Before I check out, let me diamond my neck out. Ty Kidd Previously: Out For Presidents

Third time’s the charm? Stay tuned.

Marley Marl took to the wheels of steel this afternoon on NY’s 107.5 WBLS for his own Heavy D tribute. Here’s what he had to say via his soundcloud page. Yesterday i was informed of the untimely passing of my long time Friend and Artist that I made Major HIP HOP History with Dwight Meyers aka “Heavy D”. I am devastated by the horrible news. Dwight Meyers aka “Heavy D” was one the nicest people you would ever wanna know […]

Yelawolf mixes up the medicine once again on the cover art of his debut LP, Radioactive. Album in stores November 21st. Hallerache! “I needed to add some important finishing touches to the album which resulted in the new release date,” said Yelawolf.  “I have some surprises in store for the fans that have to be seen before the album comes out. It’s definitely worth the wait.” UPDATE: Official tracklist via hhnm. 1. Radioactive (Intro) 2. Get Away (Feat. Shawty Fatt & […]

Sheek Louch is still jackin’ for beats, and delivers a freestyle over Red Cafe’s “Let It Go”. Expect a new mixtape soon.

In the wake of Heavy D’s passing yesterday, Mister Cee dedicated his Throwback at Noon on Hot 97 to The Overweight Lover. Fellas grab ya girl and listen up.

Mystikal shows and proves that he hasn’t lost his touch as he lends his flow to Trae’s latest track featuring Tech N9ne and Day 26’s Brian Angel. Produced by TrackBangs. uhtn

Keeping the lyrics on the small screen, Cee-Lo lets go of his new tune, which will be one of the three songs off the upcoming The Lady Killer re-release.

After the show, it’s the after party? Nope, it’s overtime. The Throne had 10 minutes to spare before the Madison Square kicked in their overage fee last night, so Jay and Kanye performed some of their fan favorites like “Blow The Whistle”,  “Lucifer”, “Get Em High”, and a 16 second speed through of “Dead Presidents” . Classic shit, ya feel me?!

[vodpod id=Video.15664550&w=540&h=350&fv=] Continuing his chat with business partner Steve Stoute, Hov reflects on his 2008 Glastonbury performance and working with Pharrell on “Change Clothes”. Yea ma, ya dude is back. hhnm