Off the original Hot Boy’s Blame It On The System mixtape.
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Raekwon – 86 f. Altrina Renee
The Chef is working on a quickstrike EP, Lost Jewelry, which will precede his newt full-length solo outing.
Pac Div – Sneakerboxes f. Chip Gnarly & Big Sik
With their Sophomore album GMB available now, Pac Div team up with Chip Gnarly and Big Sik for their latest single.
“The inspiration behind sneakerboxes is really to send a message to the nosy people [and] fans who wonder how much money we make. The phrase in the hook is clear as day: “I get paid, homey I get paid, fuck what y’all talkin ’bout, fuck is yall talkin ’bout!?!” Mibbs tells The Juice. “We’ve always been heavy on our sneaker game, whether we’re trying or not, so by us having all those sneaker boxes handy, might as well use those for cash storage!”
You can also head over to XXL to read their latest feature.
J. Cole – Louis Vuitton [Extended Version]
Apparently Cole had more to say then what was originally heard on Fabolous’ S.O.U.L. Tape 2. Shouts to Miss Info on the linkage.
Bruno Mars – When I Was Your Man
On the latest preview from Unorthodox Jukebox (Dec. 11), Bruno Mars reflects back on a love lost due to personal mistakes.
Game – Rollin’ f. Kanye West, Trae Tha Truth, Z-Ro, Paul Wall & Slim Thug
Game drops the latest installment of his Sunday Service offering with “Rollin’” featuring Trae Tha Truth, Z-Ro, Paul Wall, Slim Thug and (a sampled) Kanye West. According to Game, this didn’t make Jesus Piece (Dec. 11, pre-orders available now) because the sample couldn’t get cleared. Taking to Twitter he also shares that if youslide this in after the title cut, you’ll be right on track with the listening experience.
Alicia Keys – Fire We Make f. Maxwell
Mrs. Keys and Maxwell drop a duet on the Pop & Oak-produced “Fire We Make” off the songstress’ Girl on Fire album out November 27.
Lil Reese – Bodies f. Juelz Santana
The Human Wifebeater links up with the Diplomat on this track which, according to FSD, may end up on his mixtape 3Hunna.
Rihanna – Diamonds (rmx) f. Kanye West
‘Ye joins Ri-Ri on the remix to her lead single off Unapologetic, out next Tuesday.UPDATE: Ted Smooth and N.O.R.E. did another remix, which you can check down bottom.
Cassidy – The Diary Of A Hustla (Meek Mill Diss)
If you were around the ever-so-important hip hop the Twitter last night, Cassidy and Meek Mill exchanged pleasantries over this whole “battle” challenge Meek issued out a few days back. So, of course Cassidy immediately jumped in the studio to record a diss song. Props to Splash.
50 Cent – My Life f. Adam Levine & Eminem (Artwork)
Official cover art to Curtis’ Adam Levine and Eminem-assisted single, hitting iTunes November 27th. And honestly I don’t even have to hear it to know how it’s going to sound already. Anyways, shouts to Rap-Up.
Trademark Da Skydiver & Young Roddy – Welcome (prod. Cookin’ Soul)
The dope combination of the Jets and Cookin’ Soul make another banger. Jet World Order 2 drops November 20th (you can pre-order now).
Curren$y – Ex-Girls f. Young Roddy
With the Saints serving the Falcons their first loss, Curren$y took to Twitter to release this loosie featuring one of my favorites, Young Roddy. Jet World Order 2dropping November 20th.
The Weeknd – Till Dawn (Here Comes The Sun)
THe final bonus track from The Weeknd’s Trilogy dropping November 13th. You canpre-order the album here.
B.o.B – Still In This B*tch f. T.I. & Juicy J (prod. Mike WiLL Made It)
New Bobby Ray off his upcoming Fuck ‘Em We Ball mixtape dropping later this month.
Chrisette Michele – Rich Hipster f. Wale
R&B songbird Chrisette Michele links up with Wale for her latest leak from her Audrey Hepburn mixtape out November 8.
Gudda Gudda – Enemies f. Trae Tha Truth, Crooked I & Ace Hood
I still vote that this guy needs a name change a la Tity Boi-to-2 Chainz to boost his rap career. But what do I know. Guddaville 3 drops later today.
Mariah Carey – Bring It On Home
And here is the first Obama tribute song of the day. Fortunately, it’s by a credible artist this time around. Debuted by Jermaine Dupri earlier this morning, Mariah returns to her vintage ballad roots with this one. Props to Global 14.
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