“Hold Up…..Waaaiiiitttt”. We have not heard the last of the great Hip-Hop voice which is Nate Dogg. There will be an album from the West Coat legend. More details after the jump.

According to a few sources Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg are bringing back to life some special guests at this weekend’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival: The late G-funk legend Nate Dogg, and rapper Tupac Shakur, who was gunned down in 1996, will also be resurrected by using holographic technology to bring their deceased collaborator back from the dead.

Joining them will be plenty of surprise guests like Eminem, Wiz Khalifa, and Nate Dogg’s partner in regulation, Warren G.

YouTube is streaming Coachella concerts live for the second year in a row. You can learn more about that here.

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Continuing to keep the late great Nate Dogg alive in spirit, Warren G is set to release an EP with Nate Dogg. Before the passing of Nate Dogg, he and Warren G did an entire album. The EP will have features from The Game, B.o.B and many more artists that have yet to be named. You can expect this project sometime during this summer. Below is what Warren G had to say about the EP and Nate Dogg’s versatility.

“Nate wasn’t just a hook man, he was a songwriter too,” he remembers. “He was just incredible. Back in the day I had seen how he could captivate the crowd when he sang. We’d be in the hood and he’d sing and everybody would just melt. I was like, ‘Nate, let’s go and let’s work, let’s make it happen and be successful.’ And we did that.”

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During Mos Def‘s set at the Springfest 2011 on USC’s campus, he payed a tribute to the late great Nate Dogg by performing the classic “Oh No“. Gone but never forgotten, Hip-Hop artist(s) keeps Nate’s spirit alive every chance they get.

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Last week, West Coast legend Nate Dogg passed away and Snoop Dogg is one of the many people who is putting forth a tremendous effort to keep Nate Dogg’s spirit alive. Above is a tribute video of “Nobody Does It Better” put together by Snoop himself. It doesn’t stop there, Snoop has also put together a trust fund for Nate Dogg. The trust fund is set up to help out Nate’s children and family. All of the proceeds donated to the trust fund will go directly to them.

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West Coast  G- funk legend Nate Dogg has died at the age of 41, reports his hometown newspaper, the Long Beach Press-Telegram. The cause of death is not yet known, but the rapper—real name Nathaniel D. Hale—had battled health problems in recent years and suffered strokes in 2007 and 2008. The ex-Marine started out as part of rap trio 213, joining Snoop Dogg and Warren G. He released three solo albums but was best known for his collaborations with other rappers, including Dr. Dre and Tupac Shakur.

“We lost a true legend n hip hop n rnb,” Snoop Dogg tweeted. “One of my best friends n a brother to me since 1986 when I was a sophomore at poly high where we met.”