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"Murder 4 Capital" is classic 2010 mixtape from Eto that was highly slept on. This is the only place you will find the NO DJ version of it.

You can download the Grand Imperial-hosted version for free from Datpiff: https://upload.datpiff.com/LiL-Eto-Jai-Black-Murda-4-Capital-mixtape.185507.html

The project features OO Wop, Big Ooh, Ransom, Jai Black, Mr. Probz, D Wayne Collins, Nikki Starr and more.

Production credits: V Don, Beat Butcha, Sid Roams, Chup and more.

Tracklist:

1. Chronicles (Prod. By V Don)
2. Cold Summers Ft. D Wayne Collins (Prod. By Beat Butcha)
3. Pray For Me 2010 Ft. Nikki Starr (Prod. By V Don)
4. Freestyle
5. Current Ft. D Wayne Collins (Pro By C.O.)
6. Murda Capital (Prod. By V Don)
7. Eto Ft. Mr.Probz - The Bad Guy (Prod. By Beat Butcha)
8. Jai Black Ft. Eto - The Push (Prod. By V Don)
9. Eto Ft. Ransom, Big Ooh - What Doesn't Kill You (Prod. By V Don)
10. Die (NY Second) (Pro By Chup)
11. Eto - Embassy (Prod. By S Type)
12. Jai Black - A Game (Prod. By Beat Butcha)
13. Eto Ft. Rockstar, Aviator, Oo Wop, D Wayne Collins - Beat Goes On (Prod. By JD Riggz)
14. Eto - Deep In Discussion (Prod. By Sid Roams)
15. Jai Black - Gunz On My Person
16. Freestyle (FREE MAX B)
17. Eto - Nigga Like Me
18. Eto Ft. Pa Knit, Nappz, B Mack - Prayer
19. Eto Ft. Oo Wop Freestyle

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RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - There is a major break in a 10-year-old murder mystery involving a young mother who disappeared without a trace. Police say they now know who killed 24-year-old Unique Harris, although her body has never been recovered.

This story has been thrust into the national spotlight because there were so many questions and so few answers, but now there’s a new development that could lead to healing.

It was a mystery no one saw coming.

“We had been trying to contact her for like weeks and we wouldn’t hear anything and the phone would go to voicemail or what have you,” Laurette Turner said.

It wouldn’t take long for Turner to get the devastating call. The mother of her two grandchildren was nowhere to be found. Unique Harris had just moved from the Richmond area to Washington D.C. to start a new life in 2010. One day, her children woke up to find their mother wasn’t there.

Police searched for Harris for 8 years before presuming her to be dead.

“They’ll never forget their mom but they were able to deal with it a little bit better because their dad was still in the picture, even though they miss her extremely and they do talk about her a lot,” Turner explained. That’s when she stepped up. “I decided and my son asked me to help him to raise his children and I said, ‘that’s what I’m going to do’ and that’s what I did, I helped him raise them.”

It’s been 10 years now and out of nowhere came the phone the family had been waiting for.

“The detective called me this morning and he said ‘make sure you tell your grandsons and your son that we have arrested the guy’,” Turner said.

Over the weekend, DC Police charged 43-year-old Isaac Moye with 2nd-degree murder. Turner says he knew Harris. News of an arrest is what she believes will help her two grandsons begin to heal. Today, they’re teenagers who attend Varina High School.

“The boys haven’t had any closure. They were so young. They had forgotten a lot but they didn’t have closure to what had possibly happened to her…That’s justice for me. That’s why I’m glad this person has been named and is charged…It’s been a long, hard road,” Turner added.

One of Harris’ sons will turn 16 years old Tuesday. Police made the arrest in his mother’s death three days before his birthday.

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Harlem, New York rapper Smoke Dza is back with a new project titled "A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed." Features include Westside Gunn, Dave East, Nym Lo, T-Pain, Flipp Dinero, Tish Hyman, Phil Ade, Wale and more.

