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Packed with beautiful women and a lot of cameo appearances, Rick Ross delivers his brand new visual to his latest track, "Keep Doin' That (Rich Bitch)." It features R Kelly and its set to appear on Ross upcoming album Hood Billionaire , which is set to drop on November 24. Watch after the jump.

After taking a long hiatus from making music, MC Lyte delivers the first video from her upcoming album. The song is called "Dear John" and it features Chicago's very own, Common.  "Dear John" is anthem for #EducateOURMen, which is the signature scholarship initiative of MC Lyte's Hip Hop Sisters Foundation, which has presented two $100,000 university scholarships during the Soul Train Music Awards Red Carper Pre-Show each year since the organization's founding. This year, the foundation will present dozens of scholarships earmarked to send men of color to HBCU's.  Check out MC Lyte's video after the jump and don't forget to leave your thoughts and comments.

While fans impatiently wait for his Def Jam Records debut, Remember My Name , Chicago rapper Lil Durk releases new music to hold you over. It's called "Jealous" and its produced by Cash Money AP. Check out "Jealous" below and don't forget to leave your thoughts and comments. Press play. FSD

R&B singer/actress Teyana Taylor held a listening session for her upcoming album VII last night in Hollywood. During the event, Kanye West made an appearance with his Kim Kardashian and spoke on how hard it was to get Teyana a release date for her album. Watch Kanye speak after the jump.

Still sip'n on that Patron, R&B singer John Blu delivers his official video to his latest single "I Ain't Done Drinkin' Yet." Its directed by Matt Alonzo and its ready for you to view up top. Press play.

    Returning with his brand new visual, Chicago rapper Murph Watkins hits the scene with "Juug." Its taken from his upcoming project Yun and its shot by Triston H Designs and edited by Miguel CTV. Check out Murph Watkin's new video after the jump and don't forget to leave your comments.   

  Last week, homeless rapper SoloW RedLine encountered a life changing experience when a video of him rapping went viral on the internet. Discovered by Co-Still of Wicked Entertainment, SoloW has now gone from rapping on Chicago's subways to being one of the most talked about names in media.   Last night, we caught up with the internet sensation on Chicago's Southside at Droked Out Studios. We witnessed SoloW recording a new track called "I'm Good," which is produced by Chicago legend Soundmaster T. The rapper mentioned the song is an inspirational hip hop track to allow people to hear his life-long struggles and let them know how far he's come in his life with the grace of God.   If you would like to take a listen to SoloW's unreleased track "I'm Good," check snippet [ here ].