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Brian Mcknight reveals to Amaru Don TV his deepest Song, “Trying not to fall asleep”. This song is off Brian McKnight’s latest album “More than words”. Check out the footage to see why its Brian’s deepest song.
Read moreThese are the 2013 XXL Freshman: ScHoolboy Q Trinidad James Joey Bada$$ Ab-Soul Logic Action Bronson Kirko Bangz Travi$ Scott Dizzy Wright — 10 Spot People’s Champion Winner Angel Haze Chief Keef — “The 11th Freshman”
Read moreHavoc’s new solo album “13” is set to drop on May 7th via Nature Sounds Music. Check out the video for his latest single “Gone” here. Previously: Mobb Deep Talk About Breakup & Reunion [Video]
Read moreAfter releasing his new single “Yay Yay” Q stopped by Funk Flex to spit a few bars. Previously: ScHoolboy Q – Yay Yay [Audio]
Read moreI played the album version on TB Radio on Monday. Now Ill Bill drops off the original version of his track “When I Die” off his album “The Grimy Awards“. The track is being released as a limited-edition 7-inch on Fat Beats and also includes the Pete Rock version of the track that is on the album. Previously: Ill Bill – How To Survive The Apocalypse [Video]
Read moreOff of Ron’s “The Christening 2” project coming soon.
Read moreLos Angeles emcee/producer Blu’s much talked about album, York, which has seemingly been delayed for years, has finally arrived. The 14-track LP, which was formerly known as NoYork, is now available for digital purchase, limited edition vinyl order and free streaming here at The DJBooth. With feature appearances from notable guests like Pac Div and J*Davey, in addition to production stylings from veterans like Exile, Flying Lotus, Madlib, Shafiq Husayn and more, it is no wonder that some are calling York a masterpiece. Stream: Blu – York Tracklist 01.Doin Nothin (ft. U-God) [prod. Flying Lotus] 02.Everything’s OK (ft. Jack Davey) [prod. Flying Lotus] 03.Everybody Nose (ft. Sa Ra and Nola Darling) [prod. Samiyam] 04.Above Crenshaw (ft. Cashus King) 05.SLNGBNGrs [prod. Dibiase] 06.Soupa (ft. Suzi Analogue) [prod. Samiyam] 07.Hours [prod. Daedelus] 08.Annie Hall (ft. Chop, Brooker T, and Tiombe Lockhart) [prod. Daedelus] 09.Tags (ft. Exile) [prod. Exile] 10.Spring Winter Summer Fall (ft. Jimetta Rose) [prod. Shafiq Husayn] 11.Down To Earth [prod. Shafiq Husayn] 12.My Sunshine (ft. Nia Andrews) [prod. Shafiq Husayn] 13.Keep Pushinn [prod. Knxwledge] 14.Doin Somethin (ft. Pac Div, U-N-I, JDavey, TiRon, and Ayomari) [prod. Flying Lotus]
Read moreFrench tells Whoo Kid that there is no beef with 50 and they are working on music. Previously: French Montana Brings Out Diddy & Macklemore @ The FADER Fort [Video]
Read moreTo celebrate our official joining of HoodRich Dj’s we remixed HoodRich Anthem and brought along some help from our homie Trinidad Jame$. s/o DJ Scream and DJ Spinz.
Read moreYesterday marked the release of California crew Durag Dynasty’s debut album 360 Waves. Comprised of veteran emcees Planet Asia, Killer Ben, TriState and producer The Alchemist, the Left Coast supergroup’s premiere project boasts raw lyrics over Alchemist’s trademark sample-heavy production. Nature Sounds have decided to provide us with a free stream of the entire LP. Get your copy of “360 Waves” now on iTunes, if you like what you hear.
Read moreDusty McFly bodied Drake’s single “Started Free the Bottom” instrumental with D Boy flare called “Started With A Onion”.
Read moreASAP Ferg on who’s on the “Work” remix, Braxton Sisters, ASAP Rocky, “Trap Lord” and more. Previously: ASAP Rocky feat. Skrillex & Birdy Nam Nam – Wild For The Night [Video]
Read moreTito Lopez releases his 8th Venting Session produced by Ricky Long.
Read moreJohn Legend And Rick Ross Discuss “Who Do We Think We Are” Collaboration Check out Legend’s latest single “Who Do We Think We Are ” here. With luxury street ballads like “Magnificent” and “Rich Forever” in their catalog, John Legend and Rick Ross’ friendship is deeper than rap. After contributing to the Bawse’s tracklist on numerous occasions, Legend recruited Rozay for the headliner track on his forthcoming album Love In The Future. “Who Do We Think We Are,” a smooth rhetorical R&B record that fits a primetime dream sequence, was birthed two years ago. “Kanye brought me the track and it was actually [produced] by Bink!,” Legend told VIBE on the set of “Love In The Future” video shoot. “After I had written my part, I felt like if anything, Rozay should be on this album, this [song] is it. It just naturally fits his voice, style and persona. I been on so many of his records and mixtapes that he actually never did none of mine, and it’s great to finally have him on my album.” via VIBE
Read moreCongrats JT! It’s official: Justin Timberlake’s new album “The 20/20 Experience” debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 968,000 copies in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. “20/20,” released on March 19, is Timberlake’s second No. 1 album and logs his best sales week yet. It follows his last release, 2006’s “FutureSex/LoveSounds,” which arrived atop the list with his previous high: 684,000. Timberlake’s first album, 2002’s “Justified,” debuted and peaked at No. 2 with a 439,000 start. “20/20’s” monster sales are the 19th-largest week for an album since SoundScan started tracking data in 1991. The all-time best-selling week was when Timberlake’s former group, ‘N Sync, saw its “No Strings Attached” album debut with 2.42 million at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart dated April 8, 2000. The full top 10 of the new Billboard 200 — along with further sales analysis about “20/20’s” arrival — will be revealed on Wednesday, March 27. Timberlake’s bow with “20/20” is biggest overall sales frame since Taylor Swift’s “Red” debuted with 1.2 million on the Nov. 10, 2012-dated chart. Among male artists, Timberlake has the largest week in nearly five years. The last larger by a man was when Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter III” debuted with 1.01 million on June 28, 2008. Read the full story here.
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