"A Closed Mouth Don't Get Fed" is available now on all streaming platforms:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/a-closed-mouth-dont-get-fed/1498298148

https://open.spotify.com/album/1kyR9j2Cxns6PtSfkGqUp5

Vinyl copes available here: https://kushgod.bandcamp.com/album/a-closed-mouth-dont-get-fed

Tracklist

1. Morse Code (feat. Westside Gunn)
2. Praying For My Soul (feat. Flipp Dinero)
3. Dark Web (feat. T-Pain)
4. Bounce
5. Brick On My Neck
6. Rules (feat. Tish Hyman)
7. 96 Knicks (feat. Dave East)
8. Frankie Carbone (feat. Nym Lo)
9. Get You Sum (feat. Buddy)
10. Fiscal Thoughts (feat. Wale, Phil Ade)

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If you listen to the radio then by now you've figured out that the format on most stations is to play about 30 songs in an endless loop, until you've learned the lyrics even if the song isn't great.

Clevver Music has put together their list of the 10 Most Overplayed Songs of 2014. Check out the video and list and let us know if you agree.

1. Let It Go - Idina Menzel 'Frozen Soundtrack'
2. Rude - MAGIC!
3. Happy - Pharrell Williams
4. Timber - Pitbull Ft. Kesha
5. Talk Dirty To Me - Jason Derulo Ft. 2 Chainz
6. Fancy - Iggy Azalea Ft. Charlie XCX
7. Problem - Ariana Grande Ft. Iggy Azalea
8. #Selfie - The Chainsmokers
9. Shake It Off - Taylor Swift
10. Best Day of My Life - American Authors

What songs are you sick of hearing this year?

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Brick Squad Monopoly leader Waka Flocka Flame recently sat down with Montreality to chop it up about a wide variety of topics.

Waka discusses his fetishes, biggest fear, last meal of choice, cities he's banned from, his passion for basketball and how getting shot in 2010 saved his life.

"Honestly, I thank God that I got shot," Waka said. "Me getting shot was like the best thing that ever happened to me in my life. Because it really taught me how to open your eyes and don't take sh*t for granted. And it made me say f*ck my old life because it's like I got baptized when I got shot. It was like I was born again. It's like I was born to f*cking rap. It made me even wiser and more cautious. Deadlier too at the same time, like venom. Mentally it just made me a monster."

Waka also spoke on the beef between his good friend Gucci Mane and Young Jeezy.

"I can't tell Jeezy or Gucci to keep fighting, stop fighting. Me talking to them is worthless," Waka explained. "Those guys is grown. That's what they got going on, I'm Waka Flocka."

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Peep the latest from Cory Gunz's Militia Gang member Young Hash.

The beast from The Bronx Beast goes in over The Throne's "No Church in the Wild."

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Jay-Z is worth $420 million dollars according to Forbes. No doubt he's worked hard for it. The question is, when you're that wealthy do you have an obligation to give back to those less fortunate? Or at the very least break off a chunk of cash for your own charity?

Those are questions Jay-Z is probably thinking about today after The Daily published a report claiming the superstar rapper made $63 million dollars in 2010, but only gave $6,431 to his own charity. The Daily came up with those numbers by examining tax records for the Shawn Carter Scholarship Fund.

Hov's wife, Beyonce, reportedly made $87 million dollars that same year, but did not donate any money at all to the Foundation.

According to the report, the average American gives about 3.5 percent of their income to charity. Jay-Z gave about 0.01 percent of his estimated income to his own charity in 2010.

The Foundation was established in 2003 by Jay and his mother, Gloria Carter. According to it's mission statement "Shawn Carter Scholars are studying at nearly 100 institutions of higher learning throughout the nation." Scholarships awarded help students with "the costs of books and lab fees, food, travel and other self-care expenses." But where exactly is the money to fund these endeavors coming from if Jay-Z is contributing so little?

Hov's representative, Jana Fleishman, told The Daily that the rapper contributes in other ways.

“Jay, along with his family, provided office support, overhead support, [mother] Mrs. Gloria Carter’s 100% effort and time, computers, FedEx expenses, accounting, and treasury function support. This was at no cost to the charity,” Fleishman said.

The Daily noted that tax records show the charity only had to pay $1,209 for office expenses, $1,401 for telephone, and $4,696 in other expenses in 2010.

Fleishman also said that in 2011 Jay-Z helped raise $1.25 million for the charity at its Carnival at Pier 54 event. The Daily couldn't verify those numbers because tax records for 2011 are not yet available.

To be fair to Hov he is playing two Carnegie Hall concerts for free (the first was last night, the second is tonight). Proceeds are being spit between the United Way of New York City and The Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation, but it's not known exactly how much money that will translate into for the foundation.

