Rhymefest has released the album artwork and tracklisting for his sophomore album, El Che, which hits stores on May 18.

Check them out below:

Tracklist:

1. Intro: The Agent

2. Talk My Shit

3. Say Whassup ft. Phonte of Little Brother

4. How High ft. Little Brother & Darien Brockington

5. Chocolates

6. One Arm Push Up

7. Prosperity

8. Truth On You ft. Twone Gabz

9. Intermission: Juan Carlos

10. Chicago

11. Agony ft. Glenn Lewis

12. Last Night

13. Give It To Me ft. Saigon & Adad

14. Intermission: No Help

15. City Is Fallen ft. Slique

16. Celebration

T-Pain recently spoke to MTV about his highly anticipated duet album with Lil Wayne, which he claims is still very much in the works.

“The T-Wayne album, we’re actually gonna wait until he gets out,” Pain said. “He has so much going on. He has Rebirth out right now. I don’t wanna interrupt that. We just gonna wait until he gets out to really get in on that. We recorded a bunch of songs. But, right now, it’s time for him and his personal sh–.” (MTV)

Pain says that they already have an albums worth of material, but not enough to make it a great project.

“…We can put out whatever we feel like and say, ‘Hey, this is T-Wayne’s album,’ or we can actually try to make it good. Like we’re actually trying to make an album and say, ‘This is the good T-Wayne album.’ Rather than just record 12 songs and say, ‘Here you go, mutha—-as! I know you want it. You gonna buy it anyway, just ’cause you think it’s good.’ ” (MTV)

In the meantime, T-Pain is busy working on his fourth studio album, RevolveR, which is rumored to be released in April.

Hellz Bellz has debuted their new spring collection Obsessed with You. According to Hellz, the collection “reflects an obscure view of modern fashion and the obsession that it becomes.”

Check out the collection below:

B.o.B. has finally released the video for his current radio hit “Nothin’ On You” featuring Bruno Mars. The video is a very interesting take on the song, and features B.o.B. walking around the streets as a paper cutout, while everything around him is made up of paper cutouts. B.o.B.’s debut album, B.o.B. Presents The Adventures of Bobby Ray, is scheduled to be released on April 27. Check out the video below.

T.I. will reportedly be finishing up his jail sentence this month.

According to MTV, The Atlanta native is scheduled to be released on March 26 from the halfway house that he has been carrying out his sentence in, since he was removal from an Atlanta prison in late December.

Once released, T.I. has to complete the remainder of his 1500 hours in community service, follow a curfew, and take up drug counseling and financial audits.

As of recently, T.I. has been working on a new album and announced via Twitter that the first single is called “I’m Back.”

DJ Khaled debuted videos for his songs “Put Your Hands Up” and “All I Do Is Win” from his March 9th album release, Victory, today. “Put Your Hands Up” features cameos from Schife, Young Jeezy, and Rick Ross. The video is a straight ahead rap video with no real concept, whereas the video for “All I Do Is Win” features T-Pain, Ludacris, Rick Ross, and Snoop Dogg with girls dancing, expensive cars, and a whole lot of awards and jewelry. You know, the usual.

Check out both videos below:

“Put You Hands Up”:

“All I Do Is Win”:

A Manhattan courthouse fire has lead to another postponement in Lil Wayne’s jail sentencing.

According to TMZ, The fire broke out this morning in the basement of Manhattan Criminal Court, leaving five firefighters, a criminal, and two civilians with minor injuries.

Firefighters were able to contain the flames, and the building was shut down for the rest of the day.

Lil Wayne’s sentence has been rescheduled for Wednesday.

Wayne was originally scheduled to begin his one year jail sentence stemming from 2007 weapons charges on February 9, but it was postponed due to the rappers much needed dental surgery, which included eight root canals and the replacement of several teeth.

Juvenile, aka Terius Gray, was arrested on Thursday in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana after cops received a tip about marijuana smoke coming from a nearby recording studio.

According to MTV, When cops arrived, Juvenile’s producer Leroy Edwards opened the studio door and a cloud of marijuana smoke was released. Police arrested Edwards after they searched him and found he was carrying marijuana.

Officers also noticed a bag containing a half ounce of marijuana on the kitchen table, which Juvenile admitted was his. He was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor marijuana possession.

Both Edwards and Juvenile posted bail and were released from jail within six hours. The case in now being handed over to the district attorney.

Juvenile was previously arrested in 2008 after cops discovered drugs in his vehicle during a routine traffic stop in Mississippi.

It’s been a long time since 808’s & Heartbreak first came out, but for some reason Kanye is still dropping videos for the project. Here is Ye’s latest visuals for the song “Coldest Winter,” which has an eerie dark tone to it. The video was directed by Nabil Elderkin, who worked on West’s previous videos for “Paranoid” and “Welcome To Heartbreak.”

Check out the video below:

The tracklist and album artwork has been released for Cypress Hill’s new album, Rise Up, dropping April 6. The upcoming LP marks their return into music after a six year hiatus. The album features collaborations with Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, Marc Anthony, Pitbull, and Linkin Park guitarist Mike Shinoda.

Check out the artwork and tracklist below:

Tracklist:

1. It Ain’t Nothin’ f Young De (prod. B-Real)
2. Light It Up (prod. Pete Rock)
3. Rise Up f. Tom Morello (prod. Tom Morello & B-Real)
4. Get It Anyway (prod. Jim Jonsin)
5. Pass The Dutch f. Evidence & Alchemist (prod. DJ Muggs & DJ Khalil)
6. Bang Bang (prod. B-Real)
7. K.U.S.H (prod. Sick Jacken & B-Real)
8. Get ‘Em Up (prod. B-Real)
9. Carry Me Away f. Mike Shinoda (prod. Mike Shinoda)
10. Trouble Seeker f. Daron Malakian (prod. Daron Malakian)
11. Day Destroys the Night f. Everlast (prod. DJ Muggs & DJ Khalil)
12. I Unlimited (prod. B-Real)
13. Armed & Dangerous (prod. Jake One & B-Real)
14. Shut ‘Em Down f. Tom Morello (prod. Tom Morello & B-Real)
15. Armada Latina f. Marc Anthony & Pitbull (prod. Jim Jonsin)