Producer, known through his constant affiliation with Dipset, Araab Muzik (Abraham Orellana) was recently shot during a case of attempted robbery. The Source Magazine gets word from Araab’s publicist that the shooting and robbery was “wrong time, wrong place scenario” where Araab was caught up. Araab is currently at the hospital in stable condition, where our prayers go out to this Hip Hop trend-setter. More information as the story progresses.
Last night Dipset held their 10th anniversary of the classic “Diplomatic Immunity” album. Everyone was in attendance rocking the stage like old times and they even had a few guests come along such as Waka Flocka and Lloyd Banks. An interesting part of the set came when Waka was performing his verse to “848” and he rearranged his “Free Gucci” line to say “Fuck Gucci“. I’m sure Gucci is going to have a thing or two to say about this, well that is if he isn’t in jail by the time he watches the video. After the jump you can view the re-cap of the entire Dipset performance.
The Harlem beat rocker Vado, affiliated and known for his many releases under the Dipset movement and numerous tracks with Camron like “Speakin In Tongues” is back with some new heat for the New York streets this cold winter. Vado who has officially escaped from his label deal over at Interscope and is now a free agent, released today the third half of his mixtape file “Slime Flu 3″. A mixtape that features extremely tuff New York bars featuring artists such as Fred Da God Son, Gun Play, Jae Millz and more. Stream & Download this mixtape after the jump! Meannn!!
The wait is now over. ‘God Will’n‘, Juelz Santana‘s newly released mixtape is now available on LiveMixtapes. Santana has put in a relentless amount of work, making sure his return to music is a memorable one. His mixtape has features from Lil’ Wayne, Lloyd Banks, Rick Ross, Lil’ Reese, Fabolous, and more, which all contribute to helping set the bar extremely high for this years expected releases. You can pick up the mixtape and view the accompanying trailer, released a few days ago, after the jump.
A while ago Juelz Santana announced that he would be releasing two volumes of the mixtape God Will’n. We also received the track Bodies which featured GBE’s Lil Reese. Continuing forward with the project, which will be released on January 14th, Juelz released his mixtape artwork via Twitter yesterday. To see the full artwork for God Will’n hit the jump…
The Club Paradise Tour rolled into Wantagh, NY Saturday night (June 16) as scheduled and as headliner Drake promised, New York was given a Summer Jam do-over as the Canadian MC brought out Busta Rhymes, The Weeknd and the A$AP Mob during his set. The Nikon at Jones Beach Theater was filled to the brim with excitement through opening acts Meek Mill, J. Cole, French Montana, and Waka Flocka Flame but the place erupted when Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, and Cam’ron took the stage in a Dipset reunion.
Watch as the Harlem trio perform a set that included “Ballin’”, “Dipset (Santana’s Town)”, and “I Really Mean It” – definitely legendary things going down on the Club Paradise Tour. Keep it up, Drizzy!
While all the hype and curiosity for the awaited duel collabo of Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana seemed to die down, it only takes one comment to get the streets buzzing again. In an recent interview with BET, Santana opened up about the things that has stood in the way of their collaborative effort.
“I spoke to Wayne recently, before the interview and right after the interview, we gon get it,” Santana explained to BET.com. “I guess at the time it’s like he said he moved on, people making it seem like he moved on and he was saying that he was never going to do the I Can’t Feel My Face. We spoke about that, to make a long story short we definitely going to get back into that.”
In a previous interview, Lil Wayne stated the halt on the I Cant Feel My Face LP was due to Juelz’ legal issues. Juelz confirmed:
“He did reach out to me when he came home ‘like yo I think we need to capitalize on the album,” Juelz said. “At the time my studio had got raided by police so you know it was kind of a real tight situation for me. I was used to doing things one way and I couldn’t really do it that way. This was the studio I had for five years. I had a lot of music that was lost in the process so it was just a down time for me.”
“He had just came home he was ready, he sent me a couple records I didn’t really send them back at the time,” Santana added.
Now that the two are back on their game, working on their solo projects, it’s believed the album should come together sooner than later. How much later, we’ll just have to see.
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San Bernardino, CA was the place to be last night for the Paid Dues Festival which featured Odd Future, Dipset, and Kendrick Lamar. Above is footage of Kendrick performing his brand new single for the very first time and after the jump you can catch Odd Future performing as well as Dipset performing classic tracks such as “Dipset Anthem” and “Hey Ma”
