DJ Kay Slay a.k.a. The Drama King will release his latest mixtape titled "50 Shades of Slay" on Tuesday, February 16, at 4 p.m. EST on Datpiff. http://www.datpiff.com/DJ-Kay-Slay-50-Shades-Of-Slay-mixtape.766922.html.
Here's a heater off of it featuring Styles P, Young Buck and King Bo called "Back Against the Wall."
Produced by Twins Productions.
Follow Me
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Check out the fifth installment of Vado's "Slime Flu" mixtape series. Features include Lloyd Banks, Jadakiss, Maino, AZ, Uncle Murda, Mavado, DJ Khaled, Chinx and more.
Download it for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Vado-Slime-Flu-5-mixtape.742431.html
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Vado recruits Lloyd Banks for a new banger titled "Yea It Is." Produced by Dolla Bill Kidz. The is off of Vado's Slime Flu 5 mixtape. Grab it now for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Vado-Slime-Flu-5-mixtape.742431.html.
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
DJ Kay Slay calls on G-Unit's clean up hitter, Lloyd Banks, for assistance on his forthcoming mixtape, "Shadow of the Sun."
Take a listen to this Doe Pesci-produced banger titled "The Remainder."
"Shadow of the Sun" drops October 26.
Follow Lloyd Banks on Twitter and Instagram
https://instagram.com/lloydbanks/
https://twitter.com/lloydbanks
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Papoose and his wife Remy Ma bring back the golden era of hip hop as they remix the 1996 classic "Broken Language" from brothers Smoothe Da Hustler and Trigga Tha Gambler.
Follow Remy Ma and Papoose on Twitter @Papooseonline @FREEREMYMA
https://twitter.com/freeremyma
https://twitter.com/papooseonline
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Here's a new freestyle from Papoose as he drops gems over DMX's "Blackout" instrumental. Enjoy it up top.
Follow Papoose on Twitter and Instagram @Papooseonline
https://twitter.com/papooseonline
https://instagram.com/papoosepapoose/
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
The classic hip hop instrumental onslaught continues. Papoose steps up to the plate with DMX's "Get At Me Dog" and goes in. Take a listen up top.
Follow Papoose on Twitter and Instagram @Papooseonline
https://instagram.com/papoosepapoose/
https://twitter.com/papooseonline
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Brooklyn, New York emcee Papoose is back like her never left. He decides to snatch Meek Mill's "Monster" instrumental and make it his. The track was produced by Meek's go-to beat maker Jahlil Beats.
Follow Papoose on Twitter and Instagram @Papooseonline @Papoosepapoose
https://twitter.com/papooseonline
https://instagram.com/papoosepapoose
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Here's some new heat from DJ Kay Slay off of his forthcoming project entitled "The Industry Purge." The Drama King recruits Dave East, Ransom and Jon Connor for "Undefeated."
Follow DJ Kay Slay on Twitter and Instagram @RealDjKayslay
https://instagram.com/therealdjkayslay/
https://twitter.com/realdjkayslay
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
This is a certified banger right here. Boogz Bond lays down a blazing track for DJ Kay Slay's new collaboration with Sheek Louch, Styles P, Rell, Vado and Raekwon entitled "I Declare War." This is off of The Drama King's forthcoming project, The Industry Purge.
Follow on Twitter @RealDjKayslay @rellmusic803 @TheRealStylesP @RealSheekLouch @Vado_MH @Raekwon
https://twitter.com/realdjkayslay
https://twitter.com/therealstylesp
https://twitter.com/REALSHEEKLOUCH
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
DJ Kay Slay a.k.a. The Drama King is preparing to release his new project entitled The Original Man on November 4th. He rounds up Sheek Louch, Joell Ortiz and Ransom for the Level 13-produced "Don't Say Nothing to Me."
Follow Kay Slay, Ransom, Sheek Louch and Joell Ortiz on Twitter @RealDjKayslay @201Ransom, @JoellOrtiz @REALSHEEKLOUCH.
https://twitter.com/REALSHEEKLOUCH
https://twitter.com/RealDjKayslay
https://twitter.com/JoellOrtiz
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
DJ Kay Slay a.k.a. The Drama King consistently manages to recruit top talent for his songs. For his latest track entitled "Don't Do It" he brings in Fat Joe, Rico Love and French Montana.
