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The new documentary shining light on the life of Amy Winehouse has generated both raves and controversy, but there's at least one bit of news that nearly everyone can agree is good: The final demos that the vocalist created before her death have been destroyed, ensuring that Drake won't come along and try to release them. -
Meek Mill Releases Album 'Dreams Worth More Than Money'
Meek Mill has released his long-anticipated album Dreams Worth More Than Money today. The 14-track LP features some previously released singles like "All Eyes On You" with Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj and "Check." An album with this much hype is bound to have some big name features and Mill delivers with names like Drake, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, Diddy and his boo Nicki Minaj. -
Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake and More Performers Hosting Beats 1 Radio Shows
Beats 1 Radio will be launching next week and Apple Music has already announced a slew of celebrity musicians who will host weekly radio segments on the service, including Dr. Dre, Elton John, Drake, Pharrell Williams, St. Vincent, Disclosure, Josh Homme (of Queens of The Stone Age) and Jaden Smith. Former BBC DJ Zane Lowe will be among the more experienced MC's working on the service, along with Ebro Darden of New York's Hot 97 radio station. -
The Game, Drake Share Mellow Single "100" From 'Documentary 2'
The Game is prepping his upcoming album, 'Documentary 2,' and has green lit the unveiling of the second single for the album, "100," featuring a lengthy verse from Toronto superstar Drake. -
Meek Mill Releases 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' Tracklist, Drop Date
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has at last announced the official release date for his highly anticipated album Dreams Worth More Than Money. -
Tyga Surprise-Drops New Album; Lil Wayne Guests, Kylie Doesn't [LISTEN]
Tyga became the latest rapper to drop an album by surprise, but we have to wonder if The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty is meant to remind people that he's an emcee...and not just Kylie Jenner's boyfriend. The drop came on June 23 and the album can currently be heard on Spotify exclusively. -
Drake, Nicki Minaj Reportedly Leaving YMCMB Due To Birdman Says Lil Wayne
The saga between Lil Wayne and Birdman had gone cold in recent weeks, but there appears to be a fresh development in the lawsuit that is tearing apart the hip-hop powerhouse label that has been so influential over the past two decades. According to new documents filed by Weezy, obtained by TMZ, the "Sorry For The Wait 2" rapper is claiming that Drake and Nicki Minaj are about to leave YMCMB as a result of Birdman's mismanagement of the label. -
Gucci Mane Confirms Collaboration for Riff Raff's New Album 'Peach Panther'
Riff Raff recently announced the release of his forthcoming album, 'Peach Panther,' and even hinted at some of the project's guest features. Gucci Mane has confirmed his collaboration with the "Real Boyz" rapper. -
Drake Released His Debut Album 'Thank Me Later' 5 Years Ago Today
Five years ago today, Drake released his debut album 'Thank Me Later' under Young Money Entertainment and Cash Money Records. -
Sprite Including Drake, Notorious B.I.G., Nas and Rakim Lyrics on Cans
Sprite has launched a new campaign that will feature hip-hop lyrics from performers such as Drake, the Notorious B.I.G. and Nas on its cans. The campaign—which is somewhat a play off of parent company Coca-Cola's inclusion of names on the sides of its Coke and Diet Coke products—will feature a total of 16 possible quotations. -
Drake Gets Animated in Bleacher Report’s ‘Game of Zones’ Web Series
This year's NBA Finals are underway and to ease the tension, Bleacher Report is offering some comedic relief with their "Game Of Zones" webseries. In the most recent clip, Drake gets spoofed in an animated parody. -
Album Releases Moving to Fridays Beginning July 10 According to IFPI
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry has formally announced that July 10 will mark the beginning of the "global release day" on Fridays as part of an agreement between 45 nations involved. For listeners in the United States, that means new albums will no longer become available on Tuesdays as they have in the past but, like films, will be released on Fridays.
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