Leave it up to DJ Premier to always have a salute ready for every fallen legend in the game. R.I.P. Nate Dogg!

PREVIOUSLY: DJ Premier – Guru Tribute Mix

Unreleased visuals from Boot Camp Clik‘s 3rd LP under the moniker “The Last Stand”, which dropped in 2006 and features production from Toronto representative Marco Polo (3 tracks) and Mr. Attic (of Da Grassroots).

PREVIOUSLY: Malcolm & Martin – Movement Music (Prod. Marco Polo) (VIDEO)

Toronto emcee/Freedom Writers member Theology 3 unleashes his collaborative EP with producer Phat Tony for the lovely price of free 99 for the next two weeks. Get it while you can and be support thereafter if you enjoy it.

PREVIOUSLY: Phat Tony & Theo 3 – Just Tryin’ To Provide (Yung Santa) (VIDEO)

“Kardinal Offishall stars in the first edition of “Once Assembled” by photographer Bobby O’neill. The fine art photographic collection features a selection of historic landmarks where people “Once Assembled” to create culturally significant works of art. In the Toronto edition of the collection Bobby focuses on significant landmarks in Canadian hip-hop history and has chosen Kardinal to be the featured Artist. The photographic exhibition will coincide with the CBC’s Hip Hop Summit concert scheduled for March 29, 2011, and will be displayed in foyer of the historic Glen Gould theatre. As an added bonus Kardinal has been asked to give a brief description of how each landmark played a significant role in the development of his career.”

PREVIOUSLY: Kardinal Offishall Interview w/ 3 Little Digs (VIDEO)

The second set of visuals from Durham emcees Sha Prince & Flex, collectively known as The Antiheroes. Produced by Jay Emess, directed by Ryan Long.

DOWNLOAD: Antiheroes (Sha Prince & Flex) – Fly (Prod. Jay Emess) | DJ PACKAGE

PREVIOUSLY: Antiheroes (Sha Prince & Flex) – Circus Clowns (Prod. Mmac) (VIDEO)

French producer Hazel, who has worked with the likes of Drake, Slakah The Beatchild, Ayah, Onra, and more releases a compilation of his work featuring guest appearances from Drake and Slakah The Beatchild.

Montreal-based producer Dela, who has worked with the likes of Elzhi, Talib Kweli, J-Live, Blu and Large Professor to name a few returns with the follow-up to his 2009 debut “Changes of Atmosphere”:

“Most of the album was composed in Montreal in 2009 and 2010. Constantly visiting record stores throughout the city, the sonics of the album were shaped by the vinyls Dela would come across. Jazz, Funk, Prog, Quebec music being the styles he sampled the most. His love for melodies and beautiful chord changes has remained intact, but an accent is made on the drums, probably the most important instrument in Hip-Hop music.

The main theme of the album is declared by Aliya, a friend of Dela who also had a little cameo on Changes Of Atmosphere. Her introduction sets the tone : Translation Lost is about love stories gone wrong. It’s about that very moment in a relationship when two people can’t understand each other anymore. If Translation Lost is not to be called a concept album, the theme is indeed omnipresent and defines the mood of the whole record. Another huge inspiration is Louis Malle’s movie Ascenseur Pour L’Echafaud. A passionate cinephile, Dela does not hesitate to dig in his favorites movies for samples and ideas.”

The album will be available on March 31st, so those that pre-order today will get a download code on the day of release.

Full-length album from Oddities member Relic, written, produced, recorded, and mixed by himself with guest appearances from Shad, Saukrates, Kam Moye aka Supastition, and more. Free download of the album courtesy of the homie Chedo is available below until April 1st.

DOWNLOAD: Relic – The Green Light (Free Album)

Eternia opens up about her personal experiences of sexual abuse, domestic abuse, gun violence, and abortion in support of Kids Help Phone in the latest video from her collaborative LP fellow Torontonian MoSS.

PREVIOUSLY: Eternia & MoSS – Goodbye (VIDEO)

Mos Def drops by The Daily Habit to remind us of how ill he can sound over some blazin’ Madlib production (from the Dil Withers suite).

PREVIOUSLY: Ski Beatz f/ Mos Def – Cream Of The Land (VIDEO)