Follow DJ Kay Slay on Twitter
https://twitter.com/RealDjKayslay
http://instagram.com/therealdjkayslay
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Video After Jump
Fast rising Brooklyn, New York emcee Tweezie is releasing quality music consistently and showing that you can't put him in a particular box because of his versatility.
His latest music video for "Brooklyn Luv" is proof of that. The clip was directed by D Glenn and Baby Paul Luke. Produced by Sharif(Reefa) Slater and ES.
This is off of Tweezie's forthcoming mixtape, One of a Kind Tweezie.
For Bookings Contact @Feedthefamilyentertainment
Follow on Twitter and Instagram
https://twitter.com/TeamTweezie
http://instagram.com/Teamtweezie
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Video After The Jump
Uncle Murda revisits his Ain't Nothing Sweet mixtape and rolls out an official music video for "Self Made" featuring Troy Ave. Grab the tape now for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Uncle-Murda-GMG-Aint-Nothing-Sweet-mixtape.579508.html.
Follow Uncle Murda on Twitter @UncleMurda
https://twitter.com/unclemurda
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Remy Ma doesn't waste any time getting back to the music since her release from prison. She links up with DJ Khaled to remix his single entitled "They Don't Love You No More." This is the first of many new records to come from Remy.
Produced by Mike Zombie. Premiered by Funkmaster Flex
Follow Remy Ma on Instagram @TheRealRemyMa
http://instagram.com/therealremyma
Follow DJ Khaled on Twitter @DJKhaled
Follow Me
|
|
|
|
|
|
Papoose is gearing up to release his new mixtape entitled YCSD. Check out his freestyle over DJ Khaled's "They Don't Love You No More." Download it here http://www.audiomack.com/song/paperchaserdotcom/they-aint-thuggin-no-more.
Follow Papoose on Twitter and Instagram
http://instagram.com/papoosepapoose
https://twitter.com/Papooseonline
Video After The Jump
DJ Kay Slay a.k.a. The Drama King keeps the new music videos coming as he drops "The Cypher" featuring Papoose, Termanology, Chris Rivers and William Young. Be on the lookout for Kay Slay's mixtape, The Last Hip Hop Disciple, coming soon.
Follow DJ Kay Slay, Papoose, Chris Rivers, Termanology and William Young On Twitter and Instagram
https://twitter.com/RealDjKayslay
http://straightstuntinmagazine.com/
http://instagram.com/papoosepapoose
https://twitter.com/Papooseonline
http://instagram.com/termanologyst
https://twitter.com/TermanologyST
https://twitter.com/OnlyChrisRivers
https://twitter.com/_WilliamYoung_
After serving nine years in prison for busting off during the infamous shootout in Club New York where he was allegedly defending Diddy, then having Diddy turn his back on him during the trial, and then being deported to Belize upon being released last October, most of us were expecting Shyne to come out spitting nothing but hot fi-yah. Then earlier this month, “All My Life,” a collaboration featuring him that was slated for DJ Khaled’s upcoming album, Victory, dropped. Shyne-Po sounded sluggish, bored, and slightly Eli Porter-ish. Of course Khaled came to his senses, and left the subpar track off the final tracklisting.
Atrist: Shyne
Label/Year: Bad Boy 98/2000, Def Jam/2004
Payout: Rumored to be $1 million each
Bad Boy won a bidding war in 1998 for Shyne, a Brooklyn young buck being touted as “the next Biggie,” but his relations with the label soured two years later when Puff threw him under the bus and backed up… twice. After taking the fall, and the 10 years, in Diddy’s club shooting case, Shyne eventually severed all ties with the label but not before he saw his debut achieve platinum status. Staying true to the g-code while on the stand kept his street credibility en tact, and prompted a second bidding war over the imprisoned MC in 2004 (based mostly around speculation of early parole that year). Def Jam won and, despite Po’s attempts to get free failing miserably, released a miserable album of Frankensteined outtakes and literally phoned-in freestyles. Needless to say we totally get why they’d gamble another milli on him..