To read the rest of the report head over to The Daily.

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Lil Wayne is releasing a new book detailing his 2010 stint in prison.

"Gone Till November" will give fans an inside look into Weezy's 10-month bid on New York's Rikers Island on a gun charge. The rapper kept detailed diaries and notes of day to day events, people he met, his kids and family according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The book will be released November 28 through Grand Central Publishing, a division of the Hachette Book Group.

“We are thrilled to be publishing Wayne’s prison memoir," said Ben Greenberg, executive editor at Grand Central Publishing. "He kept detailed journals of his inner and outer life while he was on Rikers Island, and they certainly tell a story. They are revealing.”

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Cory Gunz prepares to release his first mixtape since signing with Young Money. This John Colombo directed clip is the lead track.

The mixtape 'My Gift Is Your Gift' drops this Friday.

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Bronx Beast Hash is back with visuals for this banger.

Video directed by Silas Luster

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Bronx Beast Hash is back with visuals for this banger.

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here is one of the EXCLUSIVE tracks of the Mixtape.. Harlem's Mitch Littlez 4th Mixtape that dropped this week! we Movin Baby!!

Get at Mitch Littlez on Facebook.com/Mitch.Littelz or Email BroadwayBoyz@gmail.com 4 BOOKINGS!! NYC,CT,NJ,PA,MA,FL,ATL, we coming!! lets GOO!!!

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Well it's finally here, the official music video for Birdman's "Fire Flame" remix

This is Lil Wayne's first official video since being released from Rikers Island.  The visuals for his single "6'7" are coming soon.

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End of the year lists are always a mixed bag. It’s generally somebody telling you who they think is the best singer, best actor, or who made the best album or movie.

But, today the fans will have their say and vote for who the “Top Producer Of 2010” is.

First we’ll take a look at the men behind the boards who had the biggest impact for the year, then vote to decide the top choice.

Alex Da Kid
This UK producer put his stamp on several of the biggest hits in 2010. Including “Love The Way You Lie” by Eminem, B.o.B’s “Airplanes” and Nicki Minaj’s “Massive Attack”

Lex Luger
Lex literally had speakers going hammer from coast to coast. Dude banged out Waka Flocka’s “Hard In The Paint”, Officer Ross’ “B.M.F”, Fabolous’ “Lights Out (I Don’t See Nobody)”

Boi 1da
This kid is becoming a mainstay on top of the charts. With songs by Eminem “Not Afraid”, Drake’s “Over”, Bun B’s “Put It Down” and Soulja Boy’s “Speakers Going Hammer”

Swizz Beatz
Of course you can never exclude Swizz Beatz from this category. He’s one of the hardest working men in the business. Swizzy was behind the boards on several hits this year. Drake’s “Fancy”, “On To The Next One” by Jay-Z and “Gucci Time” by Gucci Mane.

Kanye West
The Louis Vuitton Don has been widely praised for his work on his album ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.’ Stand out tracks include “Power” co-produced by S1, “Runaway”, “Monster” and “All Of The Lights”

J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League
The Tampa, Florida trio was very busy this year producing for artists all over the country. Standout tracks included Bun B’s “Trillionaire”, Lloyd Banks’ “I Don’t Deserve You”, Officer Ross’ “Aston Martin Music” and Lil Wayne’s “Knockout”

Cardiak
Big things are probably on the horizon for this producer after his steller work on Lloyd Banks’ ‘The Hunger For More 2’ album, as well as his work with Meek Mill and Mike Knox. Bangers include “Start It Up”, Take Em To War” and “Unexplainable”. All by Lloyd Banks.

Drumma Boy

One of the south’s premier producers. Drumma Boy did his thing in 2010. Standouts include “Lose My Mind” Young Jeezy, “Life Goes On” 8-Ball & MJG and a large part of the production work on Gucci Mane’s ‘Burr Print’ mixtapes.

DJ Khalil
People are starting to recognize just how good Khalil is. ½ of the group Self Scientific, he is also part of Dr Dre’s production team. Standout 2010 tracks include “Kush” Dr Dre, “Def Jammable” Redman, “Talking 2 Myself” and “Won’t Back Down” Eminem

Ok, there are your contenders, now place your votes!