Gensu Dean feat. Olivier Daysoul – Wantchu [Audio x Download]

Gensu Dean, the SP-1200 assassin, is at it again with a new 45 for vinyl heads that pairs the ultimate fast flow track “Ramesses feat. 7evenThirty & Homeboy Sandman”, with a brand new joint titled “Wantchu” featuring the UK-based songbird Olivier Daysoul. “Wantchu” is not what you would expect from a producer touted for bringing that grimy flavor of 90’s rap back. Instead, Dean proves he can smooth things out just as quickly as he can make them rugged. The Imperial blesses Olivier Daysoul with a silky smooth canvas with just enough head-nod flavor to tie it all together. On his end, Mr. Daysoul lays a thick, syrupy ode to the conflicting feelings of infatuation. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself listening to this one on loop for a while. Strictly for the collectors, this 45 will go as quickly as it came. Gensu Dean – "Wantchu feat. Olivier Daysoul" by Gensu Dean Previously: Gensu Dean – Lo-Fi Finghaz [Instrumentals]

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Lupe Fiasco Talks Music Industry Politics With Mannie Fresh [Video]

Mannie Fresh and Lupe Fiasco sat down for an interview on the 2-Cent’s lecture series at Xavier University recently, and spoke openly about the many politics that exist behind the scenes when signing to a major label. Lupe also spoke out about his artistic musical style, and his upcoming albums, which he actually announced that the tentative name of his next album after he releases Food & Liquor 2: Pt. 1 & 2, could be called The Cooler. Previously: Lupe Fiasco To Drop New Single “Lamborghini Angels” Next Week

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Beenie Man Explains Backlash From Anti-Gay Lyrics [Video]

Beenie Man explains what led to his poignant apology to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community after claiming in one of his songs “Well I’m think of a new Jamaica, me come to execute all of the gays.” Beenie shares that while he believes differently than those in the community his music is far more reaching to the world, which led to an awakening for himself. Previously: Tuff Gong Studios: 1Xtra Celebrates Jamaica 50 [Video]

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50 Cent Clears Up “New Day” Confusion

50 has for the first time clarified the confusion and explained the origins of his current single to XXL. Switching gears again, this time to the music, how does it work out where you and Alicia Keys both have singles called “New Day” in such close proximity and your version has the same instrumental and her same hook as her earlier release? The actual track was produced originally for [Dr. Dre’s album] Detox. I was actually recording with Dre for his record and when he played it, it had a chorus that was a little darker. When he sent it to her, Alicia sent it back with “New Day” and it had additional strings on it. He wasn’t sure that he wanted to use it because of creatively where he was at on his project. I was like, “I can use that” because it would be the bright side of what I’m offering in my body of work. He was like, “Okay, take it then.” Obviously, it was a hit. They’re sitting on it and after a while, she recorded additional verses and leaked the record. Read the full interview here. Previously: 50 Cent Talks “Freelancers”, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Chelsea Handler & More On Power 106 [Audio]

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Snoop Lion Talks Move To Reggae, Not Quitting Hip-Hop & More [Audio]

West Coast Legend and Hip Hop Heavyweight Snoop Dogg called in to Shade 45 speak with DJ Whoo Kid. Luckily over here at RadioPlanet.tv we were able to capture the entire conversation! What made Snoop want to change his identity? What did Snoop’s peers like Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine think about the change? What’s it like to be a rastafarian? Will we see Snoop performing any of his old classic hits? What keeps Snoop motivated? What collaborations can we expect from Snoop Lion now that he’s a reggae artist? What strand of marijuana is Snoop on right now? Previously: Snoop Lion Live In Montreal [Video]

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