Lil Wayne- Ms. Officer/Comfortable (ft Bobby Valentino)

I had enough of this guy...

Night of the Living Dead Mixtape Trailer

Its a mixtape from Whoo Kid, remixing Biggie verses into Halloween themed beats. The mixtape is gonna have a ton of features from many hip hop artists including 50 Cent, Eminem, Lil Wayne, Big L, Nas, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes and a bunch more.

Check it out this friday! Happy Halloween!

T.I.- Live Your Life (ft Rhianna)

Sick!!!

Max B Interview

Myyy naaammmeee isss Max Beeeeeeeeee!!!

This guy is a joker! He dumps on Jim Jones like there's no tomorrow. Stay on your grind Max.

Joell Ortiz Kiss100 Freestyle

What a beast!

Joe Budden, Royce da 5'9, Joell Ortiz and Crooked I Plotting...

Big shit poppin'!!! I honestly can't wait for this project! I really hope this gets settled cuz it's gonna be the most epic album ever!

G-Unit Interview On The Set Of 50 Cent's "Get Up"

Yayo's dropping another mixtape?!...uhh anyway seems like G-Unit has finally remember they have Spider Loc on the label and they are having him appear in the video. The Unit needs to step they game up! We can't have 808's and Heartbreak outsell Before I Self Destruct, can we?

Black Milk - Tronic - early album review (HHDX)

The Motor City is currently experiencing a regional renaissance, perhaps inspired by the tragic losses of Proof and J Dilla in 2006. With Detroit’s golden child Eminem making a brief but memorable return to rap recently, former Slim Shady co-conspirator Royce Da 5’9” wreaking havoc in the mixtape game and the disciples of Jay Dee making waves throughout the underground scene, Detroit is having its own golden era right now.

Another talent to emerge from that pool is producer Black Milk. Perhaps the most directly connected of artists to come from the house of Dilla, the talented beatsmith has drawn comparisons to the late great with his sonic compositions found everywhere, either locally with Slum Village and Guilty Simpson or across the country with Lloyd Banks and Bishop Lamont . After his debut album Popular Demand last year thrust him into a larger spotlight, Black Milk returns to his solo roots with Tronic.

Like most producer-on-the-mic artists Black Milk is not the most lyrically gifted but can capably hold his own, and he makes up for those shortcomings – and in some cases masks – with his wonderfully dense beats. After giving a hookless autobiography on the album’s opener “Long Story Short,” Milk goes in on the stuttering lead single “Give The Drummer Sum,”backed by triumphant horns and a quirky helium-pitched hook, spitting, “Got a hotter flow than most of these monotone emcees/simply kick a better hymn, please/get a breath in, just breathe/spotlights, pop life, I’m the next thing.” Crossing the border into Canada, he then links up with Toronto’s Colin Munroe to reminisce about former flings on “Without U.”

Like his previous outing Black Milk brings along some of rap’s finest along for the ride. He links up with fellow B.R. Gunna member Fat Ray on the sinister “Hell Yeah” and rides shotgun with Pharoahe Monch and Sean Price on the head-knocker “The Matrix,” complete with a DJ Premier scratched chorus. But although he tries to match wits with Royce Da 5’9” on the aptly-titled “Losing Out,” he’s simply out of his league against Nickel Nine’s verbal gymnastics: “Let’s talk about makin’ niggas’ hard-earned money yours/puttin’ money on heads like I’m payin’ their barber.”

Tronic is by no means perfect, however. “Bounce” suffers from weak rhymes and an even weaker instrumental, while “Hold It Down” is a sleepy tune loaded with blingy tales, typically conflicted thoughts and lyrical filler. Meanwhile Black Milk’s raps don’t deviate from his flashy raps and insightful rhymes. While they sometimes combine to make a great cut, as evidenced by “Try,” it gets boring and ultimately drags down the album.