Artist: The Lox
Label/Year: Bad Boy/1999
Payout: $3 Million
The Lox had a fallout with Diddy and Bad Boy back in 1999 after they were only able to Harlem shake their shiny-suited asses to gold certification. Their original team, Ruff Ryders, who’d temporarily superceded Puff as the flavor of the month, ended up paying roughly $3 million to buy out their contract (but not their publishing—the three’re gonna have to pry that out of Puff’s cold dead hands!). Despite it’s more street sound, and Swizz laced beats, the LOX subsequent album failed to find the same success as their debut, and now 10 years later they’re resigning to Bad Boy. Let the LOX go… home.
Artist: Kool G Rap
Label/Year: Rawkus/2000
Payout: Rumored to be $1 million
Old heads and backpackers from sea to shining sea rejoiced when the Kool Genius of Rap was signed to the indie powerhouse Rawkus for a rumored $1 million. In an effort to dig themselves out of the hole, Rawkus put pressure on the pop hit-less legend to produce a pop hit. After years, and hundreds of thousands of dollars, of recording, both parties lost hope and The Giacana Story LP was was released in 2002 on Koch, where apparently the road to the riches ends
Artist: Mobb Deep
Label/Year: G-Unit/2005
Payout: undisclosed amount + 2 recoupable Porsches
Mobb Deep had a major bidding war after releasing their Free Agents mixtapes, and courting different labels. They were originally going to go with Interscope, but chose to sign with 50 and even got G Unit tattoos as a show of solidarity. Well, Blood Money didn’t do that great and fans didn’t seem to be feeling Hollywood Hav and Las Vegas P. Now P is in jail, Hav has been quiet, and 50 announced recently that Mobb Deep is no longer signed to G Unit. At least they still got those tattoos, though
Artist: Papoose
Label/Year: Jive/2006
Payout: $1.5 Million
After winning an ‘05 Justo Award for underground rapper of the year and landing a notable feature on Busta Rhymes’ “Touch It (Remix),” Jive signed him for $1.5 million. The deal turned out to be a ginormous disappointment, with Pap citing “creative differences” upon parting ways with the label in ’07. His debutNacirema Dream never surfaced, which we can’t understand being that we know lots of girls who want to hear songs about fitted hats and letters being slaughtered.
Artist: Nas
Label/Year: Def Jam/2006
Payout: $3 million
After Nas and Jay-Z squashed their beef, God’s Son walked into the lion’s den and signed with Jay-Z who was the president of Def Jam at the time. He didn’t do as well as expected, only selling gold with Hip Hop Is Dead and his Untitled albums. On top of that, most of that money he got is probably going towards those $44,000 alimony payments to his ex-wife Kelis. Ouch.
Artist: Jim Jones
Label/Year:Columbia/2007
Payout: rumored $1 mil
After almost going gold independently with Hustler’s P.O.M.E. (Product Of My Environment) on E1, and scoring a top 5 hit with “We Fly High,” Jones’ stock was at an all-time high. The rollout for his major label debut was augmented by an off-Broadway play, plenty of take-out from Philippe Chow’s, and declarations from Dame Dash that it was on par with Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt. Unfortunately Pray IV Reign barely sold 40,000 its first week. Now Capo is back at E1. We’re guessing his takeout comes in Styrofoam cartons now.
Artist: Mariah Carey
Label/Year: EMI Records/2001
Payout: $80 Million
Given that Mariah had sold a shitload of albums and was the biggest female artist at the time, it seemed like a good idea when EMI gave her a $20 million advance per album, a $6 million music-video production fund, and about $1.5 million to promote four singles. Then Carey went on TRL with an ice cream cart, did a strip-tease routine for Carson Daly, suffered a nervous breakdown, made a piece-of-shit movie, Glitter, and an accompanying soundtrack that flopped. EMI Records quickly came to its senses and bought out her contract for $24 million.
Follow Me On Twitter @ChasinMoPaper
}