Alex Da Kid, the track’s producer, mentioned over the weekend that this is Dre’s “official” single, and now Amazon has a pre-order for February 1st.
Previously: Dr. Dre feat. Eminem & Skylar Grey – I Need A Doctor (Unfinished) | Video: Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg & Akon – Kush
Cameron Diaz talks to George Lopez about growing up in Long Beach and says she’s pretty sure she bought weed from Snoop in high school.
Spotted: FADER
Stalley talks to MTV about his Ohio beginnings and transitioning from basketball to hip-hop after some unfortunate injuries.
Stalley’s Lincoln Way Nights mixtape drops February 8th.
Previously: Stalley – NY Giant (Video)
MyFOXHouston asked Chamillionaire to appear on the show to discuss ways other than American Idol to succeed in the music industry. His advice? To study the game and make sure you see growth in yourself.
Spotted @ The Rap Up
Previously: Chamillionaire ft. Nipsey Hu$$le – When Ya On
Week 2 of Timbaland Thursdays.
Timbaland – Round Da Way Tim | Usershare
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Last Week: Timbaland ft. Missy Elliot – Take Ur Clothes Off
After the jump, Tim previews “Warped” ft. Missy Elliott & Sebastion.
Appearing on the latest Madlib album, is a track him and J Dilla had recorded for the never-realized second Jaylib album.
Jaylib was formed in 2002 as Madlib & Dilla recorded separately in Los Angeles and Detroit. Their one album, Champion Sound, was released in 2003. When J Dilla moved to Los Angeles, he, Madlib and J Rocc began doing shows together as Jaylib, performing together for the first time at the Madvillain record release party in April 2004.
Madlib and Dilla collaborated primarily through the exchange of beat tapes, occasionally reworking each others material, or chopping the same beat in a kind of recorded call-and-response.
Jaylib (Madlib & J Dilla) – Louder (Blast Your Radio Theme)
Previously: Supreme Team (Madlib/Karriem Riggins) – Interview #4080
Here’s a new collaborative mixtape project from the homie Statik Selektah and lifestyle gangster Frank The Butcher.
Frank The Butcher & Statik Selektah have joined forces on “Concepts: Selektions”. This mixtape is inspired by seminal classic 90′s mixtapes like DJ Doo Wop’s “Live 95″ & Tony Touch’s “50 MCs”. Frank The Butcher worked with Statik on “selecting” some of his most classic beats and revisiting them with new emcees and new lyrics. The tape features veterans like DJ Doo Wop, Dj Clark Kent, Freeway, and Consequence– underground favorites like Detroit’s Black Milk and La Coka Nostra’s Ill Bill– while also featuring lyricists like Curt@!n$, Willie The Kid, Termanology, Maffew Ragazino Sr., Ro Spit — and more– all featured over Statik Selektah production.
Tracklist, download link and a video for “Selektion: Staten Island” from Jojo Pellegrino after the jump.
Probably the first thing I’ve ever heard from Aftermath/Shady/G-Unit’s own, and it’s sick.
Slim The Mobster ft. Xzibit – Don’t Believe You (Prod. by Nottz)
Snoop dropping his #PuffPuffPassTuesdays on a Wednesday night is not only completely normal to me, it actually makes it more believable.
Snoop Dogg ft. Pilot – Gangbang Rookie (Prod. by Jake One)
Pilot is DPG’s newest member. Snoop performed it for the Twitter offices yesterday, footage after the jump. The Doggumentary drops March 29th.
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