BOBBY WHATADOSE-NOIR MIXTAPE

BOBBY WHATADOSE-NOIR!
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I'LL KILL HER..

*The artwork is ill as shit.

COOL KIDS x DON CANNON.. GONE FISHING....

ILL.

DOM KENNEDY FUTURESTREET/DRUGSOUNDS MIXTAPE..

Dom Kennedy has been working hard to promote his latest project, FutureStreet/DrugSounds. With the success of the “Future Street Cool Tour”, Dom has released his anticipated FutureStreet/DrugSounds album this week.

DIZ GIBRAN-SOON YOU'LL UNDERSTAND MIXTAPE

The anticipated project from Diz Gibran presented by the Crooks of Castles, Soon You’ll Understand is finally here and available DIZNMOON.COM

LIL' WANYE ROLLING STONE COVER

“The rock shit just comes from what my life is now,” Wayne, 26, says. “I’ve grown into this person.” He released his first album, 1999’s Tha Block Is Hot, when he was only 17, and built his name on being the busiest rapper in the game, dropping a relentless stream of mixtapes and cameos. But aside from plucking at electric guitars onstage and in videos, Weezy never let on that his rap career could take such a significant detour. Describing a wild night when he woke up in bed with three or four women he couldn’t name, Wayne reveals he had an epiphany. “I just got — I’m not going to say ’so good’ at what I was doing, but it became such a regularity for me that I got tired of it. And then I said, ‘You know what? I’m not going to rap on this one.’ “
Binelli follows Wayne from his posh Atlanta apartment to a club showcase where the MC checks out talent for his Young Money imprint to the studio — Wayne’s home away from home — where the superstar puffs his ever-present blunts and plays some Rebirth songs that recall vintage Beastie Boys and current emo, topped by Weezy’s Auto Tuned warbling. Wayne tells Binelli he knew he didn’t have raw vocal talent, but he dedicated himself to learning how to make his singing voice sound good on record. “I don’t want to be the best rapper in the world. Not now,” he says. “I want to be the best. Period. Now. My favorite rapper hasn’t done what I’m doing.”

Get the full story in Rolling Stone’s Issue 1076, on sale this week.
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SXSW FREESTYLE FOOTAGE

Everybody in the house,Kanye(Amber Rose),Kid Cudi,Common,Mr.Hudson,Really Doe, Don C shit.*Big Sean putting it down.

DOOM......

Formerly known as MF DOOM (we’re guessing he dropped the MF because of Stan Lee’s crew), the metal faced rapper is back with another underground banger, Born Like This, on Lex Records with features from Madlib, Ghostface, and Raekwon. Buy it

MIGHTY MOS

*Yuck, are they rappers or stripper males/outta work jerks/since they shut down chippendales.

SXSW FOOTAGE. BADU, KANYE, COMMON.

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JONES- PRAY 4 REIGN

Finally, Jim Jones’ Pray IV Reign drops today albeit amidst the return of the King Jaffe Joffer, but do not sleep. I know you’re getting tired of “Pop Champagne”, but get ready because “Blow The Bank” is gonna be hangin around for a minute. Order it now for $10.99.
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THE DREAM-LOVE VS. MONEY

The Dream drops his second album next week with features from Mr. West, Mariah, and the m.i.a. Lil’ Jon.

THE ESSENTIALS PT.5

Here at MWVE LIFE we love music, all kinds. Therefore we present to you and yours a token of R & B music to put you in that place.(where ever that place is) A compilation of soulful joints free download. Check it out and enjoy. MWVE LIFE.
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1.JANET JACKSON- ANYTIME
2.JON B-THEY DON'T KNOW
3.AVANT-IMAGINATION
4.FLOERTY-YES
5.GINUWINE-SO ANXIOUS
6.CASE -TOUCH ME ,TEASE ME
7.BLACKSTREET-DEEP
8.RAHEEM DEVAUGHN-YOU
9.H-TOWN BOYS-KNOCKIN THE BOOTS
10.TYRESE-ALWAYS
11.ADINA HOWARD-T-SHIRT & PANTIES
12.FAITH- I LOVE YOU
13.SILK -FREAK ME
14.MAXWELL -FORTUNATE
15.KEITH SWEAT -MAKE IT LAST FOREVER

UGK-UGK 4 LIFE COVER + TRACKLISTING

R.I.P. Pimp C

1. Intro

2. Still On The Grind featuring Raheem DeVaughn

3. Everybody Wanna Ball

4. Feelin’You

5. The Pimp & The Bun Featuring Ron Isley

6. She Luv

7. It

8. 7th Street

9. Interlude

10. Swishas & Erb featuring Sleepy Brown

11. Purse Come First featuring Big Gipp

12. Harry Asshole featuring Lil Boosie and Webbie

13. Used To Be featuring B. Legit, E40 and 8Ball &MJG

14. Steel Your Mind featuring Too Short

15. Texas Ave Interlude

16. Hard As Hell featuring Akon

17. Da Game Been Good To Me

18. Outro

UGK 4 Life!!

DRAKE: SO FAR GONE

I'm late posting insight on Drake's newest mixtape, but you know whatever. I think it's pretty damn good. There's been backlash and comparisons to 808's and what Lil Wayne's been on lately. But you gotta admit, given the context, he sings better than Ye and Wayne put together. There's something different about it. Easily to me, "Houstatlantavegas" sticks out like a sore thumb, and in an interview, Drake explains the album as being a story. His "Lust for Life" gets him started. Then, trouble with a lady he's dating that's never satisfied, topics " Houstatlantavegas." This story highlights how the lady endlessly wants more. Then, we have "Successful," which features Trey Songz and Weezy F. Baby. In this song, he goes on to explain how he has it mapped out, but has a hard time explaining it to... ? "Let's Call it Off," features a Peter, John and Bjorn sample, which is used to perfection to spell out a story where Drake goes on to dump homegirl and move on. We can go on and on, but we'll end this with "November 18," in which Mr. Drake throws his twist on a classic D.J. Screw(r.i.p) freestyle beat. This beat was made memorable not only in Texas, but also around the world June 27th. Big Moe (r.i.p) handles the hook, Yungstar, Big Pokey (r.i.p) and countless others go in. Drake references each time he gets that feeling, it reminds of when he's in Houston and everything is moving slow. Good shit, I think it could've been an album. But hey. Also, check out the chopped and screwed version by D.J. Mr. Rogers, it's decent.