Team Surpreme got the drop on track #3 off B.o.B.’s The Adventures Of Bobby Ray. They say this might not be the final version, but we’ll throw on our stunna shades on for now.
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Capo and Mel Matrix hop on Scoop DeVille’s instrumental. Seems like everyone is slowing down these days. NR
At 93.5’s Krush Groove Concert last night in Los Angeles, Koopa and Krayzie Bone put things in reverse and performed one of the biggest records of 2006. Four years later, still sounds clean. HHNM
X dropped this off in the inbox. Once again, Rae and Alchemist unite and this time on a track inspired by some hard candy.
Unless a miracle happens, Boosie’s gon be gone longer than December. So in the meantime, here’s his new mixtape inspired by Wycelf’s classic song. Download here. Tracklist underneath. DGB
With Cube looking on, his baby boy OMG spat a couple bars over the CPU. If he were to hook up with Dr. Dre’s son Curtis and Eazy-E’s daughter Erin, they could be the 2010 N.W.A.—well, not really, but you get the point. Heads up: WSHH
Dre didn’t premiere “Under Pressure” last night at Coachella, but here’s some news you can use: Scott Storch is the man behind the boards. In February, he spoke on reuniting with Dre. The tandem spawned “Still D.R.E.” off 2001. HHNM via MW
For only the second time, PLK and Santana performed their hit on the same stage. And on this go ’round, it was for 106 & Park. Has anyone seen the remix yet? Your Audio Fix
BET rolls with Nicki during her Spring Bling 2010 performance. If you sit through the whole thing, you’ll get a chance to see homegirl’s big ol’ ghetto booty. Yardie
Without the assistance of Hayley Williams, B.o.B. performed “Airplanes” for the first time at The Rave in Milwaukee last night. Prepare for take off April 27th.
Big Sean, a versatile rapper known for his deep lyrics and successful collaborations, demonstrates in "Head To The Sky" his ability to inspire, while maintaining an optimistic look towards the future. The song, with a message of hope, reflects his artistic evolution and his constant search for personal growth. He loves to range between genres, always maintaining his personal and authentic imprint.