You’re letting all that cold air in, Daniel. Diggy Simmons’ debut album, Unexpected Arrival is almost here and today, he unveiled the cover art. What’s behind door number one? Find out March 20. rap-up UPDATE: Now with tracklist. . “The Arrival (Intro)” 2. “Hello World” 3. “I Need to Know” 4. “88″ (feat. Jadakiss) 5. “Two Up” 6. “Unforgivable Blackness” 7. “Special Occasion” (feat. Tank) 8. “Glow in the Dark” 9. “4 Letter Word” 10. “Do It Like You” (feat. Jeremih) […]

About a week ago, 360 hit Converse’s Rubber Tracks Studio out in Brooklyn. He doesn’t say what he recorded, but we’re pretty sure we’ll hear the results soon. On a related note, Steve Stoute’s URL just threw up his take on the Tanning of America.

We smell a comeback. Last night at the Warner Theater in the nation’s capital, Ms. Hill debuted her track, “Fearless Vampire Killer.” The footage isn’t the best, but it sounds like she’s onto something. Only time (and a CDQ rip) will tell. prefix via hhdx

Estelle returned to the Late Show With David Letterman the other night and performed her hit “Thank You” before a live studio audience. If you like what you hear, All Of Me in stores now.

He liked it, so he put a ring on it. After a year of dating, Wiz Khalifa proposed to girlfriend, Amber Rose. Congrats to the couple.

I’m tryin’ to raise my boy instead of my Beretta. Ty Kidd Previously: It Ain’t Over

Damn, 12 months sure flies by. To commemorate the one year anniversary of her prison release, Da Brat gives her fans a new, but short, track from the studio. Let freedom ring!

Now that Cee-Lo’s going to be headlining Vegas this year, he better get used to the paparazzi. Here’s his commercial promoting the bright lights of Sin City. Everybody’s Brother coming soon.

[vodpod id=Video.16164519&w=540&h=350&fv=] Santigold goes deep into the jungle for her new video in support of Master of My Make-Believe. For some reason, this evokes “Hungry Like The Wolf” nostalgia. Album drops May 1st.

Lupe kept it jazzy last night during The Late Show With David Letterman. With Robert Glasper on the keys, and Bilal’s vocals in tow, the three performed track four off Black Radio.