This is a new single off of the re-release of The Dream's album called “Love Vs. Money: The Hangover”. This track sounds like Dream's version of Every Girl where he basically lets groupies on the road know what it is. lol
A new CB song has been leaked onto the net, and I am trying to ignore the irony of the song title for obvious reasons. I'm really feeling this song. Say what you want about Auto-tune, but nobody uses better than CB. This is not the finished version of the song (there appears to be lyrics missing for the 2nd verse). Regardless I am sure this song will be bumping on the clubs soon enough. Sample from: DJ Jean - The Launch
Oh sh*t...looks like Mariah is going on on Eminem. lol. This is the first single from the Memoirs Of An Angel album scheduled to drop August 25th. The majority of the album will be penned by The Dream, and produced by Tricky Stewart. Listen to the track and download the song and the remix featuring Gucci!
You might remember Nicole from back in the day when she was down with Missy Elliot, and appeared on songs such as All In My Grill, and Make It Hot. Well after 2 failed business ventures with Missy and Dame Dashshe is back with a new single "I Like It". The beat is jacked from 2pac's I Get around, but with a rnb twist. Check it out.
Are you paying attention? Because Toronto is on the Muthaf*cking come up! Very few in this city can spit it like Big Tona. He’s got all the tools, lyrics/voice/flow.
This remix is off the Direct Deposit LP available on sale in stores and iTunes now!
Songwriters and producers usually use a reference track when they are shopping a song to an artist. It can also be used to help guide the artist on laying the track down just right! Over the last while, I have heard leaked reference tracks for Lil Kim/B.I.G., and Pussy Cat Dolls/Chris Brown. Here we have the #1 hit "Umbrella" penned by The Dream and would later be performed by superstar Rihanna. The "Ella ella, eh eh eh" part should have been a dead giveaway since The Dream says it in all his songs.
Obviously, Dream is no Rihanna, but you cannot deny his genius...
"Money comes, Money goes. So you need to blow it like a runny nose"
Another version of this song was leaked a few months back and was originally believed to be a leak off of the much anticipated Blueprint 3 album from Jay-Z. Well Hov's verses have been removed and now we have a hit song by Loso produced by Jermaine Dupri, featuring his fellow Brooklynite Jay-Z on the hook. This song will be featured on Fabolous Loso’s Way album.
Tonight, Hot97’s Funk Flex was dropping mad bombs! What's the commotion you ask? It was the world premier of Hov's new track "Death of Autotune" from the upcoming Blueprint 3 album via Warner Music. I like the song, but I don't understand why older cats are always hating on new trends when they themselves had to break through barriers. Charlamagne said it best tonight: "Hov is the same dude who said what you eat don't make me shit, now he's concerned about how everyone else is eating". Personally, I think Jay wouldn't mind Autotune and singing on his songs if he could actually get away with it, He used to rap like a Fu-schnicken for God sakes! Regardless here is the new tack. Let us know what you think....
In today's music industry, it is rare that you find an artist who has something to say about social issues around in the world; much less one who is not afraid to speak out about it. This is why I have ultimate respect for Canadian-based, Somalian-born poet K'Naan. In this remake of KiD CuDi’s smash hit “Day N Nite”, K'Naan addresses the piracy occurring right now off the coast of Somalia. The media is covering the events from one perspective, but I think we need to take a closer look at the conditions causing Somalians to become pirates.
As T.I. spends his first week of his 1 year and 1 day sentence in a minimum security prison, we pay homage with this track produced by B.O.B, featuring Kanye West. Kanye used the same verse here as he did in "Kinda Like A Big Deal" by The Clipse. However Bobby Ray has some encouraging words for T.I. at the end of this song.