed by Ben Prentice and features Doll Face, one of the capital city’s premier graff artists.

Sacramento hip-hop supergroup The Goondox team up with fellow West Coasters Swollen Members and eight other MCs on “Rap of he Titans,” the first single from the CA trio’s upcoming Welcome To The Goondox.

On the latest single off Classified’s Handshakes And Middle Fingers, the East Coast rapper teams with his brother Mic Boyd and MC White Mic. Check out the video for “They Don’t Know,” the fourth single from HAMF.

It’s was 9:30 p.m. on a Thursday night, I think. My interview with Bach had been scheduled for something like six hours before, but when I couldn’t reach through to his line in New Jersey, Bach’s publicist told me to “just keep trying.” I did.

“Fuck Madchild” marks the first single off the upcoming album by Swollen Members’ Madchild. Dope Sick, which will be Madchild’s debut solo release, is set to drop on Battleaxe Records in early 2012.

Sixteen-year-old Reema Major is destined to take the Canadian rap game by storm with her flavour of punk drunk rhymes, as highlighted on the latest off her I Am Legend mixtape. Check out the video for “Double Time.”

“Turn A Light On” is the latest single off Kathryn Calder’s Bright and Vivid. The single marks the newest off the sophomore offering from the New Pornographers rocker.

Rich Hil is the son of fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger. But that’s about the least interesting thing about him. Still in his early twenties, Hil, a rising hip-hop fixation, has in two short years released over 700 songs, dropped myriad freestyles and a number of mixtapes.

“Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)” marks the latest single off Montreal indie rockers The Arcade Fire’s hugely successful Suburbs, which won Album of the Year at this year’s Grammy Awards.

Ripe with bouncing castles, drunk girls and other festivities, the new video for Logik Dat Lad’s “Party Girl” jam is set to warm things up this holiday season. The song comes from LDL’s latest disc, New School EP.