With another strong outing in Tronic, Black Milk continues the trend of Detroit’s musical revolution. With its quality beats and above-average raps, Motown has delivered another dope album to go along with their revolution. - Hip Hop DX

3 more new tracks from Joe Budden

Joe Budden - Sidetracked

Joe Budden - Overkill (ft. Heartbreak)

Joe Budden - Under the Sun

Make sure you get Joe Budden's digital released album, "Halfway House" this tuesday.

New single from Mos Def - Life in Marvelous Times

Very fresh track. Epic. And they say Hip Hop is Dead. Get the fuck out.

Check out this producer's beats - Bink

This guy is going to be feeding Budden and Royce a beat or two. I might have already posted this vid, not sure, but check out the beat at around 4:10. It's amazing.

New Joe Budden - The Soul

Joe Budden - The Soul

Joey's album coming out soon.

Busta Rhymes- Arab Money

I don't really know where this came from but it jokes! Keep doing your thing Bus!

New Notorious Trailer

looks pretty sick. Biggie really looks like Biggie.

Kanye West - Robocop (off 808s and Heartbreak)

yo whatever Kanye. whatever. Pick up Black Milk - Tronic this Tuesday (haha)

New Ludacris - Last of a Dying Breed (ft. Lil Wayne)

Ludacris - Last of a Dying Breed (ft. Lil Wayne)

Luda's album is going to be good. Probably a must buy.

Theather of the Mind Album Cover

This album is gonna be sooooooooo sick.

Royce and Budden in the studio

Fucking jokes. Buttons. The track at the end of this clip sounds sick though.

New Black Milk - Losing Out (Ft. Royce Da 5'9")

Black Milk - Losing Out (ft. Royce Da 5'9")


Tronic in stores this Tuesday ya understand?

Track of the Day - Eric B and Rakim - Know the Ledge (Juice)

Shaking em up, waking em up
Raking em up, breaking em up...

New Eminem Interview (long ass hell though)

The New Kanye West (ahahahaha)

Wow Kanye. That scarf fad managed to catch on. Will this gay ass trend catch on too?

Video: LL Cool J ft. Wyclef Jean - Mr. President

Nice to see LL back.

Track of the Day - Fabolous - Breathe

You niggaz can't share my air
Or walk a mile in the pair I wear
And I'm gettin better year by year
Like they say Wine do
Cops couldn't smell me if you brought the canines through
And I pace myself
I know these money hungry bitches wanna taste my wealth
But I keep em' on a diet
Embrace they health
Or either keep em' on a quiet
And space myself
And just take a deep breath

I miss the days when these kinda songs were released as singles.

New Kanye West - Coldest Winter

Singing again. If the link goes down just leave a comment.

B.O.B. - Hip Hop Ain't Dead

B.O.B. - Hip Hop Ain't Dead

B.O.B is the shit, I really like this tracks.

Tony Yayo- Face Off Remix (ft Cory Gunz & Ransom)

This is the grimiest video ever...

RedDrama

Lil Wayne Behind The Scenes of Ms. Officer/Comfortable Video

Sick. I actually like these 2 Lil' Wayne songs so I can't wait for this video to come out! The girl in the video is BANGING! I wish I was Wayne for that video shoot... Anyway I was right! They were going to make Ms. Officer a single AND that they we're gonna make it continue from the last video "Got Money".

RedDrama

Jay Rock- All My Life (ft Lil' Wayne)

I've been waiting a long time for a video for this joint. Sick song!

RedDrama

Mixtape: Magnum 357- Revolver Muzik Vol. 2

Yes people after months of waiting, Magnum 357's Revolver Muzik Volume 2 is finally released and I must say it's well worth the wait! Now I'm not saying this cause I work with Escape Entertainment (The crew that works closely with Magnum) but this is probably THE best mixtape I heard coming outta Montreal so far. This mixtape has nothing but Magnum...That's right! No features, just Mag! Not to mention it has some of my favorite skits ever recorded for a mixtape/album. Overall Mag just keeps going hard on each song making the mixtape worth listening to over and over again. With Vol. 1 and now the greatness that is Vol. 2 under Mag's belt it ain't hard to tell that he is clearly Montreal's Voice of the Streets.

