Two of the game’s well-known dope boys join Sean Don for one of the four bonus cuts that you will find on the deluxe version. Do remember, Finally Famous is in stores June 28.
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[vodpod id=Video.10984242&w=540&h=350&fv=] Jizzle took over Memorial Day weekend with his latest mixtape, The Real Is Back. And in a sit-down with 1515, Da Snowman speaks on how he reunited with DJ Drama for the project and dissects the tape.
After Toronto last week, Aubrey followed Ms. Fenty over to Montreal Saturday night where he joined the red-headed songstress for “What’s My Name” at the Bell Center.
Unbeknownst to us, Bacardi threw an event at Terminal 5 last night in NYC and booked Kid Cudi as their musical talent. Not much film from the show has hit the net, but here’s a brief clip of him performing “Erase Me”. Sidebar: Photos courtesy of Techienyc.
Cipha Sounds & Rosenberg took their talents last week to Detroit to interview Bad and Evil for their Hot 97 Morning Show. The full hour long interview won’t be available until next week, but in this clip they talk about reuniting and a lil bit of everything in between. UPDATE: Full version. Juan Epstein podcast style. EP in stores now.
CyHi’s new mixtape, Royal Flush 2 drops tomorrow, but this evening Omen gives us one of the tracks featuring his fellow G.O.O.D. Music fam. Production by Kanye West and No I.D. Pete Rock, anyone?
Due to the premature leak earlier, 57th Ave let loose the final version of his Neptunes-produced track with Weezy and Pharrell per N.O.’s request. Off his upcoming S.U.P.E.R.T.H.U.G. album.
In celebration of the 10th anniversary of her debut album, Alicia Keys performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London earlier today. The R&B songstress plans to rerelease Songs In A Minor on June 28.
Still in the UK, SoulCultureTV caught up with Meth, who briefly says he doesn’t cosign the numerous comparisons between the Clan and OFWGKTA, but praises Tyler and the collective’s movement.
Nasty Nas makes his return with the first single off his next solo album, Life Is Good. Nasir planned to drop this tonight, but Flex just dropped the bomb earlier than expected. Produced by Salaam Remi. UPDATE: Dirty with no tags.
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