DJ Envy returns to his mixtape roots and drops the first new Jadakiss record since he signed with the Roc last year.  The joint was produced by Sean C and LV.

Jadakiss - Don’t Start Nothin’

Cool Kids 

XXLMag.com salutes the Big 10: the game’s most consistent, skilled, promising, entrepreneurial and talked about independent MCs. Without further ado, here’s the Big 10 in no particular order…allegedly.

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OneRepublic performed their new single “Say (All I Need).”

Master P & Romeo

In recent years, Master P has restrategized his business ventures and has opted to get out of the controversial thug-like marketing approach he once made famous over a decade ago. 

Instead, Percy Miller has placed more focus on family friendly pricing of his products.  It has been reported that he has a new deal with Wal-Mart to relaunch P. Miller Designs. 

The urban inspired line is now in stores and will be Wal-Mart’s first affordable African-American owned clothing line. 

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MTV News’ Tim Kash spoke with 50 Cent and asked if he felt leaking out the Young Buck call was a bitch ass move. “The Person Who Has Time To Say That Was A Bitch Ass Move, Is A Bitch Ass Nigga.”

The Pussycat Dolls have entered the video blogging era.  Check out behind the scenes footage of their first single “When I Grow Up.”

Robin Thicke

When Robin Thicke released his debut album, “A Beautiful World”, in April of 2003, he was rockin’ the Captain Jack Sparrow hairdo, sampling “A Fifth of Beethoven” and dominating the international charts with his single, “When I Get You Alone.” In October of 2006, the Los Angeles native returned with “The Evolution of Robin Thicke,” and with the help of Pharrell Williams (and a haircut), the project was platinum-certified in roughly six months.

Now, less than two years since “The Evolution,” this mega-talented, do-it-all musician is prepping the release of his third studio album, “Something Else.” Produced in-full by Thicke and his production partner, Pro Jay, the LP will possess a mostly live instrumentation feel and feature very few guest artists. Led by the current single, “Magic,” the project is currently set for release this September.

In an exclusive interview with DJBooth’s DJ “Z,” Robin steps inside the booth to talk about his constant fear of failure, past and future collaborations with Lil’ Wayne, which famous rap group was a major musical influence, and what his ‘Dream World’ looks like.

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T-Pain ft. Lil’ Wayne - Can’t Believe It

This joint hit the web last week, so I’m a bit late in posting it, but it’s going to be on T-Pain’s upcoming fall album, Thr33 Kingz.  The track is a solid listen, it’s going to be a problem at radio…