Tawn P performs live in studio at KPFT with Bobby Phats a few months back.  It’s one of those rare moments that the world needs to see.  Pow!

Space City’s own cosmic avengers, H.I.S.D. release a teaser of their track Autobahn from their album “The Weakend”.  Video shot by Damien Randle of illManered Media.

D&D keeping you on the up and up! Slaughterhouse set to perform in Dallas, Texas on March 8th.  Stay tuned

DJ Scream Of Maybach Music Group hosts wing night at Scott Gertner’s Sports Bar, This Wednesday February 8th.

Two years ago on Super Sunday, Curren$y gave us one of his finest mixtape efforts in Smokee Robinson. Two years later, the Hot Spitta decides to lock himself in a studio for a day and see what he could conjure up. Thus, we get Here a 5-track EP all made within a day.

Tracklist & Download link after the jump.

DOWNLOAD: Curren$y – Here

How apropos, Blu out of nowhere drops the visuals to the Madlib-produced title track from his Jesus EP. Easy like Sunday morning.

“Damn, I should feel ashamed/ I’m in love with a girl and I don’t know how to pronounce her name.”

This one line alone perhaps sums up the nature of this newest leak from Ryshon Jones, “Letter to Jhene Aiko” – somewhat aimed to flatter, but completely and unapologetically honest. Over a Lee Bannon-produced beat that doesn’t sound too far from an instrumental Miss sailing soul(s) herself might have used on a track, Jones waxes thirst poetic over how Jhene’s voice and image makes him think of a former lover.

No telling whether or not this appears on a future project of Jones’, but I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t worth listening to (if for no other reason than that many people SHOULD relate to being attracted to Aiko). I mean, it’s slightly romantic, isn’t it? An aural love letter to a fellow artist, as opposed to, say, a pornstar. I’m thereby filing “Letter to Jhene Aiko” under the category of justifiable thirst.

[via 2DopeBoyz]

DOWNLOAD: Ryshon Jones – Letter to Jhene Aiko

File under ironic. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Drake might have the most costly “drunk dial” ever on his hands as a woman claiming to be his ex says she was recorded for the song, credited but never received a check. Ericka Lee is the woman you hear in the opening monologue of the song and according to her, Drake credits her via text messages which like a smart woman in these situations, saved.

Last year, Drake allegedly agreed to work with Lee on “Marvin’s Room” and split the proceeds. Lee says she was asked to record the song’s “hook” as well as the opening monologue that would serve as the thematic framework for a song about Drake’s yearning for an ex-girlfriend and how his fame interfered with his love life. “Plaintiff’s contribution is highly significant to the overall work,” says the complaint.

Drake supposedly acknowledged Lee’s contributions in text messages sent to her. One read, “U basically made that song.” Another read, “It’s shit without you.”

Drake purportedly gave Lee credit as a “vocalist” on the song as “Syren Lyric Muse.” Additionally, the parties are said to have registered the sound recording at the U.S. Copyright Office. On July 11, Lee made a claim there, saying, “My works and voice are used on this work.” About six weeks later, Drake’s label, Cash Money Records made its own claim, saying that the song author was an “employer for hire.”
Lee reports that after the song was released, their relationship ended and got ugly fast. The two discussed meeting in Los Angeles, but it never happened. According to the complaint, Drake later sent a text message to Lee that offered her 2 percent of “publishing royalties.”

By November, Lee hired a lawyer, which allegedly caused Drake to make threatening phone calls. “What the fuck is your problem?” he said to her, according to the complaint, then offering her “4-5%” of publishing monies plus a $50,000 payout to go away.

Friends & ladies, Doughbeezy has involved not only The Hive Society but us here with the Dream Team to release his brand new snapback at SF2 South. The South East Beast and all of the Headwreckas will be heading to SF2 South (7204 SW Freeway) along with DJ XO on the 1s & 2s, free drinks, free food and the exclusive release of the video “Fuck You” featuring Killa Kyleon. Want a snapback? Simple, head to SF2 on February 18th and join us, Dough, half of the southeast and a bald fade army for the festivities or order yours via Dough’s official website. Only 100 will be made.