It's business before pleasure in the latest visuals from ScHoolboy Q and BJ The Chicago Kid. Directed by Jerome D, the fan favourite, "Studio" off of Q's album, Oxymoron comes to life as the two rappers spend time crafting their work before moving onto bigger and better things. Watch the NSFW music video below. 
Merry Christmas folks. Windy city native BJ the Chicago Kid has just dropped his latest project, A Soulful Christmas EP. Teaming up with producers Jairus Mozze and Joe Syring, The Chicago Kid brings us holiday cheer with a warm and soulful six track EP, release just in time for the holidays. What is most amazing about this EP is that it was completed in only three days. The Chicago Kid weaves back and forth between R&B and Hip-Hip flows on this Christmas album, making it an enjoyable experience for all members of the family (even your Grandma will feel this). For example, The soulful rendition of "Chestnuts," is the perfect track to kick back to while you're keeping warm with your loved ones on Christmas Eve. Enjoy the Chicago Kid’s gift to all Hip-Hop heads worldwide. Let us know if A Soulful Christmas EP, made it into your Holiday play list. 
Chance The Rapper just unveiled the animated visuals to "Good Ass Intro", presumably the introduction off his upcoming Acid Rap release. BJ The Chicago Kid lends his vocals to this one, joining Lili K, Peter Cottontale, Kiara Lanier and John Legend (sampled from Kanye West's Freshmen Adjustment 2 intro). On "Good Ass Intro", Chance has fun over some catchy horns and keys laid by Stefan Ponce and Petter Cottontale. Check out the visuals to "Good Ass Intro" below. 
Thurzday just dropped the visuals to "Hell's Angel", off his fantastic L.A. Riot album. Featuring silky-smooth production by Aaron Harris and the vocals to match from BJ The Chicago Kid, "Hell's Angel" was my personal favourite track off L.A. Riot, so I'm definitely excited to see it get visual treatment. This comes as the second video off L.A. Riot, after "F*** The Police" (also worth listening to). Check out the visuals to "Hell's Angel" below, and then give the rest of the album a listen. 
Thurzday just dropped the visuals for "F*** The Police", off his solid 2011 album L.A. Riot. You might remember Thurz as one half of the former Inglewood hip-hop group U-N-I, with Y-O. On L.A. Riot, Thurz showcases a more serious side than his lighter content as part of U-N-I, and absolutely kills it. I definitely recommend checking out this album, especially "Rodney King" and "Hell's Angel", the latter of which features BJ The Chicago Kid. Check out the visuals for "F*** The Police" and stream "Rodney King" and "Hell's Angel" below.