Tracklisting:

1. REAL CITY BULLY (INTRO)
2. MAGNUM (PROD. BY DIRTWORK)
3. WHO IS IT
4. SKIT (HE’S BACK)
5. MONEY (PROD. BY DIRTWORK)
6. FLICK YA WRIST
7. IM LEAVIN’FREESTYLE
8. PIMP SLAP (PROD. BY DIRTWORK)
9. SKIT #2
10. GET MONEY,STACK UP
11. FOLLOW ME (SUPERTHUG UNLTD. 2008)
12. I LOVE THIS SHIT
13. DIRTWORK STRETCH
14. 357 SPEAKS
15. 6 MLLION WAYS 2 HUSTLE (PROD. BY DIRTWORK)
16. I GOT THIS
17. SKIT#3
18. IM THAT NIGGA
19. A MILLIE (REAL-CITY REMIX)
20. DIRTWORK OUTRO
+ *BONUS TRACKS

To download this mixtape we ask that you visit the link below, and click on the "Download Album" link below the mixtape cover on the front page. You will be prompted to enter your e-mail address and the FREE DOWNLOAD link will be e-mailed to you immediately. Thank you and rest assured that your e-mail will be used soley for updating you with future Magnum 357 music and news.

FOR FREE DOWNLOAD PLEASE CLICK HERE

RedDrama

Nas- The World Go Round (ft The Game & Chris Brown)

I know, I know... Im kinda late on it but check it out.

RedDrama

B.O.B. - I'll Be In The Sky

B.O.B. - I'll Be In The Sky

The is fresh man. Song's been out for a month but I'm sure most of you didn't hear it. It's like Outkast 2.0

Common- Universal Mind Control (ft Pharell)

Sick video! Almost makes me wanna get into breakdancing.

RedDrama

Kanye West- Love Lockdown

I don't get it...

RedDrama

2008 to Date Wrap Up

Before we head into the big holiday rush, which will see the release of many blockbuster albums like Dr. Dre's Detox, Jay-Z's Blueprint 3 and Kanye's Love Lockdown, let's take a look at what 2008 had to offer. Some albums delivered, some disappointed and some came outta nowhere get surprised the hell outta us. And on top of that, there were some sick new tracks and mixtapes which rivaled studio albums. So lets take a quick look at what rocked 2008 to date.




EMC - The Show

This album sorta came outta nowhere for me. Never was a Masta Ace fan, but he, Punchline, Wordsworth and Strick delivered one of the chillest albums I've heard in a while. Songs like Traffic brought a really nice summer feeling (though the album came out in early Spring), while hard hitting tracks like "What it Stand For" and "The Show" delivered some nice gritty rap.
Definitely check it out if you are an Ace fan or into chicago style rap. It's also one of the best done concept album in a while, with the skits flowing perfectly with it's songs.

Songs to Download

- Traffic
- What It Stand For
- Who We Be
- Grudge
- Winds of Change



Nas - The Nigger Tape

This mixtape was something special. It really rivaled actual studio albums. It had some really nice tracks on it like the DJ Khalil produced Esco, Let's Go (What It Is). Hero shocked everyone, with it's banging beat, something Nas didn't usually do. Some previews of what was to come like the tracks Black President and The Slave and The Master were nice. Other highlights on the album included the controversial Be A Nigger Too and Cops Keep Firing. Plus, another nice touch on the album was The Nas Timeline, which, if you were a big Nas fan, was just sick to hear.

