Possibly the first Detox single.

Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg & Akon – Kush (No Tags)

Props: HHC

1. Rhyme Animal (Intro)
2. Get It Poppin
3. Club Jam Packed feat. DJ Webstar
4. Out Of The Ghetto feat. Kobe
5. Make Some Noise feat. Fabolous
6. Blood & Tears feat. Casely
7. Nite Falls
8. Party After 2 feat. Jeremih
9. Touch The Sky feat. Ryan Leslie & Adrienne Bailon
10. Ol’ Skool feat. Bun B
11. Picture Phone Foreplay feat. Kevin “KC” Cossom
12. Dinner Guest feat. Jadakiss, Bully & Styles P.
13. Ready4War

Sheek’s 5th LP hits stores December 14th.

Previously: Video: Sheek Louch feat. Jadakiss & Styles P – Cocaine Trafficking

Birdman gets Weezy’s first post-Rikers verse.

Birdman feat. Lil Wayne – Fire Flame (Remix) | Mediafire

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Seeing Tom Morello perform on Conan last week reminded me of Rage Against The Machine and how they pretty much never get mentioned anymore, although they probably should.

Previously: Travis Barker feat. Raekwon, RZA & Tom Morello – Carry It

With a quintessential album release approaching (Nov. 22nd) for G-Unit’s current power player Lloyd Banks, YRB stopped by his new home, EMI Music, to converse with the PLK himself. The Queens bred rapper unveils what it was like going the independent route, breaks down Beamer, Benz or Bentley’s explosion onto radio, plus rediscovering past energy not felt since his debut LP and writing The Hunger For More 2 solely under his own direction. Also touched upon is his reaction to Kanye’s praise, recording classic collaborations with West among others and establishing benchmarks for the future wave of rap hopefuls.

Bonus: Lloyd Banks – Everything You Got (Blue Fridays)

Previously: Lloyd Banks feat. Curtis – Payback (P’s & Q’s)

Another one from Ruste’s latest project of the same name.

Previously: Ruste Juxx ft. Skanks & Reek – U A Bitch (Video)

Cipha Sounds and Rosenberg got Jay-Z to sit for an episode of Juan Ep and he discussed Ciph as an employee, the Stretch and Bob freestyle with Big L, Ether vs. Takeover, getting “murdered” by Eminem on Renegade, the depth of his friendship with Biggie, his thoughts on J Dilla and much more.

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Previously: Jay-Z Interview w/ Howard Stern (Audio)

Talks about the new album, the project with Pete Rock, porn stars, etc.

First song off Elite‘s upcoming mixtape:

Co-Producer of J. Cole’s “Who Dat” and more recently “See World” off the Friday Night Lights mixtape – Elite offers a glimpse into his world as an artist. “Judas” from Elite’s upcoming mixtape, is an exploration of the creative psyche. Working his way through the industry over the last ten years, “Judas” serves as an introduction to Elite’s story.

Elite – Judas (prod. Omen)

Art and design by TaVon Sampson, photography and art direction by Aristotle for By Any Means

Previously: Elite – Touch The Sky