Mr. Veggies serves up some November eats with this new Cardiak-produced track, “Life$style”. This smooth instrumental-heavy number lives on Casey Veggies‘ upcoming project, due in early 2013 and yet to be titled. Enjoy!

Set to release on October 2nd, DJ Drama releases the artwork for his new album cover titled “Quality Street Music”. The album was suppose to release September 25th but was pushed back and is now set to hit the streets the same day as Kendrick Lamar’s “good kid m.A.A.d city” album. On another note Drama’s album has 12 different tracks and features from some hot artist like Drake, Tyler The Creator, Wiz Khalifa, Wale, Rick Ross, T.I, Common, Tyga, Kendrick Lamar and more. Also some productions from Hit-Boy, T-Minus, Cardiak, Jahlil Beats, DJ Mustard and Kane Beats.

One thing’s for sure, two thing’s for certain. Chase N. Cashe obviously has a boatload of records in the stash for his forthcoming DJ Drama mixtape, The Heir Up There.

Those familiar with Chase’s work should see this collaboration with Chicago’s own L.E.P. Bogus Boys as no surprise. They’ve worked together several times before in the past, and this time Count and Moonie show love to the man who has laced them with several beats in the past. This time, CNC allows Cardiak – a producer who seems to be growing more in demand by the day – to handle the production duties while he and L.E.P. handle the lyrical responsibilities.

THUT will be here shortly. I promise.

The wait is over. After several tracks off of this project were released, Young Chris drops off his latest mixtape “The Revival” which is solely produced by Cardiak. The mixtape has features from Lloyd Banks, Meek Mill, Vado, Freeway and many more. After the jump you can view the tracklist as well as the download link to the mixtape.

It’s been nothing but work for Young Chris since making the deal with Division 1 official. The Re-Introduction was the icebreaker. Now, the focus appears to center around his forthcoming solo album. No word on if “Flatline” is slated to appear on the still untitled project, but if it is, consider this an insane first impression. The record is produced by Cardiak - better known as the man behind Lloyd Banks’ “Start It Up“.

Chris appears energized as he kicks the record off with a sharp offering, highlighted by the sports references ranging from everyone from Blake Griffin to Kemba Walker. If that isn’t enticing enough, the aforementioned Lloyd Banks rides shotgun with a flow that’s just as dizzying as it is cold.

Much respect to the overseer of Chris’ music, his A&R Wayno, for sending this gem through.