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New sounds to wrap up the week.

Something for everyone.

As summer closes, fall into some new hip-hop.

Check out how the rappers who did make the 2017 XXL Freshman cover and those who didn't reacted to the big reveal.

Think you got what it takes to shape your own beat that'll mesmerize the masses? Then it's time to get to work.

The Internet exploded last night (Feb. 26), and this time it wasn't because of Kim Kardashian's butt. Instead, it was due to a highly fueled debate over the color of a dress. Kanye West, Joe Budden, Ariana Grande, Justine Skye and more sounded off with their opinions on this Internet meltdown.

Grammy-nominated DJ/producer A-Trak opens up about his creative process in a new collaboration with Grand Marnier.

Crew love is all around. Producers A-Trak and Lex Luger have joined forces to create a new hip-hop-meets-EDM posse called Low Pros. As the duo prepare to launch their first EP next week, they drop 'Muscle' featuring Juvenile.

After announcing their collaboration in January, Cam'ron and A-Trak finally open the lid on the new project that everyone's talking about, 'Federal Reserve.' The Fool's Gold founder and Dipset rapper sit down with Complex to talk about the Damon Dash connection, their first meeting and how food and music make for a better recording process.

The combination of A-Trak and Lex Luger as Low Pros is a lethal one. Perhaps their partnership shouldn't even be allowed. Someone definitely is going to get bodied with that much banger-making prowess in one package. That sort of rambunctiousness joins forces with Young Thug and PeeWee Longway for the explosive 'Jack Tripper' -- produced alongside Metro Boomin.

With A-Trak's track record, teaming up with Cam'ron seems like a likely partnership. He was once Kanye West's DJ and founded Fool's Gold Records (home to Danny Brown and Run the Jewels) after all. The duo's new track, 'Humphrey' firmly cements their union.

Hip-hop icons Run-DMC and DJ A-Trak have teamed up for a commercial with Adidas Originals. The clip brings two distinct generations of music together for an interactive campaign called 'Unite All Originals.'

The estate of Michael Jackson has unveiled the track listing to its ‘Bad 25′ anniversary deluxe box set. The three-CD plus DVD collection, which arrives in stores on Sept. 18, is in commemoration of the original album’s release 25 years ago in 1987.