Produced by Frank The Butcher and Paul Mighty, this is another track from the two’s mixtape celebrating the launch of Frank’s BAU brand dropping this summer.
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After a few weeks of promotional leaks, Marco unveils his latest project (for free!) and we’re humbled that he’s decided to let the Dopehouse premiere it to the World.
The Newport Authority 2 album was inspired by politics & industry bullsh*t that prevented this material from being included on PA2: The Director’s Cut. Shylow and I went in and created a separate album to hold people over until PA2 drops in July. Attached with Intro, interludes and fully mixed & mastered by Joe Nardone. With confidence I can say this is not a mix tape. It will also be available on vinyl LP via Fat Beats for the heads that appreciate physical product, because I still do. I’ve included songs I recorded with legends such as Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Tragedy Khadafi, Lil Fame and The Artifacts. But, I’ve also got joints on here with some talented up and comers such as First Division, MidaZ and Big Gutta. Plus the sh*t is free – so enjoy! -Marco Polo
We originally 50 Cent’s version of “New Day” featuring Alicia Keys & Dr. Dre. The Singer now drops a visual for her solo version off her Girl On Fire album.
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 | Pastor Michael T. Smith, in Jacksonville FL |
 | Music video by Kstylis performing Booty Me Down. (C) 2013 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment |
To celebrate the launch of their new GIG-IT game*, Facebook invited a slew of musicians and New York media to experience it first hand at Capitale in NYC. On top of the live-showing, Nas, 2 Chainz, Fabolous, Miguel, French Montana and others rocked the stage. Mikey Fresh provided the above recap video.
* GIG-IT, a new social game coming to Facebook in May, will let players create 3D concerts featuring virtual versions of famous musicians along with music from the game’s library or music available to purchase within the experience.
Players will be able to customize every aspect of the concert such as the music, backup dancers, speakers, opening act, headline performers, wardrobes, sponsors and venue. They will then have the option to share their creations with their friends and followers on Facebook, turning the game into a music-discovery experience. – Mashable
Yeah… I don’t see myself ever playing this.