Songs to Download

- Esco Let's Go
- Cops Keep Firing
- Be A Nigger Too


G-Unit- Terminate on Sight

Honestly, this album was a let down. After the lackluster releases from the G-Unit camp in recent years from Yayo, 50, Buck and Banks, I was expecting a big comeback. It just didn't happen though. One of the biggest problems was the fact that Yayo pretty much took Buck's place on the album, and, you know how I feel about Yayo. With that all said and done, the album DID have some nice tracks on it which felt like they belonged in the Beg For Mercy days.

Songs to Download

- Casualties of War
- Straight Outta Southside
- Rider Pt 2
- Let It Go


Bun B - II Trill

Once again Bun-B brings the whole Houston squad in for his sequel to the 2005 album Trill. To be honest I slept on II Trill when it first came out. But I gave it a listen and ever since then the album has been in my rotation. There are a lot of bangers on this album so it safe to say there is top notch production on this one. Just like Bun's last album he is holding down UGK and his partner Pimp C. Bun speaks on what he's been going through since Pimp's death and there are a couple songs dedicated to him. Bun proved that UGK is forever on II Trill, its a defininate pick up for all UGK and southern rap fans.

Songs to Download
- Damn I'm Cold (ft Lil Wayne)
- You're Everything (ft David Banner, Rick Ross, 8 Ball & MJG)
- Pop It 4 Pimp (ft Juvenile & Webbie)
- If I Die II Nite (ft Young Buck & Lyfe Jennings)
- Another Soldier (Mddl Fngz & Cobe)



The Roots - Rising Down

The Philly group pleased fans with this album, which held up pretty well to the high standards of the Roots. I'm not much of a fan of them, but they did put out some heat. It was cool to finally see Saigon on a album track.

Songs to Download

-Criminal
-75 Bars
-Rising Down

Nas- Untitled

The highly anticipated album from the legendary Queens rapper delivered, depending on what you wanted. The album featured lyricism at it's finest, with Nas riding the smooth production perfectly. Most of the songs were very political and mellow, with some hard hitting tracks like Hero and Black President spread out in between. The album is definitely worth a listen, cus in tracks like You Can't Stop Us Now and Sly Fox, Nas really has something to say.

Songs to Download:

- You Can't Stop Us Now
- America
- Testify
- Sly Fox
- Hero
- Fried Chicken


Lil Wayne - The Carter III

Oh man was this album huge. The hype, the sales, got damn. Was it all deserved though? That is entirely up to you. Myself, not being a huge Wayne fan, I still thought the album was a good listen. Some of the songs were really creative, like Mr. Carter. Other songs were just unexpectedly genius, like the song that took over the summer, A Millie. Pretty much EVERY rapper jumped on that song. I just wish Wayne could get off the drugs and fix his damn voice. Also, I have no idea why he left Gossip and Im Me off the album (though they're on the bonus CD).

Songs to Download

- Mr. Carter
- Dr. Carter
- A Millie
- Im Me
- Gossip


Chamillionaire - Mixtape Messiah 4

Wow! This mixtape was straight fire from beginning to end. Once again Chamillionaire shows just how innovative he is compared to these other rappers. Dude is way too talented! Almost every hook he does is fire and he drops very solid verses. It's a shame he is not given the recongnition he deserves yet. MM4 was well worth the wait and after his very slept on Ultimate Victory I must say I can't wait for his next album.

Songs to Download:
- Roll Call Reloaded
- The Real Thang
- Gotta Be Playa (ft Famous)
- Answer Machine 3
- On The Grind Homie
- Middle Finger Up

Guilty Simpson - Ode to the Ghetto

This dude is one of the few rappers keeping it real and releasing that good, gritty street rap. And this album delivers it in spades. Featuring some real smooth sample based production, this album is a real treat in the to hear in the sea of generic bullshit rap of today. Definitely check this album out. Shout out to Black Milk hahaha.

