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Kurupt ‘Down And Dirty’
Kurupt is set to release his new album ‘Down And Dirty’ on February 9th via Death Row Records / Wide Awake Entertainment. The compilation features 17 rare recordings from the Dogg Pound artist and 4 unreleased tracks from ‘The Row Era’. The legendary Tupac Shakur makes an appearance on the compilation disc amongst some of Death Row’s underground favorites KoKane, Young Tone, Danny Boy, and Petey Pablo.
In 1992, Kurupt debuted his hard-core rap style which combined east coast lyricism over signature west coast beats on Dr. Dre’s album ‘The Chronic’. The Dogg Pound member then went on to release his first studio LP ‘Dogg Food’ with counterpart Daz Dillinger, in which 4,000,000 copies have been sold to date.
Tracklisting
1. Intro
2. Speak on it – ft. Val.C
3. Anarchy 87
4. Throw Back Muzic 86
5. Riot in the Club
6. Stalkin
7. Can you Feel it ft. Potion
8. Slide N Slide Out ft. East Wood/ Big Tri/ Young Tone
9. You Don’t know who you fuccin wit ft. KoKane
10. Jealousy ft. Roscoe/M.O.P
11. Tha Past ft. Dave Hollister
12. Bullshit & Nonsense
13. Calico
14. Hustlin Ft. Big Tri & Young Tone
15. It’s a wrap
16. One things for sure ( Reprise)ft. Danny Boy
17. Put this money right there ft. Petey Pablo
Tupac Shakur Alive And In New Orleans?
Could it be? Tupac Shakur is alive and well and hanging with dudes that drink Miller Lite? That’s the story TMZ is pushing, capturing a 2Pac lookalike in New Orleans in a photo they could date based on the design of a fellow club patron’s beer can. Watch below.
Jadakiss Discusses ‘The Last Kiss’, Top 5 Collaborations
Jadakiss dropped by the ‘No. 1 Countdown’ on Fuse, where the rapper promoted his new album ‘The Last Kiss’ and talked about what he’s been doing since the lengthy delay between CDs. Jada also cleared up the album wasn’t his last, and the next release will be titled ‘Top 5 Dead Or Alive’. As for who his top five would be, Jadakiss said Biggie, Nas, Jay-Z, Tupac and Eminem. Watch the interview below.
Hip Hop Confessions Ft. Skillz, DJ Rick Geez & B!NK
Hip Hop Confessions features Skillz sitting down with DJ Rick Geez – tour DJ for Clipse, and B!NK. Skillz admitted he’s never bought or listened to an entire Outkast album, while B!NK said he never bought a Tupac Shakur album until after he died, and Geez confessed he only recently learned Shock G and Humpty Hump was the same person. Watch the episode below.
Roccett ‘I Am Roccett’ EPK
Roccett is out with an electronic press kit for his mixtape ‘I Am Roccett’. The rapper talked about being influenced by Tupac, NWA, Nas and Common, what he thinks about the mixtape came, California being the place of opportunity, the recording process, and more. Watch the EPK via YouTube below.
Diddy: Biggie Wasn’t Supposed To Be In LA That Fatal Day
In honor of the release of 'Notorious', Sean 'Diddy' Combs talked about how Biggie's death has affected people as a whole and how the film is giving fans their spirit back. "It changed me," Diddy said of B.I.G.'s murder. "It broke my heart. it took my spirit. I can honestly say and confess, me making music, me producing music hasn't been the same since Biggie passed away. It hasn't been fun for me... I was still doing my thing at 80%, but a major part of me was gone and I just wasn't having fun." Diddy said seeing the movie "made me want to get my spirit back."In part two, Diddy says Biggie wasn't supposed to be in Los Angeles the day that he was killed. He was supposed to go to London, but instead wanted to stay around to hang out with Diddy to celebrate the release of his new album. "It was a call that I'll always remember," Diddy said. "There wasn't a way for me to talk him out of it. I didn't run Biggie. The call just plays over and over in my head. What if he just got on the plane?"
In part three, Diddy said that despite all the talk, there was "so much love and admiration" between Biggie and Tupac Shakur. "The whole east west thing started, we were caught off guard, and that broke my man's heart," Diddy said. "He did not make 'Who Shot Ya' about Tupac. That freestyle was done a long long time ago. The crazy thing about music is that things come to fruition. You got to watch what you put out." Diddy added that when Tupac got shot, he could feel Biggie praying everything was alright. "We didn't care about nothing that was done before, we were like, c'mon, pull through, pull through. After that, Big was depressed for days."
Watch the three part commentary below.
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Don’t Ask Rick Ross About A 50 Cent Beef
Rick Ross spoke with Kevin Tate in an exclusive interview with TRUE Magazine and Ed Magik TV at Def Jam Recordings, in Hollywood, California. The Miami rapper discussed his $250,000 piece, talk of a beef with 50 Cent - which got him quite animated with Tate, he got even more pissed off when asked about west coast hip hop. After plugging himself and various projects, the guy behind the camera asked when he could consider it's enough hustling, prompting Ross so lecture about never being content. "When I ride around these streets I think about Tupac and Biggie," Ross said, "and how they lost their life in the game, and how I gotta make sure I'm not a statistic. I'd rather do life on the chain gang before you ni**as bury me." Watch the interview below.[inline][/inline]
