Paul Wall feat. Raekwon, Jay Electronica & Yelawolf – Live It (prod. Travis Barker)

Off Paul Wall’s Heart Of A Champion LP, which drops Tuesday.
Paul Wall feat. Raekwon, Jay Electronica & Yelawolf - Live It (prod. Travis Barker) | Mediafire

Off Paul Wall’s Heart Of A Champion LP, which drops Tuesday.
Paul Wall feat. Raekwon, Jay Electronica & Yelawolf - Live It (prod. Travis Barker) | Mediafire
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CDQ of the controversial record. Teflon Don in stores July 20th.
Rick Ross ft. Jay-Z & John Legend - Free Mason (prod. The Inkredibles) [CDQ] | Mediafire
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Make sure you go check out ICON live at The Roxy (on Sunset in L.A.) on July 15th. He is an up and coming artist with major talent so it will be a great show.

Download link after the jump! (more...)

Gucci Mane feat. Swizz Beatz - It’s Gucci Time

Rick Ross feat. T.I., Jadakiss & Erykah Badu - Maybach Music III
Of course, produced by J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League. Enough said.

On being the best-selling artist of the last decade
“I don’t think I’ve actually stopped to think about it,” Eminem says by phone from his home in Detroit, while on a brief break between trips to promote Recovery. “I never thought that my life would amount to this. But to be able to sit back and digest it is so strange to me, because I still feel so regular. I don’t understand what people think the big deal is about me. It’s a very strange relationship that I have with fame.”On his approach to “Recovery”:
“I would go back and listen to songs off The Marshall Mathers LP, The Eminem Show and some of Encore and ask, ‘Why don’t my music feel like this anymore?’ ” Eminem recalls. ” ‘The Way I Am,’ ‘Criminal’ and ‘Toy Soldiers’ were songs that meant something. I wanted there to be a reason why I was making each song, instead of making it just to make it.”On taking his time before touring:
“I’ll do these shows and see how I feel afterward, then set up a couple more,” Eminem says. “I’ve had to relearn to do shows sober, because there were so many years that I didn’t know how to do it. Alcohol, Valium — all these things were crutches for me so that I didn’t have to feel anything when I went onstage. Everything right now is a step at a time, a day at a time.”
On caring more about critical reception than sales:
“Honestly, as long as people enjoy the music, that means the most to me,” Eminem says with unabashed sincerity. “I could sell 80 million records in the first week, and if my peers or fans of real hip-hop didn’t like it, it really wouldn’t mean anything.”
More on the quality of his past albums:
“I was pretty much in full-blown addiction while I was creating ["Encore"],” he says, “and as far as Relapse, when I first got sober I got really happy because I was not a prisoner of addiction anymore, so life was brand-new to me. I was like, ‘Shit, man, trees are beautiful again. What a nice day it is.’ I don’t think I was paying attention to what the average listener might like or not like.”
"Only thing I regret about that Roc-A-Fella sh*t was going at my n*gga Kiss," Beans said in an interview referencing his 2001 beef with Jadakiss. "I did that sh*t for you n*gga 'cause you were scared. You knew Kiss would have bit that a**. I should pull off my belt and whip that a**. You better watch who you worship, man...I know all that f*ggot sh*t you poppin' and the little slurs on Drake and them's records and I'ma tell y'all little motherf*ckers something, y'all keep letting that n*gga get on records and pop sh*t. I'ma start coming at cha'll little n*ggas. I'll smack the sh*t outta Drake b*tch a**. All y'all n*ggas, f*ck all y'all. This is Broad Street Bully, B. Sig, I have no problem seeing anybody on site."
Damn Beans is seriously losing it...where is his "mans-and-them" - somebody needs to intervene quickly, he's committing career suicide!
Check out Rita Ora in the latest Skullcandy webisode featuring Roc Nation Artist Rita Ora. Listen to Rita as she talks about her “music”.

Will.i.am's ride got boom boom pow'd in the Hollywood Hills Monday night -- according to law enforcement sources, bad guys broke into the rapper's Bentley and jacked over $10,000 worth of stuff. TMZ has learned the Black Eyed Peas star made the shocking discovery himself and called the police to file a report. According to sources, the loot included jewelry and several of the singer's personal items. We're told cops are hot on the trail of the bad guys -- and some of the stolen property has already been recovered. (TMZ)