The Dream takes you inside his world and lets everyone know what he’s been working so quietly on these past few months. Besides Beyonce’s expected 2012 project, Mr. Terius Nash has been in the studio pumping out hits of his own. The famed singer-writer-producer takes to his Instagram handle and posts pictures of a written out tracklising for his new album “The Love IV” expected to release in 2013. With certain songs called “Pussy” “Psycho” and “Thirsty Ho” this alum just might get interesting. Read more after the jump…

Philadelphia native rapper Meek Mill releases his highly anticipated album “Dreams And Nightmares” tracklist. With the album hitting stores on October 30 you can expect features from Rick Ross, Nas, Wale, Mary J. Blige, John Legend, Trey Songz, and more. Also you can check after jump to see the full official tracklisting.

As singer, songwriter and producer Ryan Leslie prepairs for his upcoming third studio album titled “Les Is More” today he drops the official track-list along with the release date. The album features production from Leslie and only one other artist featured which is Fabolous. The album hits stores October 23rd, but before then you can check out Ryan Leslie on his “Les Is More Tour“ which starts exactly a week from today in San Francisco. Check after jump for full track-listing.

After G.O.O.D Music recently released another single, “Clique,” off of their “Cruel Summer” album, which drops September 17, We’ve got the official tracklisting after jump. The features include R. Kelly, Ma$e, Ghostface Killa and more plus Chief Keef’s remix on the final cut for the album. Check after jump to see the tracklist and above is the official album cover.

With us already approaching the middle of July, it’s only a few more weeks until we all get our hands on the highly anticipated ‘God Forgives, I Don’t‘ album from Rick Ross. A Japanese website seems to have the tracklisting on a product page. Although there’s no word if it has been confirmed, it’s still something to look forward to. Features are said to include Dr. Dre, Andre 3000, Jay-Z, and more. Check out the full list after the jump.