Kendrick Lamar (@KendrickLamar) x Lady Gaga(@LadyGaga)– ‘B**ch, Don’t Kill My Vibe’

‘B**ch, Don’t Kill My Vibe’ from Kendrick Lamar’s debut album good kid, m.A.A.d City was originally suppose to feature Lady Gaga but her version failed to make the final cut due to creative differences with the management.

But today, Gaga release the original / demo version of the song featuring her vocals on the chorus. The audio is accompanied by some footage shot in Rio and backstage at a show in Colombia. I must say I agree with Kdot’s management, the original version sounds better. (Wonder What Jon Think?)

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Al Lindstrom (@AlLindstrom) Interviews Combat Jack (@Combat_Jack)

Probably one of Al Lindstrom’s best interviews:

In this weeks Allindstrom.com feature video, we talk with online radio superstar Reggie “Combat Jack” Osse. We discuss his start in the music industry, working with celebrity clientele (including a hilarious story about Stevie J), how he came up with the name Combat Jack, and his new found love with radio. This is one of our most engaging interviews of the year and a must watch.

Deuce Ducartier (@DeuceDucartier) Feat. Fat Trel (@FATTREL) – “Boy I’m Groovy”

I’ve never heard of this artist (the below description seems to indicate that he’s from D.C., but his Twitter says Atlanta, so I don’t know for sure), but seeing as his musical style is a somewhat welcome difference to the mundane shit I’ve been hearing from here (and the fact that he managed to hold his own beside the usual destroyer of beats Fat Trel), I’m interested to hear more from the guy.

From the director who brought you “INVINCIBLE” and “Planet Rock” comes a new music-video masterpiece—a journey deep into the world of Deuce Ducartier. In this epic adventure on film, Deuce takes the viewer from his stomping grounds in D.C. to the groovy landscapes of Los Angeles. In the video, Deuce winds his way through the streets of Georgetown to a D.C. Nightclub where he meets up with one of the DMV’s finest, Fat Trel, then it’s across the U.S. to Venice Beach, Cali, and Melrose, ending up in Beverly Hills for a few recognizable cameos.