Babyface – That’s My Promise (Prod. by Underdogs)
Bertell feat. Q Da Kid – I Can Be Your Man (Prod. by B.Cox)
Bobby Cipolla – Without You (Prod. by Brian Kennedy)
Claude Kelly – True (Prod. by RedOne)
Juice feat. Bun B – Can’t Crush My Cool (Prod. by Drumma Boy)
Melissa M feat. Kery James – Les Mots
Michaelangelo – Let Me Love Ya (Prod. by YoungBoyz)
Sophia Perez – Me Without You
Unique – Beat Of My Drum (Prod. by Oak)
Unknown – Panic Room (Prod. by Maddscientist)

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The-Dream transports to 2085 in the futuristic video for “Walkin’ on the Moon,” the third single off Love vs. Money. Kanye plays Spock to Dream’s Captain Kirk in the Hype Williams-directed clip, which brings to mind a lower-budget version of Michael and Janet Jackson’s “Scream” and TLC’s “No Scrubs.”

Watch The-Dream perform the song on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” below.

While Eminem calls Asher Roth “dope” and admits that he “likes” Kid Cudi, he’s showering his praises upon Bobby Ray aka B.o.B.

Em spoke highly of the 20-year-old Atlanta musician, who is signed to T.I.’s Grand Hustle label. “B.o.B. is crazy,” Eminem said on Wednesday’s “106 & Park.” “That dude can rap, he can sing, he makes his own beats, he can play guitar, he can play the keyboard.”
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Fabolous takes his girl on a “shopping” spree and then hits the streets in the two separate videos for “Throw It in the Bag” featuring The-Dream and “It’s My Time” featuring Jeremih. Loso’s Way drops June 30.

“Throw It in the Bag” featuring The-Dream

“It’s My Time” featuring Jeremih

Move over Amber Rose. Kanye’s found a new video vixen in Rihanna. RiRi stars in the video for “Paranoid,” the latest single off Mr. West’s 808s & Heartbreak.

Put your lighters up. T.I. leaves us with some parting words as he begins serving his 366-day prison sentence.

“Remember Me” is the first single off Paper Trail: Case Closed, the re-release of Tip’s most successful album to date. The King of the South’s collaboration with the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J. Blige, previously went by the title “Don’t Forget.” A video has already been shot.
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T.I. may be gone to prison for the next 366 days, but he didn’t leave without giving us some new music. The King of the South says goodbye for now with his official going away mixtape, A Year and a Day.

Hosted by Hoodrich Entertainment’s MLK, Tip’s “going away present for the streets” will be released on Friday, May 29, with never-before-heard material, including songs from his Paper Trail re-release.
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Rick Ross goes guerrilla in Medellín, Colombia, the site of his latest music video, “Rich Off Cocaine” featuring Avery Storm. Some of the scenes took place on the actual plot of land where Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar was killed.

1. Nigga ‘Flex’ Ft. Mr. Saiko – Dime Si Te Vas Con Él
2. Akon Feat. Wisin Y Yandel – Hey Mama
3. Wisin & Yandel Ft. Aventura & Akon – All Up To You
4. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Tony Dize – Ella Es Agresiva
5. Wisin & Yandel Ft. Ivy Queen & Yaviah – Perfecto
6. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Yandel – Asi Soy
7. Wisin & Yandel – Abusadora
8. Pitbull – I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)
9. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Wisin y Yandel & Yaviah – Pa Lo Oscuro
10. Wisin & Yandel Ft. 50 Cent – Mujeres En El Club
11. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Jayko & Cosculluela – Millonario
12. Don Omar – Oasis
13. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Yandel – Vamos Hacerlo
14. Daddy Yankee – Nuestro Amor
15. Franco ‘El Gorila’ Feat. Wisin – Me Estoy Muriendo
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1. Blu 3 Feat. Moses Radio & Weasle – Where Are U
2. Jah Cure Feat. Keisha Cole – Call Me
3. Elliott Yamin – Apart From Me (Prod. By Midi Mafia)
4. Lil Eddie – Strobe Light (Prod. By Oak)
5. Million Stylez – I-Ness
6. Elliott Yamin – Don’t Change (Prod. By Stargate)
7. Amerie – Why R U
8. Wayne Marshall – Good Love
9. Flo Rida Feat. Pitbull – Crazy (Official Remix)
10. Akon Feat. Redd Hott – Be With You
11. Jay Sean Feat. Lil’ Wayne – Down
12. Pitbull – Shut It Down (Prod. by Clinton Sparks)
13. Taj Jackson – Change (Prod. by Stargate)
14. Eve Feat. Paradiso Girls & Lil Jon – Patron Tequila
15. Elliott Yamin – Always (Prod. By Midi Mafia)
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The Clipse decided that a narrowly shaped apartment complex in Brooklyn was the proper venue to shoot the video for “Kinda Like a Big Deal” featuring Kanye West, the first single off the Virginia rap duo’s third album Till the Casket Drops. But Hannah and her roommate Z, both third-year college students at Brooklyn College, had no idea the stairwell inches away from their front door would be packed with celebs and video production gadgets, as the ladies prepared for a girls-night-in dinner party. They had no choice but to open up their home to Kanye and friends.
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MTV’s Featured Artist Eminem returns to high school in the mini-movie “Eminem, Where Have You Been?” Marshall Mathers explains his four-year absence in this mockumentary.

The Black Eyed Peas are batting four for four. The new tracks we’ve heard from The E.N.D. have all been impressive. Their latest, “Alive,” is not what we expected. The Auto-Tune-laced song is more laid-back than flips and cartwheels. The album is reminding us of will.i.am’s much-slept-on solo effort Songs About Girls.

Black Eyed Peas – “Alive” click on the title for listen the song

Tamil refugee M.I.A. brought attention to the plight of her people in Sri Lanka on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher.” The “Paper Planes” rapper got emotional at one point when speaking about the horrific experiences she endured while leaving her country.
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the official tracklisting and production credits for Fabolous’ new album Loso’s Way, in stores and online June 30. F-A-B-O’s fifth LP features appearances from Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Keri Hilson, Ne-Yo, The-Dream, Ryan Leslie, Trey Songz, and more
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Mariah Carey is not the only one making album announcements. Usher also revealed the title of his new album on Wednesday.
The R&B heartthrob has titled his sixth studio effort Monster. It will be released this fall, according to a statement from his publicist.
Usher has collaborated with Jermaine Dupri and Ne-Yo on Monster, the follow-up to 2008’s platinum-selling Here I Stand.

Mariah Carey has four sugar-coated words for Eminem.

A TMZ paparazzo caught up with Mariah in London and questioned her, “Sorry to ask, but what do you think about all this stuff Eminem’s saying?” Mariah’s bodyguard tried to preempt his client from answering, but she did so anyway, simply replying, “I don’t eat candy.”
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During Eminem’s five-year absence, the critically-acclaimed rapper listened to many MCs, but none surprised him more than Lil Wayne.

“I did feel like hip-hop was kinda going through a drought,” Em told “Big Boy’s Neighborhood” on Tuesday. “At the same time I felt there were certain artists that were out over the past few years that really got better.”
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From “Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check” to “Touch It” to “Arab Money,” Busta Rhymes can’t seem to miss a punch even if he tried. His eighth solo album, Back On My B.S. featuring Lil Wayne, T.I., Pharrell, Mary J. Blige, Jamie Foxx, and Common, hit stores this week.

After a three-year break, Busa Buss is coming back swinging. we caught up with the hip-hop veteran in NYC to get his thoughts on going up against Eminem, what he’s listening to, and almost losing his pricey ring overseas.
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