Download: Jazmine Sullivan x Lloyd Banks – Holding You Down (Remix)
Kid CuDi, Rostam Batmanglij & Bethany Cosentino Speak On ‘All Summer’
The three stars and co. break down their collab for Converse.
First 48 Hours With Rick Ross Preview (All Hip Hop)
I can understand Terry Crews but it’s kind of odd seeing Sly Stallone at BET (presumely for The Expendables promo). Looks to be pretty interesting.
Fat Joe x R. Kelly – How Did We Get Here
With all the Fat Joe posts I’m pretty sure I’ve said this 100 times today but…The Darkside drops next Tuesday.
Download: Fat Joe x R. Kelly – How Did We Get Here
Fat Joe Recalls Beef Between DJ Clue & B.I.G.
I love hearing stories like this…who would’ve thought? The Darkside drops next Tuesday.
Bawseology: Rick Ross’ Lyrics By The Numbers (Complex)
Now this is creative and extremely hilarious: David Chang of Complex raked together statistics of Rick Ross’ career and album releases and created visuals complete with information compiled from all of his lyrics (i find the fact that someone went through all of this work funny in itself). Check it out here.
Fat Joe x Lil Wayne – Heavenly Father
I’m fairly convinced that Fat Joe’s upcoming release with be a great one that will probably not sell. Produced by Streetrunner.
Download: Fat Joe x Lil Wayne – Heavenly Father
Flo Rida – We Already Won (Live)
Did I ever put this song up? If not, you can find it at Rap Radar. And no, you did not already win.
Eric Benet – Sometimes I Cry
Not what I expected, but I like the song. The video above is him working on the track. Also, I did admittedly think of this first.
Download: Eric Benet – Sometimes I Cry
Petey Pablo – Go
This man was a rising artist for NC, once upon a time (well, he did have albums, so maybe not rising). Glad he’s getting back in the game, and with Timbaland, no doubt.
Download: Petey Pablo – Go
Travis Barker Speaks On ‘Carry It’ Video
Travis Barker talks a bit about the video we posted behind the scenes pics of earlier.
Kid CuDi Album Pushed Back
And G.O.O.D. Music Day begins to unravel. The man on the moon’s sophomore albums has been pushed back to 9/28. Not too bad, as long as it stays there.