Don’t forget Houston legend, Scarface, drops his new and FINAL album, Emeritus, tomorrow in stores. Featuring Lil Wayne, Bun B, Bilal, Slim Thug, Z-Ro, and K-Rino, you definitely do not want to miss out because the lead single “Can’t Get Right”, is a monsta and I’m pretty sure the rest of the album will be too. The album drops Dec 2nd and you can pick it up at Amazon or any other retailer nationwide.

The South keeps it movin with Power Kings of the Street, a new compilation featuring three Southern heavy hitters including the massively slept-on Z-Ro, Geto Boy legend, Scarface, and young veteran, Webbie. With 60 minutes of all-new, unreleased bangers, its definitely why the “South’s still holdin”.

2008 will definitely be known as the year of the auto-tune and somewhere in the world, and Kanye West’s new LP, 808s and Heartbreak, is a departure from the traditional hip-hop album and a testament to Kanye’s growth as an artist. In fact, he’s singing on the whole album, taking a more introspective look into his own life’s trials and tribulations. Yea, it sounds kinda ridiculous at first, but could anyone besides ‘Ye pull it off? No sir. Moved up a day from the normal new release Tuesday, you can cop the album anywhere fine music is sold.

Premiering earlier this year on BET, Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan, takes a deep pause introspection into the world of one of the greatest hip-hop crews of all time. Pick up the DVD at Amazon for $15.99 and get exclusive additional interviews with Raekwon, RZA, and ODB’s (RIP) widow.

Can the world get enough of Weezy F Bizzle? Apparently not because Dwayne is back on the grind with part six of the “The Drought Is Over” mixtape with 15 new, never released jumpoffs. Also includes features from The Game, Swizz Beatz, Rick Ross, and Chris Brown. Why is he holding a baby on the cover? Pick it up at MixUnit for $5.99 and “wop-wobbledy wobbledy drop drop it like its hot”.

It’s Weezy’s world right now and he’s back with the third installment of the Dedication series. Hosted by DJ Drama, Dedication 3 features new music from Lil Weeziana, Jae Millz, Willie Da Kid, Drake, Tyga, Gudda Gudda, and La tha Darkman (where has he been this whole time?). Pre-order it at MixUnit for $5.99.

Michael 5000 Watts is back with another Swisha House mixtape, Hustle 2K8, and features new music from Weezy, Ricky Ross, Paul Wall, Coota Bang, Lil Keke, Z-Ro, Big Pokey, and a whole slew of other Down South rappers. Also features the R&B mix, Straight to the Room 10, for those slow jams and baby-making music. Of course its slowed and chopped, just they way we Houstonians love it mang. Pick it up at MixUnit.com for $13.99.

To commemorate the 50 anniversary of Kind of Blue, Miles Davis’ magnum opus, Supreme is re-issuing the album along with Nefertiti and On the Corner. Each CD features the original artwork from the LP and is digitally remastered. Pick each up for $16 or all three for $40

For a limited amount of time, you can download Dr Dre’s 2001 album for $2 on Amazon. Yea its not Detox, but its still a classic.

Hate ‘em or love ‘em - Harlem’s finest Duke Da God and The Diplomats are back with a new mixtape featuring brand new material from the whole Dipset crew, D-Block, and even a rare collabo between Murda Mook and Cassidy. You can pre-order it for $6.99 at MixUnit.