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According to reports, Nas and Damian Marley has added Lil Wayne to their upcoming Distant Relatives album. The reports are based on a recently released track listing for the album which has Lil Wayne featured on a track called “My Generation” with singer Joss Stone.

The Distant Relatives tracklisting is located below:

1. As We Enter
2. Tribal War (feat. K’NAAN)
3. Strong Will Continue
4. Leaders
5. Wisdom (Sabali)
6. Count Your Blessings
7. Dispear
8. The Promised Land (feat. Dennis Brown)
9. Nah Mean
10. Angola (Friends)
11. My Generation (feat. Lil Wayne and Joss Stone)
12. Africa Must Wake Up (Feat. K’NAAN)
13. BONUS TRACK Ancient People (feat. Jr. Reid)

Lil Wayne may be off to jail, but the music won’t stop! Check out this classic freestyle from DJ Whoo Kid’s archives – Wayne rocking a bucket hat, icy grill and barely-there dreads before Tha Carter dropped in 2004!

“I did it overnight, it couldn’t happen any quicker,” Drake raps on his new single “Over,” which premiered yesterday on his native Toronto’s Flow 93.5. After scoring a major hit and Grammy nods with “Best I Ever Had” and headlining the all-star “Forever,” Drake ascended to the top of the rap game without even releasing an official debut album. After signing with his mentor Lil Wayne’s Young Money last year, that debut LP, Thank Me Later, is due out this May, and “Over” is the first peek at what Drizzy has in store for his much anticipated first album. Grab a free download of “Over,” both the explicit and the clean versions, on Drake’s October’s Very Own blog.

Produced by Drake’s in-house producer Boi-1da and Al Khalliq, “Over” finds Drake rapping with a more aggressive flow compared to the laid-back vibe of “Best I Ever Had,” with Drake’s cadence marching along with the track’s military beat before slowing down on the strings-laden chorus. “I could teach you how to speak my language, Rosetta Stone / I swear this life is like the sweetest thing I’ve ever known,” Drake rhymes before boasting, “About to go Thriller, Mike Jackson on these niggas / all I need is a fucking red jacket with some zippers.”

“This record sums up where I am right now in my career,” Drake told Flow 93.5 (Listen to the full interview over atNah Right.) “I think it’s a great first impression. The album is going to be a great body of work for you to get lost in. Right now I just wanna have some fun.” While “Over” is more than enough to get us excited for Thank Me Later’s May arrival, Nah Right says Drake and Lil Wayne shot the music video for their collaboration on the album this week (since Weezy is prison-bound) and that song has been dubbed “a banger.” As Rolling Stone previously reported, Kanye West and Jay-Z will also guest on Drake’s debut.

The Hope For Haiti Telethon brought together some of the best acts the music world has to offer in an effort to raise funds for the people of Haiti.

It was an extraordinary event that once again showed the good will we as people have towards each other in great times of need.

The event is being made available for purchase via iTunes for $7.99 with all proceeds going to Haiti Earthquake Relief.

Performers on the night were Madonna, Alicia Keys, Wyclef Jean, U2, Jay-Z, Christina Aguilera, John Legend, Bruce Springsteen, Coldplay, Stevie Wonder, Shakira, Mary J Blige, Beyonce, Sting, Keith Urban, Sheryl Crow, Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, Jennifer Hudson, Emiline Michele, Rihanna, Dave Mathews and Neil Young.

We have been getting tagless songs from Drakes first mixtape “Room For Improvement” but someone pulled the trigger and released a handful of tracks from this. Before you get too exited it should be noted this is not the complete mixtape without tags, it just features twelve but it’s better than nothing right.

Tracklist:
1) Special (Ft. Voyce)
2) Do What You Do
3) Money (Remix) (Ft. Nickelus F)
4) AMPM (Ft. Nickelus F)
5) City Is Mine (Extended)
6) Thrill Is Gone (Ft. Voyce)
7) Video Girl (Ft. Voyce)
Come Winter
9) A Scorpio’s Mind (Ft. Nickelus F)
10) S.T.R.E.S.S. (Ft. Nickelus F)
11) Try Harder
12) Do What You Do (Remix) (Ft. Malice & Nickelus F)

Download: Drake -Room For Improvement (Mixtape) (No DJ)
Download: Drake - Room for Improvement (Full Mixtape) (with DJ from Datpiff)

Wale “Nike Boots” video (Directed by Chris Robinson) from Elitaste on Vimeo.

