Archive for the ‘music’ Category

Video: Nicki Minaj – Your Love

July 22, 2010

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Here comes the official music video to Nicki Minaj’s “Your Love”, which was directed by X.

Can’t lie, this song and video are dope. Check it out.

Sidebar: Let’s applaud Nicki Minaj for being the first solo female rapper to top Billboard’s Rap Songs charts since Missy Elliot’s “Work It” with this track.

Joe Budden ft. Emanny – Short Summer

July 22, 2010

Produced by Beewirks, Joe Budden and Emanny link up for another cut from Budden’s Mood Muzik 4.

Though there is not a release date as of yet, I am anticipating this album very much so. Link below, folks.

Joe Budden ft. Emanny – Short Summer

Video: T.I. ft. Keri Hilson – Got Your Back

July 22, 2010

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Here comes the official music video for T.I.’s DJ Toomp-produced cut, “Got Your Back”, which features Keri Hilson.

King Uncaged due out in stores September 28th, so be sure to go out and support.

Sidebar: What has happened to Keri Hilson? I remember when she was absolutely beautiful, but as of late, I have yet to be impressed. Especially in this video.

Video: Ski Beatz ft. Mos Def – Cream Of The Planet

July 22, 2010

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Here comes the latest visuals from Ski Beatz’s highly-anticipated 24 Hour Karate School.

Supposedly this project is set to drop September 7th. We will see.

Crooked I – Everythang

July 16, 2010

Here comes the first single off Crooked I’s upcoming EP, Planet C.O.B Vol. 1, due out August 17th.

Tracklist after the jump.

Crooked I – Everythang (Prod. by Dirty Dunnz)

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Video: Tabi Bonney Stops by DD172

July 16, 2010

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Above, check out this new clip of a day in the life of rising DC rapper, Tabi Bonney.

He just hopped off the road from DC to NYC and stopped by DD172 to chop it up with Dame Dash, Curren$y and Ski Beatz about his latest mixtape, A Place Called Stardom.

Japanese Cartoon – In the Jaws of The Lords of Death

July 16, 2010

Lupe Fiasco, Graham Burris, Matt Nelson and Le Messie come together as Japanese Cartoon, a punk and rock influenced band. Though their first album, In the Jaws of The Lords of Death, has been in the works for several months, we are finally given this treat.

Featuring nine songs, In the Jaws of The Lords of Death is now available for free from their website.

The artwork for the band, as shown above, is done by Nathan Cabrera. No doubt, Lupe Fiasco has put together quite the cast for this project, and has not failed with it either.

Hit the break to see the full tracklisting.

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J. Cardim ft. Joe Budden, Sheek Louch & Sha Stimuli – Hood 2

July 16, 2010

Here comes the latest leak off of J. Cardim’s The IN Crowd, which is set to be released this upcoming Monday.

Featuring Joe Budden, Sheek Louch and Sha Stimuli, as well as Cardim on the boards, “Hood 2” gives me another reason to be excited for his upcoming project. Link below.

J. Cardim ft. Joe Budden, Sheek Louch & Sha Stimuli – Hood 2 (Prod. by J. Cardim)

Sidebar: Joe Budden is wild. He is severely underrated, and if it was not for my friend Chris, I would have been clueless of his lyricism.

J. Cole – Premeditated Murder

July 16, 2010

Here comes a new record from J. Cole, entitled “Premeditated Murder”.

Not entirely sure if this will make its way to his debut album, but nonetheless, it is a solid track.

J. Cole – Premeditated Murder

John Legend & The Roots ft. Common & Melanie Fiona – Wake Up Everybody

July 16, 2010

Off of their collaborative album, Wake Up!, due out September 21st, John Legend and The Roots link up with Common and Melanie Fiona, as the cover Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes’ 1975 classic, “Wake Up Everybody”.

There should be an accompanying video dropping soon, as they shot for the video this past week in Brooklyn.

John Legend & The Roots ft. Common & Melanie Fiona – Wake Up Everybody

Sidebar: Not much to say, except WOW. This record is an instant classic, as John Legend’s vocals, The Roots’ background instrumentation, Melanie Fiona’s chorus vocals and Common’s verse are all perfect. I love this record. Enjoy.