“Contact!” is the second video shot off of The Kid Daytona’s “Come Fly With Me” free album download… It features Konvict Music/Interscope artist Kardinal Offishall and is produced by 6th Sense. Video directed by Noah Christofer (Beyond Measure Films)

This happens to be one of the biggest, if not the biggest, record in Atlanta right now. Big Bank Black of Duct Tape Ent and Kandi give you a special behind the scenes look at their new video, “Try It Out

Be on the lookout for Big Bank Black and Alley Boy in 2010.

As my homie Haze from DGB put it, this is one of those tracks you don’t see everyday. With B.G.’s seemingly 50th studio album, Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood, hitting stores next week, one of my more anticipated tracks has finally surfaced. You see, the track features Soulja Slim, C-Murder and Lil Boosie, making it one of the rare occasions where all off the featured artists are either dead or in jail, unfortunately.

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As I  anxiously wait for the inevitable “food’s ready!” announcement (and the Cowboys game), I figured I’d pass the time by doing this. Marsha Ambrosius is by far one of the most talented artists in the world, at least in my book.  Any and everything she jumps on I feel it is my civic duty to obtain it and if she ever decides to release a solo album, best believe I’ll be in Best Buy that Tuesday to support.

Her voice has always been sensual, exotic and introspective at the same time. Lord knows every time she hops on a hook it instantly increases the quality of the song by at least five notches. “Don’t Matter To Me” is an intimate record from Miss Marsha and should eventually have a solid place on any R&B playlist. While I’m unsure what project this will be found on, Marsha‘s soothing vocals and infectious beat by Oak & Maddscientist should certainly have this on repeat for awhile as the former Floetry member pleads her case as to why her love is, in essence, second to none.

I’m sure you’ve received 30 different mass text messages, but I can’t go without saying Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

DL: Marsha Ambrosius–Don’t Matter To Me

Bonus: Wale feat. Marsha Ambrosious–Diary (Acoustic Version)

Unreleased track which was supposed to be featured on Common’s Finding Forever, but somehow ended up in the hands of Cassidy.

DL: Common feat. John Legend – Strange Fruit (prod. by Kanye West)

Thanks, Marty

Friend of the People dropping Christmas Day.

01 Intro
02 The National Anthem (Radiohead)
03 Turnt Up (Travis Porter)
04 Fireman (Yoga Flame) (Lil Wayne)
05 L.A.S.E.R.S. Manifesto Interlude
06 Angels (rmx) (Dirty Money)
07 So Ghetto (Jay-Z)
08 Say Something (Timabaland)
09 Thank You (Jay-Z)
10 The One (Slaughterhouse)
11 Popular Demand (Clipse)

DL: Enemy of the State: A Love Story | Cassette Style

BuckMarleyXXX.com, in association with DJ CFOOT, The Pack and Tha Tzar, bring to you one of the most talented rising stars in the game right now! We’ve been pushin’ the We Are the Stars movement for a few months and finally it is our honor to present this masterpiece to the world! What can you expect from this project? Expect top notch lyricism matched up with pure talent amongst amazing productions bearing some of the best samples! Look up! We are the Stars! You will not be disappointed so remember the name and live by the title!

DL: Joe Clark – We Are The Stars | DatPiff stream

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Amidst all the controversy, 50 Cent still remains one of the larger-than-life figures in Hip-Hop. For this reason, I couldn’t pass up on the opportunity to see Curtis Jackson perform live. Last night Kasey from Digiwaxx Media invited me to the 50 Cent concert at The Highline Ballroom, presented by Myspace Music and Hot97. Myspace Music has been putting on the concerts under their “The Release” brand which coincides with the release of highly anticipated albums. 50 Cent’s was booked for the 50th installment of this series which also promotes 50’s new album “Before I Self Destruct.”

 

The crowd in the venue was packed and the energy was crazy mainly because everyone knew a couple of surprises were on the way. Fif came out to a packed crowd with the street smash, “Crime Wave”, receiving the loudest ovation from the Highline crowd. Much to the astonishment of many fans, 50 played hands up and brought out the now infamous Beanie Sigel for the first verse. The two men aimed at making Jay-Z’s life a living hell also performed their incredibly gutter track, “I Go Off.”

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Look out for more collaborations with J. Cardim and Jae Millz on the upcoming J.Cardim presents Dice Music Group: The Mixtape.

DL: Jae Millz – My Life (prod. by J. Cardim)