Here’s a dope bonus cut titled “I’ll Never Forget” which is featured on Ransom and Statik Selektah’s collaborative album, The Proposal. Rapper Termanology also shows up on the soulful number which boasts a number of melodic samples courtesy of Statik Selektah who delivers a smooth instrumental. Take a listen to the laid-back song which is only available on in-store copies.
Doughboyz Cashout are back with some new heat titled “Pure White” featuring Pusha T, Big K.R.I.T. and Young Jeezy. It’s all about the cash, street life and drugs with this one as each rapper laces the bouncy instrumental with tales from the block. Driven by a catchy horn loop and “cocaine” vocal sample, Doughboyz Cashout serve up another hard-hitting street anthem.
Wu-Tang’s Raekwon comes bearing audio gifts today as he blesses fans with two new tracks. “It’s My Thing” and “Royals (Remix)” feature the New York bred emcee showcasing his skills and versatility as he effortlessly laces both instrumentals with his signature street tales. Take a listen to Rae’s latest offerings.
Strong Arm Steady’s Krondon combines forces with Smoke DZA for his latest single titled “Breathe.” The Cy Fyre produced collaborative track is set to be featured on Krondon’s upcoming solo album Everything’s Nothing. Earlier in the year, the Los Angeles based emcee served up the project as a free mixtape, however, on November 19 fans will have the option to purchase the deluxe version.
Future showcases his second single, “Real & True,” which is set to be featured on the auto-tune champ’s upcoming sophomore LP, Honest. Produced by Mike WiLL Made It, the singer also links up with Miley Cyrus and Mr. Hudson for his new slow ballad. Backed by slapping drums and a slow piano driven instrumental, “Real & True” showcases Future and company attempting to make sense of their relationships and proclaiming their love for that special person to be unbreakable.
New York’s Troy Ave showcases a standout track titled “Everything” off his latest offering with New York City: The Album. G.O.O.D. Music rapper Pusha T also shows up to lend a hand with a solid verse over the gritty instrumental. It’s all about bricks of dope, trafficking and money as Harry Power takes listeners to the streets with his new drug infused record.
Bobby Ray says goodbye to his early image that he introduced himself to fans with fans and embraces his new found love for the money. Take a listen to B.o.B.’s latest offering with “All I Want” which is set to be featured on his forthcoming Underground Luxury LP. Over a smooth and melodic instrumental, the Grand Hustle artist drops some catchy bars about women, fame and living the the good life.
Master P is back with his new motivational single, “Lonely Road,” which is set to be featured on his forthcoming project entitled The Gift. The No Limit general’s latest offering is scheduled to hit stores beginning on December 6. Take a listen as P reflects on his grassroots movement and illustrious career.
You can’t deny the skills on Eminem’s latest offering with “Don’t Front” featuring rapper Buckshot. Slim Shady goes to work and makes sure listeners and the competition know they can’t front on his skill. The track’s boom-bap style of production comes courtesy of Black Moon’s classic song “I Got Cha Opin.” Take a listen as Eminem treats fans to what feels like some vintage Rawkus material with his crafty lyricism. “Don’t Front” will apparently be available to consumers who purchase Call Of Duty: Ghosts exclusively from Gamestop.
Eminem is in full promo mode as the release date for the legendary emcee’s forthcoming album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2, approaches next week on November 5. Take a listen as DJ Whoo Kid had the opportunity to interview Marshall Mathers over the phone on Shade 45 satellite radio. Em gets into his experience with working with Rick Rubin and explains why he’s a major fan of the legendary producer. Slim Shady also touches on the album’s rock infused instrumentals which he clarifies was a conscious decision in order to evoke the sound reminiscent of early Beastie Boys and Run-DMC. Before calling it a wrap, the rapper addressed his recent collaboration “The Monster” featuring Rihanna, recording “Love Game” in Detroit with Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre.
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