New unreleased cudi track out. Produced by the same person who produced "Day N Nite" (Dot Da Genius). Nice track.
Download Here
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Know Why - Kid Cudi
New unreleased cudi track out. Produced by the same person who produced "Day N Nite" (Dot Da Genius). Nice track.
Download Here
Saturday, February 27, 2010
The 30 Minute Layover - XV
XV drops a new mixtape consisting of 10 freestyles to hold everybody down till "Vizzy Zone" drops.
Download Here
Friday, February 26, 2010
The Making Of The "Drop The World" Instrumental
Producers Hit-Boy & Chase N show how they made the drop the world instrumental.
The Greatness - Raheem DeVaugn Feat. Wale
This is a track of Raheem's upcoming album "The Love & War Masterpiece". Wale jumps on a verse.
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Holy Omen- Omen Feat. Elite
This is a track by rapper Omen. The video is pretty nice. Omen was the only feature on J. Cole's mixtape "The Warm Up". Check it out.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Kanye Drops The New Blog
Kanye remade his blog and is showing it off. It basically has a more of a white look to it. A music player on the side. But all in all it still is the same blog basically.
www.kanyewest.com
Villain's Lair - JD Era Feat. Freddie Gibbs & Q Da Kid
This is the track that was previewed in the video. Produced by Don Cannon. The Mixtape drops tonight at midnight. Check back for that post when it drops.
Download Here
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
JD Era Thirt33n Promotional Video
Also a sneak preview of a track featuring Freddie Gibbs and Q Da Kid.
Video: Coldest Winter - Kanye West
KANYE WEST "Coldest Winter" Directed by: NABIL "ITUNES link below" from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.
I'm liking the production on this. Has a good feel to it.
Monday, February 22, 2010
How "Hard Knock Life" Was Created
Legendary producer "The 45 King" talks about how he created "Hard Knock Life". He is also famous for producing "Stan" by Eminem and most famous for his track "The 900 Number".
I really liking this track. This will be on snoop's More Malice the deluxe version of Malice In Wonderland.
Download Here
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Jay-Z Interview
Jay-z talks on his number one albums, having no competition, being friends with the president and more. On a side note happy birtday to our "biggest" fan Ryan.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Asher Roth Interview With Vibe
Less than a year after releasing his debut set, Asleep in the Bread Aisle, Asher Roth is on to the next one. The young rhymer that hit it big in 2009 with “I Love College” is down in South Beach, Miami catching a tan and working his as-yet-untitled sophomore album. Taking a break from his session with Pharrell Williams, the 24-year-old called VIBE to talk about sexting, hors d'oeuvres and his next album.
VIBE: You were part of MTV’s Valentine’s Day special, Sexting in America: When Privates Go Public. Why did you participate in the show?
Asher Roth: There’s a line between having fun and being utterly rude and obnoxious. It’s one thing to have fun with your boyfriend and be a little provocative and enjoying yourself. But there’s also harassment. It’s important to say no and draw that line. You know, being a heterosexual male in his mid-twenties, there’s a fun element, a teasing element. It’s always fun if a girl sends you a little tease picture. But you have to make sure that person is someone you trust.
Heard you’re working on a new mixtape. How’s it coming along?
Yeah, it’s really just me warming up, throwing the baseball in the backyard again. It’s a hors d'oeuvres tape more or less. It’s called Seared Foie Gras with Quince and Cranberry and drops in March with my new website. Foie gras is a legitimate hors d'oeuvre. It’s force-fed to geese so that they can eat their liver. Imagine a huge plate with a little bit of food and you’re paying like 75 bucks for it. So there’s that underlying meaning that you’re not getting much. You’re paying all this money for fat.
So what’s its purpose?
We’re getting people ready for the sound of this album where we have cats like Q-Tip, we’re down here working with Pharrell and the RZAs and the Premos.
You’re cooking the Seared Foie Gras and your new album at the same time?
Yeah. Nowadays with the Internet and everything moving exponentially fast, if you don’t have content, you’re irrelevant. It’s one thing to oversaturate the market and to be on everything, which I don’t agree with. But I do agree with, “Make sure you don’t go stale.”
How deep are you into the album?
We’re on day three of the album creation. There’s no album title yet. I talked to everybody I wanted to get on the album. I shared my vision with them. You want to meet them halfway. Yes, you want them to come into your world as well, but you want to make sure that they’re still stamping it with them. You don’t want to leave their comfort zone. All the producers that are going to be on the album, I’ve sat down with in their living room before we got into the whole music making thing. That’s super important to any artist. It makes the creation process so much easier.
So you really haven’t identified a sound yet?
The sound is going to give people feelings again. I’m through with listening to music with no intestines, no gut. I want to make that dope shit that people can feel. That’s all the direction is.
