Here’s the first video off Rhymesayers artist Toki Wright’s album A Different Mirror, available now.Catch Toki out on the Fresh Air Tour with Brother Ali, Evidence and DJ BK-One as we speak.
Previously: Brother Ali, Video: Evidence & Toki Wright – The Freshest Kids (Prod. by BK-One)
Slaughterhouse in the Arizona desert
Photos from Slaughterhouse’s “Microphone”, Fabolous’ “Imma Do It”, and Bone Thugs’ “See Me Shine” (lead single from their reunion Uni5: The World’s Enemy, album in stores December 22nd.)
Previously: The Fresh Air Tour Week 1
In the series premiere, Fredro details the night of the infamous Club New York shooting, through his eyes… An incident that resulted in the near 10-year incarceration of Brooklyn rapper Shyne. Welcome home, Shyne.
He doesn’t really reveal anything we hadn’t heard before, but it’s an interesting story to hear nonetheless.
Previously: Shyne Will Be Deported to Belize
Foxx talks about a video shoot where he had to calm down 30 “real n*ggas”, while Algernod was hiding in the bathroom.
This isn’t his first incident involving a video shoot either.
DJ Scoob Doo documents Wayne freestyling over “D.O.A.” & “I Gotta Feeling” (??) for No Ceilings, dropping on Halloween.
Previously: Lil Wayne – Run This Town Freestyle
[Interviewer: Do you watch MMA?] What’s that? [Interviewer: Mixed Martial Arts.] No, I watch the ultimate fighting, though.
Previously: DMX To Try His Hand at MMA
Fif said he also had his eyes on Columbian model/actress Sofia Vergara, who was at Los Premios too. “I had some ideas,” 50 said. “Actually, I was talking to Sofia. I presented with her at the actual awards, and her schedule didn’t allow for her [to participate].
Kelly was getting ready to fly back to Miami. I was lucky enough to catch her. I kinda begged my way into her doing it. I didn’t want to do the normal video situation, where you have the vixen or somebody no one knows from anywhere. I think it intensifies the whole song.” -MTV
Tracklist & download after the jump.
Jeff said he was inspired to do the mixtape after fellow DJ Mick Boogie suggested putting his playlist together as a proper release.
“I did it exactly as I would play it out live,” Jeff explained. “I kind of wanted to give a feel like you heard it in a club. I didn’t necessarily want to go in a certain order, ’cause everybody in the world plays certain Michael Jackson songs. And I wanted to play songs that not everyone plays, play some obscure album cuts. And if you listen to it, I have some a capella and versions of songs that not everyone had heard. So, I kind of wanted to mix it up and keep people off guard. Just give them an example of all that Michael was like.”
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