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To mark the release of the ‘Good Life’ single and video from Kanye West, HHC’s managed to hook up a dope bag of signed booty.

Three lucky winners will be taking home a copy of the single, a poster and a pair of those ubiquitous promotional glasses - all signed by the man himself.

To get your hands on it, simply click here and tell us three other artists Kanye’s produced for.

Now mosey on over to that guy West’s MySpace and official website. Oh, and don’t forget to peep the dope SoMe-crafted video here.

New music to get your mitts on:

Smif-N-Wessun ‘Can’t Feel My Face’

Infamous Mobb feat. Prodigy ‘Handle Ya Business’

Away Team feat. Black Milk ‘Chitter Chatter’

Cop ‘em all.

Fancy getting your mitts on tickets to the hottest party of the year? Answer one quick question and they’ll be yours!

Going down on October 27th in honour of the NFL coming to London with the Miami Dolphins taking on the New York Giants at Wembley, Reebok, official outfitters of the NFL, have rustled up an amazing all-star line-up: DJ Cash Money, Shortee Blitz, Lethal Bizzle, The Mitchell Brothers and that man Tinchy Stryder all dropping blazing sets at the Music Room in London.

Even though there are only 250 tickets available, the good folks over at Reebok have managed to secure ten pairs to give away to HHC readers. To cop a set, simply answer this easy-as-pie question:

Which two NFL teams will play at Wembley later this month?

Email us the answer by clicking here! (And do so before Wednesday, the comp’s closing date.)

Now click here for more information on the NFL International and Reebok’s full range of apparel.

Blessing a UK stage for the first time in over three years, Mos Def will be performing live at Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Friday November 23rd.

Supported by the Hypnotic Brass Band (New York) and with BBC 1Xtra’s Benji B holding down deck duties, it promises to be a hip-hop musical spetacular.

Click here now to order your tickets.

Click here for another great back-to-basics video from Joell Ortiz, this time the concluding part to his ‘125 Grams’ series.

And make sure to pick up ‘The Brick: Bodega Chronicles’ for a dope-as-you-like slice of raw rap.

Going through the votes for 2007’s best albums of the year list, Panacea’s ‘The Scenic Route’ (Glow In The Dark/Rawkus) kept coming up again and again - and to no surprise as it’s an amazing record.

Click here to check out their website, complete with a video for each song on the album that explains the ideas behind the lyrics and music. Gotta love that in this too often cynical day and age.

Bit of a new music and video round-up for the weekend. Here we go…

Smif-N-Wessun’s ‘Gotta Say It’ (from the great ‘The Album’, er, album)

Boot Camp Clik’s ‘BK All Day’

Project Pat’s ‘Rubber Band Me’

The Pack’s ‘In My Car’

Infamous Mobb ‘Reality Rap’ (produced by that man Alchemist)

Oh, and then there’s the new Little Brother album which is now ‘out there’ in the world of the internet, complete with an enclosed text file purporting to be from Phonte… (Though we damn sure ain’t gonna post up a link - putting up whole albums is on some foul shit.)

Looking for something a little bit different this Friday? Check out Nike’s Supersonic event, going down at Finsbury Park in London.

Kicking off the first of four music-fuelled speed trials (the boy Dizzee Rascal will be making an appearance on Friday), contenders will be competing for a place in a 1K run on November 17th, which will lead to an invite to a gig starring some of the UK’s top acts, plus two hundred quid’s worth of Nike gear.

Click here for the preview.

Bashy’s ‘Black Boys’ track, recorded in conjunction with Black History Month, has caught the attention of a large chunk of the UK’s finest, who have all recorded their own version of the track. And we’re not talking about a posse cut - we’re talking new versions from each of these cats:

MS DYNAMITE
SWISS
SKINNY MAN
SCORCHER
DURTY GOODZ
SINCERE
GHETTO
WRETCH 32
AKALA
PDC
KLASHNEKOFF
BIGZ
SWAY
LETHAL B
MIKE GLC
TINIE TEMPAH
TY
STYLA

Simple and plain, here’s the roll call of winners from this year’s DMC world championships:

WORLD DJ CHAMPIONSHIPS
WINNER: DJ RAFIK (GERMANY)
2ND PLACE: DJ YASA (JAPAN)
3RD PLACE: DJ FLY (FRANCE)

WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
WINNER: KIREEK (JAPAN)
2ND PLACE: EXODUS (GERMANY)
3RD PLACE: TRAUMA TEAM (FRANCE)

WORLD BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY:
WINNER: DJ SHIFTEE (USA)
RUNNER UP: DJ OR D’OEUVRE (FRANCE)