Jigz The Flyer, Big Pat, Al-Fatir & Criss Lyric all took the stage at Comix Club in Foxwoods Casino. Here’s a recap from their 5.11.12 show sponsored by Elevated Vibe and Hennessy.

Our latest design called “Local Misfits” aims to celebrate one of the most influential punk bands (as well as logo’s) of all time. While our society is busy trend hopping and studding their jean jackets and kicks, we decided to reflect on a previous age, where being a “Mistfit” was more than an image. This tank top will be featured in our next line, which will be available June 2nd in Chicago (release at BREADshop 105th & S. Ewing) and June 4th online at www.LocalMotives.storenvy.com. You can also keep up with our blog www.TheLocalMotives.com which is updated daily with new music, video’s and art from the most talented people in your city. Follow us on twitter as well @TheLocalMotives.

On June 26th, the sequel in the MMG album compilation series, “Self-Made II” is set to hit shelves everywhere.

This past sunday, Rochester, NY emcee, Emilio Rojas graced Houston with his presence for the first time. The RLES Media Team, SCKNOWS caught up with him from the moment he landed to his instore at SF2 and the show that he bodied later on at The Engine Room.

Wanting to switch it up a little and show his diversity, the young Chip Gnarly drops a new song called “Four Letter Word” for the ladies. Stay tuned for new music all the way up to the release of G.O.D. (Guilty Of Dedication) on June 12.

Monteith is the first release from Corey G’s upcoming MINT EP. The EP, which will be released next week, is a fusion of influences ranging from from electronica to classical music. Corey G has previously worked with Joe Cool, Sunni Colon, Sound FX, Hardaway Smith, and many more.

Props: Complex

On the latest episode of MTV Hive’s In My Room, Kendrick Lamar and ScHoolboy Q took the intimate stage to run through some tracks off their latest releases. The former gets the stage going with “Hol’ Up” and “A.D.H.D.” off last year’s Section.80 while the latter tackles “Hands on the Wheel.” Q actually gets some help from his Black Hippy cohort during his performance of the Habits & Contradictions gem, and the crowd effectively loses it. You can watch it above.