Drake took to his twitter to finally unveil the official track list to his upcoming album Nothing Was The Same. The latest offering from the YMCMB artist will come with 13 songs and also include a feature from JAY Z. The album is due to hit shelves on September 24. Provided above is the track list for the standard copy and below is what fans can look forward to on the deluxe version which sports an additional two tracks.
The Kid Daytona keeps his momentum going with plenty of new material and drops his new freestyle “Just Hold On” over Drake’s “Hold On, We’re Going Home” instrumental. Take a listen as Daytona drops some introspective rhymes and reflects on his past over the track. Take a listen below via the audio stream.
Rick Ross liberates his new single “No Games” featuring auto-tune champ Future which will be featured on his forthcoming Mastermind LP. Ross definitely turns the energy up on his track which even comes stocked with an aggressive delivery from Future. Take a listen to Ross’ newest song via the audio/video stream below.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony give their catchy new single “Everything 100” featuring Ty Dolla $ign the visual treatment. The Hip Hop legends link up with the Taylor Gang artist and party it up with some lovely ladies by the pool. Bone stays true to what works for them and sticks to their melodic style of delivery with an updated twist courtesy of auto-tune. Check out the latest offering from the Cleveland natives below.
Though out on the road currently with Cornerboy P, Dee Low and Fiend for The Red Eye Tour, Young Roddy gets to work on a new music video for “I Know What I’m Doin.” The bouncy tune is featured on The Red Eye Mixtape which is currently available to download and as always CJ Wallis behind the lens.
DJ Premier kicks his feet up with Mass Appeal and discusses the inspiration behind the group’s iconic logo and the creative direction that went into making their street hit “Mass Appeal.” According to Premo, the logo is the brainchild of Guru and Big Shug and was introduced to fans in 1990 on the artwork for Step In the Arena.
JAY Z’s Life+Time’s drops a new Made In America recap video that compiles a bunch of different fun moments that went down last weekend. For anyone who’s interested, the soundtrack to the visual is called “Time Is But A Moment” (Original Mix)” featuring Arama by Jesse Rose.
50 Cent’s unreleased material springs a leak today with the release of “Don’t Turn On me (Warning You)” featuring singer Skylar Grey. The track showed up on the internet today and 50 took to his twitter account to clarify that the song was recorded a year ago with Eminem in Detroit. The G-Unit rapper also explained that most likely the song surfaced somehow off his old hard drive. The label is already on clean up duty and the song is disappearing from links and streams everywhere so take a listen below via the audio/video stream before it takes a dump.
DJ Enuff and the That’s Enuff Crew got the opportunity to sit in on Meek Mill’s recent studio session for Dreamchasers 3 and were treated to an exclusive track. Titled “Kendrick You Next,” the unreleased freestyle showcases Meek lyrically going in over a number of instrumentals and setting his aim on Cassidy with a quick warning shot at Kendrick Lamar followed at the end.
Dom Kennedy finally delivers a new music video with “South Central Love” which will be featured on his upcoming Get Home Safely. Kennedy puts a little more thought behind his visual offering and approaches things from a more cinematic perspective. The video follows Dom and company throughout their day in Los Angeles while Kennedy purses his love interest. Get Home Safely drops on October 1.
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