Take it down high or low with Janelle’s first single off The ArchAndroid. Oh yeah, Big Boi’s not only featured on the track, but serves as the album’s executive-producer. TSS

You might’ve of seen Drizzy obeying his thirst last week, but here’s a more clearer version of the commercial featuring the producer, 40. NR

A snippet of this surfaced way back when and never made it’s way on Rated R. Peep the Prince sample and enter Miss Fenty’s sexual side. Nav

[vodpod id=Video.3033349&w=425&h=350&fv=m%3D102905614%26type%3Dvideo%26a%3D0] Here’s more behind the scenes footage from Khaled’s triumphant anthem. Fast forward to the 9:00 mark and Khaled explains how the track and hook came to fruition. 57thAve

[vodpod id=Video.3033896&w=425&h=350&fv=] The Talk of New York stopped by Green Lantern’s Invasion Radio earlier this week. He speaks on touring with 50, the Internet, music consumption, and busts a few freestyles. G.P.G. on iTunes now. THH Earlier: New Music: Tony Yayo x Soulja Boy “King of Pyrex” (Remix)

Yes, we know this was released a few days ago. Just got around to listening to a good majority of the mixtape. Plus, the cover art on this is smoking. Download here. Backcover after the jump.

We’ve heard this before. NY Mag caught up with Scottie last night at his HBO series How To Make It In America’s screening in NYC and the rapper/actor says after about 4 or 5 albums, he will more than likely put down the mic and pick up the script. “I’m trying to evenly balance them out right now, but eventually I want to leave behind music and just do acting,” he said. “I only got into the music business to tell […]

During a recent photoshoot for Food Magazine, Juicy J and DJ Paul hit up Wolfgang Puck’s Beverly Hills Spago restaurant and showed off their culinary skills. What’s beef? Rap-Up

“Crush ’em like Curtis did Jeffrey” The Midwest gangsta is back with another one and this time on the set of his interview with ThisIsCurtis. Nice español Gangsta Gibbs. Smells good to me. Now bag the shit up.

Another monsterous track from J. Cardim. This was initially for Juelz’ Born to Lose, Built to Win album, but Santana Bandana let Cardim have it for the opening track for his upcoming compilation Dice Music Group presents The In Crowd. Ay! This was one is nice. NMC