Submitted by Mark / 14 years ago / New Album Releases, New Singles
Who Dat is rumoured to be the first single from J. Cole’s Roc Nation debut album. However the version this is included in this post is not the final mix. The final version is said to have a different intro section and contain the proper lyrics, not like this clean edit, so you can look…
Submitted by Mark / 14 years ago / New Album Releases, New Songs
Apparently this was a track originally produced for Alicia Keys by Chad from The Neptunes, which never made the final cut for her 2007 studio album As I Am. Anyway, Lupe got a hold of it since it wasn’t going anywhere fast, and it is rumoured to be a track from his upcoming Lasers album,…
Submitted by Tom / 14 years ago / Album Reviews, New Album Releases, New Singles, New Songs
As tracks from this album, due to be released April 27th, have leaked, the expectations for this debut offering from Bobby Ray Simmons have soared. The twenty-one year old is supported on this album by rap heavyweights Eminem, Lupe Fiasco and T.I., which will no doubt increase sales, but also highlight the recognised talents of…
Submitted by Mark / 14 years ago / New Album Releases, New Songs
This track should have been included on B.o.B’s new album The Adventures of Bobby Ray but they couldn’t get clearance from Coldplay for their sample of Lost (I’m not sure which one it is? + -?). And I hate to say this but thank fuck they didn’t. The track is produced by JR Rotem, but…
Submitted by Mark / 14 years ago / New Album Releases, New Singles
As is the fashion in the music industry at the moment, Dizzee Rascal is re-releasing his most recent album Tongue n’ Cheek with a few added bonus tracks. It’s a fucking sham honestly. He has already released a HMV version and a fucking Christmas version too. Anyway, this new track Dirtee Disco (is anyone else…
Submitted by Mark / 14 years ago / New Album Releases, New Songs
This album definitely warrants a purchase as soon as it’s released, but in the mean time here are two more leaked tracks. Fame is more of a pure hip-hop track which is produced by Jim Jonsin, whereas Past My Shades is a bit more laid back and features a funky bassline. Oh and it also…
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