Songs to Download:
- Run
- Foot Work
- Get Bitches
- The Future (ft MED)
Young Jeezy - The Recession

Jeezy just came out with his latest album, and if you're a Jeezy fan, it delivered in spades. Full of loud and hard hitting production, the album is what you expect from Jeezy. Though the album didn't quite reach the greatness of Thug Motivation, it came damn close. And Put On was an anthem. Definitely check it out.

Songs To Download

- Put On
- Crazy World
- Hustla's Ambition


The Game - L.A.X.

This CD was what I was hoping for. For one, even though Game is a West Coast rapper, I'm really glad he ended up going with East Coast production. It's just more gritty and more serious. I'm not even gonna bother to explain why this album is good, just let the tracks speak for themselves. There are quite a few gems on this CD I see myself listening to for years to come. Game's impersonation of Nas on "Let Us Live" alone makes this album worth checking out.

Songs to Download

- Let Us Live
- State of Emergency
- My Life
- BulletProof Diaries
- Angel
- Camera Phone
- LAX Files
Tip, son you did it again! Another banging album has your name printed on it! I've been a T.I. fan since he dropped Trap Muzik and with every album he drops he get better and better. Every single prior to the release of Paper Trail was hot! Tip speaks on what has been going on in his life for the past year now. He even explains to us why he bought those guns and his beef with Shawty Lo (who?). This album is WAY more mainstream then his other albums but all his street tracks on this album are good. It's a definite pick up for anyone looking for a more mainstream album

Songs To Download:
- I'm Illy
- Ready For Whatever
- Dead And Gone
- Live Your Life
- On Top Of The World
- Whatever You Like

Other titles worth checking out include

LL Cool J - Exit 13
Tech N9ne - Killer
GZA - Pro Tools
Snoop Dogg - Ego Trippin


Written by Docta Joe and Red Drama

Ja Rule Speaks On Game & Young Buck

What a punk... This nigga's still scared of G-Unit even worse he has flashbacks on what they did to him! He even says he doesn't wanna work with Buck because he might catch a nightmare... soft...

RedDrama

4 New Young Buck Tracks

Get Down (ft Hussein Fatal)- Young Buck

Can't Catch Me (Preview)- Young Buck

Swear To God (Remix)- Young Buck

I Go To Jail- Young Buck

Is it me or is Buck sounding more like the old Straight Outta Cashville Buck? Anyway the first 3 tracks are pretty damn good the last... not so much. When are we gonna get a new official mixtape Buck? When's Product Of The South coming out? Tell us dammit!

RedDrama

Joe Budden- Touch And Go

This track is pretty nice look out for Joey's, Halfway House on October 28th.

RedDrama

Magnum 357- Freestyle Stretch (Prod. by Dirtwork Productions)

Magnum 357- Freestyle Stretch (Prod. by Dirtwork Productions)

Can somebody please tell why Magnum 357 is not signed to a major label yet? This guy has been holding down Montreal for the longest time and honestly, he's one of the best in the city. Stop sleeping people, if your from Montreal and you like what you just heard go out and get Mag's Revolver Muzik Vol. 1 AND Revolver Muzik Vol. 2. Volume 2 is some serious fire! Real City STOP Sleeping!



Shout Out to Magnum 357, Escape Entertainment and Dirtwork Productions!

Oh by the way that Method Man and Redman show was the shit, Dutch! We really rocked the shit outta Metropolis! The best show so far of 2008! Escape Entertainment we doing big things!

RedDrama

Black Milk - The Matrix (ft. Sean Price, Pharaohe Monch)

Black Milk - The Matrix (ft. Sean Price, Pharaohe Monch)

New heat from Black Milk, featuring two of the best rappers in the game (Monch and Price)

Look out for Tronic this October.

Joe Budden's girl (Jump Off TV)

D-d-d-damn. Buddens you done done it mayne.

Royce da 5'9" - Shot Down (Love Lockdown, the violent version lol)

Royce da 5'9" - Shot Down

It's funny because he sounds just as good as Kanye, if not better.