Wale “Nike Boots” video (Directed by Chris Robinson) from Elitaste on Vimeo.Official music video for Wale’s “Nike Boots”, directed by Chris Robinson. Song produced by Osinachi. Featuring cameos from Kid Capri, Bun B, 9th Wonder, Young Guru, Raheem DeVaughn, Young Chris and Neef, Grafh, UCB, Tabi Bonney and Beat Your Feet Kings.

Lashmoove hits us with a new song, entitled “My Companion”. The song depicts a story of lashmoove talking about murdering his wife. The track was produced by Lashmoove.

Lashmoove – My Companion (Produced by lashmoove)

A few weeks ago, former Roc-A-Fella member Beanie Sigel released a diss song titled “What You Talkin Bout (I’m Not Your Average Cat),” aimed at then labelhead and friend Jay-Z. Now, the Philadelphia-raised rapper gives Billboard.com readers an exclusive snippet of his upcoming track, “I Go Off,” featuring his rumored soon-to-be boss, 50 Cent.

“I’ll give you something to talk about / come around me fronting, I’ll air you out / I go off,” 50 harmonizes at the beginning of the song atop a drum-heavy, winded production. “I don’t shoot sh*t off, dog, I gun it down / walk up on n*ggas and run them down / pull a stock out the K, throw a hundred rounds,” Beanie rhymes with conviction.

The eight bars conclude with the Broad Street Bully menacing, “Won’t stop ’til your box lowered to the ground / put you in a urn, your bones are burn / The rap gorilla, the wack rap ringtone killa, I’m here / to find a n*gga equally realer is rare / you could meet me in the square if you dare to come near / I have no morals.”

The song — which will be released in its entirety on Friday (Nov. 13) on 50 Cent’s blog site, thisis50.com — is the first track from Beanie’s as-yet-untitled upcoming album. Although G-Unit reps were mum about whether Beanie would be signing to or releasing the project on G-Unit, they did hint at an announcement in relation to the deal being made in coming days.

On Oct. 30, Beanie Sigel’s “What You Talkin Bout (I’m Not Your Average Cat)” leaked to the internet. The track finds him revealing scathing lyrics about his split from Roc-A-Fella Records.

“I’m A Grown Ass Man, I don’t sit on n*ggas laps / I ain’t looking for no gifts out of Santa Claus’ sack,” Beans rhymes on the track, in response to Jay’s line on “What We Talkin’ About” off his latest “Blueprint 3″ album.

He goes on to rap about Jay-Z calling “the police on me, ’cause I was front row at the ‘Blueprint 3′,” and not visiting him while he served his “year and a day when you ain’t come to see me,” among other accusations. “How it feel to get exposed? Don’t you feel naked? / I was a fly on the wall, sh*t I witnessed / I can say sh*t that make B look at you different,” he continues, referencing Jay-Z’s famous wife Beyonce.

The same day he released the track, Beanie Sigel went on Philadelphia radio station 100.3 and spoke about his disappointments about Jay-Z and Roc-A-Fella, giving kudos to 50 Cent for handling his label in what he deemed a fairer manner. A few days later, Beanie made a guest appearance on Philadelphia’s Power 99 along with 50 Cent, further fueling the speculation that he would actually be signing to the label this time around. During the interview, 50 Cent stated that he offered Beanie $800,000 to join G-Unit upon his release from prison, but that Jay blocked the deal from materializing.

Crazy love sound with the Dancehall Connection, this is Episode 1 Part 2 hosted by Joe Swynger
Featuring the Relationship riddim with smash hits from Sean Paul, Voice mail, Deville, and TOK

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Give Lil Wayne some credit. He treats his ability to rap as a craft on par with any other skill or trade. Practice makes perfect. Since striking out on his own as a solo artist some years ago, Wayne has probably recorded more songs and verses than many will in their entire career. The practice worked. The man has made his millions through almost complete saturation of the hip-hop radio and blog circuit. Scarcely a week goes by without a new track, feature or news of one. While No Ceilings is merely one of a plethora of Lil Wayne-related releases currently planned or already on the market, it is notable for breaking current hip-hop tradition by eschewing Auto-Tune. Just the man, the mic and the track.

1.Swag Surfin
2.Ice Cream Paint Job
3.D.O.A.
4.Interlude
5.Wasted
6.Watch My Shoes
7.Break Up
8.Banned From TV
9.Throw It In The Bag
10.I Think I Luv Her ft Tyga
11.Interlude 2
12.Wetter
13.I’m Good
14.Make Her Say
15.Run This Town
16.I Gotta Feeling
17.Outro

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the Oct 23, 2009 Podcast is available HERE – 51 MB 35 Minutes

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back in the studio, on the grind as usual, here is a preview of a new song Hypothetically Speaking also check out the Mp3 Player to stream other songs from Lashmoove

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