If you remember, we posted 360‘s video, Mr. Blue Sky a few weeks ago. But today, he’s back in the studio and brought along J. Cole. Can’t give away the details of the session just yet, but this sounds like a winner!

T.I. and Jeezy are back in the lab for his 3rd Trailer from Tip’s upcoming mixtape “Fu*k Da City Up” dropping 01.01.12 – Available on http://LiveMixtapes.com Video directed by Motion Fam.

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This might be the one for Twenty4Seven. Check out the in studio performance of New Yitty’s “Work It” featuring Jim Jones and Yo Gotti.

Directed By @TayaSimmons
Produced by Grind House Music

Here’s a clip shot by Lemar Guillary, a professional trombonist from Los Angeles, before he laid the horns on the beat. If you’re hearing right, this sounds like a classic Dre record.

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Jim Jones recently launched his new site, CapoLife and to kick it things off, here’s footage of him in the lab with with working with Harlem protege ASAP Rocky. Not too long ago, Rocky told MTV that he was influenced by the Dips and their movement.

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Live from Jungle Studios, before introducing his artist off his We the Best Music label./Def Jam Recording artist Ace Hood, DJ Khaled spoke about their road to Ace Hood’s 3rd album “Blood, Sweat & Tears” set to drop August 9th. Before each track Ace Hood gave details of what each song meant and what was the driving force behind them, from his most personal songs on the album such as “Spoke to my Momma” coming from a real conversation he had with his mother about the struggles that consist between both their lives, to his summer street anthem “Go N Get It & Hustle Hard” which we also got a sneak listen to the remix of “Hustle Hard” that’s not set to drop until next week. affiliate Def Jam Artist Fabolous along with Murda Mook & Actor Hassan Johnson the Wire stopped by to support Ace Hood on his album.

On April 24^th Vado- Diplomat’s newest solider- came thru to kick it with the DJ Self and Kimmi Cupcakes on VIP Saturdays Shade45  and blessed the listeners with a freestyle.

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A few days ago Karen uploaded a photo of Travis Barker and Clipse in the studio. All I know now is they were working on material for Travis Barker’s upcoming compilation album. That got me to thinking, however. A solo album from one of music’s most famous drummer would be a welcomed edition to the summer (or fall) of 2010.

You see, Barker is an interesting blend. He’s not completely rock and he’s not completely hip-hop, but yet, somehow he finds a happy medium. His relationship with Game is already known and finding Weezy on the final tracklist may not be too far fetched. But since I have your attention right now, here’s a list of five artists I’d like to see T.B. work with. (Keep reading…)

Karen and I’s favorite new Left Coast artist finally dropped the third installment to his “Bullets Ain’t Got No Names” mixtape series late last night. If you’re like me and never been to Cali and have no clue what Slauson looks like, consider this your tour guide. Unlike other tapes, this was orginally purchase only. Dispute it all you want, but I can’t get mad if Nipsey wants to make a small piece of change off his work. Click here to purchase the tape.

However, after talking with Nipsey’s people, a download link has been made available. Breathe easy.

DL: Nipsey Hussle–Bullets Ain’t Got No Names Vol. 3

South Central State Of Mind coming later this year.

With the general gone for a year and a day,  Young Dro must assume the reigns to the Grand Hustle ship.  Hopefully, this ranks as a sign of things to come. With hit records and a successful solo album under his belt, hopefully we see P.O.L.O. more sooner than later. Earlier today,  Dro co-signed this mixtape on Twitter. If you’re a fan of Dro’s intricitate, yet entertaining rhyme scheme, adding this to the collection should be a no brainer.

1. Feed Your Soldiers
2. Thank You
3. Go To The Club
4. Fire
5. Got To Know feat. Yung LA
6. I’m On It feat. T.I
7. You Nasty feat. Akon
8. Want That
9. Like A Movie
10. Do Wit You
11. Take Me Seriously
12. Ric Flair
13. Yes Sir
14. Stacks On Deck
15. Let’s Get It
16. So Long
17. History
18. Look Good Today
19. Walk On By

DL: Young Dro–Lo Life

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