When do you think it’ll drop?
Ideally I’d like to release it on my birthday, which is Aug. 11. That would be great, but I believe that’s a Wednesday and they try to stick to Tuesdays. But my first album released on a Monday.
You’re taking a break from touring to record. When you hit the stage again, are you going to keep the “Candy Rain” dance in your set?
I don’t know. Maybe we’ll break out the tootsie roll. [Laughs] We’ll see. —Brad Wete
VIBE: You were part of MTV’s Valentine’s Day special, Sexting in America: When Privates Go Public. Why did you participate in the show?
Asher Roth: There’s a line between having fun and being utterly rude and obnoxious. It’s one thing to have fun with your boyfriend and be a little provocative and enjoying yourself. But there’s also harassment. It’s important to say no and draw that line. You know, being a heterosexual male in his mid-twenties, there’s a fun element, a teasing element. It’s always fun if a girl sends you a little tease picture. But you have to make sure that person is someone you trust.
Heard you’re working on a new mixtape. How’s it coming along?
Yeah, it’s really just me warming up, throwing the baseball in the backyard again. It’s a hors d'oeuvres tape more or less. It’s called Seared Foie Gras with Quince and Cranberry and drops in March with my new website. Foie gras is a legitimate hors d'oeuvre. It’s force-fed to geese so that they can eat their liver. Imagine a huge plate with a little bit of food and you’re paying like 75 bucks for it. So there’s that underlying meaning that you’re not getting much. You’re paying all this money for fat.
So what’s its purpose?
We’re getting people ready for the sound of this album where we have cats like Q-Tip, we’re down here working with Pharrell and the RZAs and the Premos.
You’re cooking the Seared Foie Gras and your new album at the same time?
Yeah. Nowadays with the Internet and everything moving exponentially fast, if you don’t have content, you’re irrelevant. It’s one thing to oversaturate the market and to be on everything, which I don’t agree with. But I do agree with, “Make sure you don’t go stale.”
How deep are you into the album?
We’re on day three of the album creation. There’s no album title yet. I talked to everybody I wanted to get on the album. I shared my vision with them. You want to meet them halfway. Yes, you want them to come into your world as well, but you want to make sure that they’re still stamping it with them. You don’t want to leave their comfort zone. All the producers that are going to be on the album, I’ve sat down with in their living room before we got into the whole music making thing. That’s super important to any artist. It makes the creation process so much easier.
So you really haven’t identified a sound yet?
The sound is going to give people feelings again. I’m through with listening to music with no intestines, no gut. I want to make that dope shit that people can feel. That’s all the direction is.
When do you think it’ll drop?
Ideally I’d like to release it on my birthday, which is Aug. 11. That would be great, but I believe that’s a Wednesday and they try to stick to Tuesdays. But my first album released on a Monday.
You’re taking a break from touring to record. When you hit the stage again, are you going to keep the “Candy Rain” dance in your set?
I don’t know. Maybe we’ll break out the tootsie roll. [Laughs] We’ll see. —Brad Wete
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
MTV Diary of N*E*R*D
If you remember I posted a previw of this about a month ago, here's part 1 of 3.
XV Interview With GoWhereHipHop
I'm a bit late on the XV train but i just took a listen to his mixtape a day or so ago and its pretty damn good, honestly don't sleep on it.
If you wanna download the tape Download Here
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Lil Wayne & T.I. In Studio
VINYL THROWBACK - T.I./ Lil Wayne in the Studio.(2007) from VISUAL VINYL on Vimeo.
Old footage of the two. Wayne is sentenced to go to jail on March 2nd, till then he seems to be working double time, if thats possible.
Monday, February 8, 2010
Curren$y – Smokee Robinson (Mixtape)
So Curren$y and Dj Cannon just dropped this mixtape and also tied it in with the Saints winning the SuperBowl. It features the likes of Wiz Khalifa, Nipsey Hu$$le, Chip Tha Ripper, Big Sean, Dom Kennedy and more.
DOWNLOAD MIXTAPE HERE
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Drake - Overdose [Unreleased Verse]
Even though it's a verse we heard before I still feel the need to post it, why?. Because that photo is amazing.
DOWNLOAD&LISTEN
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Highs N Lows - Kid Cudi (Prod. Dot Da Genius)
Produced by the same man who created the sound for day n nite. This new track is out to promote his new site HeadBanga Muzik
Download Here
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Bun B - No Mixtape
This is a compilation of all 28 freestyle's Bun B released over the past month. The dude works hard and has been in the game for a minute.
Download Here
Drake, Eminem, & Lil Wayne - Live Grammy Performance (Uncensored)
I hate that they censored most of the parts. Here is the performance uncensored.
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