[Unreleased] Chuckie vs. Dillon Francis vs. Kanye West & Jay-Z – Niggas Jump In Paris (3LAU Boot)

The dance floor destroyer 3LAU drops an Unreleased Booty from his arsenal of insane tuneage. To make your living as a Mashup artist in this day and age is quite an accomplishment, but when your this good it kinda makes sense. This is a tune that is a sure to get anyone jumping, featuring a mash of Dillon Francis‘s remix of “Who Is Ready To Jump?” by Chuckie. And mixed perfectly with one of the biggest Rap tunes of the year, “Niggas In Paris” by Kanye West and Jay-Z. 3LAU we thank you for letting this leak on to the blogosphere, now don’t rage too hard. Cheers.

To download this monster Bootleg, CLICK HERE.

’Chuckie vs. Dillon Francis vs. Kanye West & Jay
Z – Niggas Jump In Paris (3LAU Boot) Unreleased’
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[MP3 Playlist] The Trap Dojo: Volume #5

This week has been absolutely massive for Trap music! I won’t bother to tell you about how Trap is conquering and infiltrating all forms of EDM, because, if you have been paying attention over the past couple of months I’m sure you already know (and if you didn’t know that, we welcome you to the wonderful world of the Dirty South). First up Wick-It The Instigator throws some classic dub sounds before switching it back to a straight-up “Dirty South Gangsta” beat. Next is a kid you definitely need to be familiar with because he is blowing up in a HUGE way. Already featured on two of the past Dojos 15 year old ∆lex Young brings us two absolute bangers; the first, a collab with The Hi-Yahs, “So Much” and the booty-dropping “Boomerang”.  Hey, while we’re on the subject, experts in booty dropping, shaking, bouncing and percolating, Bro Safari drop “That A$$” down to the floor once again. Watch out for another huge track from him later today. Another Trap Dojo regular, Ookay remixes a couple old favorites by Sidney Samson and Bingo Players. I hope this guy can keep making such great tracks so consistently, so far releasing 8 tracks in the last month that his Soundcloud profile has existed. Yet another big figure, Luminox, whose Trap mix of Bingo Players “Rattle” has been picked up by the likes of Ministry of Sound, remixes one of the two tracks this week by The Party Squad, bringing those Hardstyle sounds to the streets. The rest of the list basically serves as a who’s who in the Trap scene, with names like Oh Snap!!, gLAdiator, Trill Murray, Gent & Jawns along with a few lesser known names sprinkled in for good measure.

Oh, and one more thing. Here is the link to download all the free tracks this week. Enjoy.

’The Golden Trap Gangster **** (88 bpm to 70 bpm transition)’
’Alex Young X The Hi
Yahs – So Much (Original Mix) Free DL!!!’
’▲lex Young – Boomerang’
’Bro Safari – That A$$ (Free Download)’
’Ookay vs Sidney Samson – Riverside (TRAP REMIX) ///FREEDOWNLOAD///’
’Bingo Players – Devotion (Ookay Trapstyle Mix) ///FREEDOWNLOAD///’
’The Partysquad ft. Alvaro – Badman (Luminox Remix)’
’Yolanda Be Cool – Change ft. Nola Darling (Oh Snap!! Remix)’
’The Mavrik
Show Me How Ya Shake
’TRiLL MURRAY – Struttin {Exclusive FREE Download}’
’Clique (gLAdiator Remix)’
’CHIEF KEEF – 3HUNNA (GENT & JAWNS BOOTLEG)’
’Apashe & SNAILS – Bubble Gun (Original Mix)
’KLEVER – ALRIGHT’
’Grimey Thirsty (Original Mix)’
’UGK – International Players Anthem (eSenTRIK Remix)’
’The Partysquad – Go Down Low (Gold Top Remix)’
’Self Evident Numba One Stunna ‘
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[NEW] Kanye West, Jay-Z & Big Sean – Clique (Prod. Hit-Boy)

The last time Kanye West and Jay-Z hopped on a Hit-Boy instrumental they created an enormous chart-topper in “N**as In Paris.” With the third single from the upcoming G.O.O.D. Music album, Cruel Summer, they link up for yet another massive hit that easily matches the quality of the two previous singles, “No Mercy” and “New God Flow.” Hit-Boy delivers a surrounding, captivating stadium instrumental and Big Sean, Yeezy and Hov all go to work bringing a level of confidence and luxuriousness that is unmatched.

“Clique” marks the third straight epic effort from the Kanye’s team. Stream this instant classic below and look out for Cruel Summer, out September 18th.

Big Sean, Kanye West & Jay
Z – Clique’
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[LIST] Hip-Hop Cash Kings: The Richest Rappers

Forbes recently released a list of 2012’s hip-hop “Cash Kings,” ranking the rap world’s top earners. Snagging the #1 spot was Dr. Dre, who wrangled up a whopping $110 million — half of which can be attributed to his Beats by Dre headphone brand. The West Coast producer and emcee was joined by #2 Diddy (buoyed by his Ciroc vodka), #3 Jay-Z (his money raked in from number of places, like the Brooklyn Nets) and #4 Kanye (reaping much of the benefits from Watch The Throne). Eminem, who hasn’t exactly been a popular face for corporate endorsements and sponsorships, still placed at #9, bolstered by his music, selling more albums in the last 10 years than any artist. What are your thoughts, ninjas?

1. Dr. Dre – $110 million
2. Diddy – $45 million
3. Jay-Z – $38 million
4. Kanye West – $35 million
5. Lil Wayne – $27 million
6. Drake – $20.5 million
7. Birdman – $20 million
8. Nicki Minaj – $15.5 million
9. Eminem – $15 million
10. Ludacris – $12 million

Check out the full list after the jump.
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[Album Review] Rick Ross – God Forgives, I Don’t

MIA might have a new king, watch out Pat Riley. Ricky Rozay has released a monster of an album and isn’t scared to tweet about it. Ross recruited Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, Andre 3000, and his MMG crew to be part of his historic album. The Boss utilizes Florida producers Cool & Dre and the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League to create some polished, jazzy beats. With his lyrical evolution from Hustlin’ to GFID, it’s safe to say Ross has revolutionized the current rap scene to a more lyrically conscious audience, compared to artists like Waka Flocka. He diverges away from the typical trap music we associate with the drug aficionado and takes a turn to a more sophisticated mogul.

Ross’ taste has changed & he is altering the menu of rap/trap/hip-hop with him. With standouts like “Sixteen,” “Diced Pineapples,” and “Presidential,” Rick Ross has created THE standout hip-hop album of the summer. And with competition like Royalty,The Yellow Album, Life is Good, and Self Made Vol. 2, it’s a close race. Let’s see if G.O.O.D. Music’s Cruel Summer can break the finish line first, though. Stream a few of the notable tracks below and cop the album on iTunes.

’Sixteen ft. Andre 3000.mp3′

’Diced Pineapples ft. Drake & Wale.mp3′

’Presidential ft. Elijah Blake.mp3′
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[Hip-Hop] Rick Ross – 3 Kings ft. Dr. Dre & Jay-Z (Prod. Jake One)

It took me a while to form an opinion on this track. Whenever you see monster collaborations like this, it is only natural to set the bar incredibly high. My initial reaction was that this didn’t quite meet my expectations. After a few listens, though, it has grown on me considerably.

We can’t be too hard on the Doctor’s opening verse considering he has only released a handful of bars in the last decade. On this, he borrows the Boss’s flow and delivers a decent verse. There isn’t much to say about Ross’s contribution, as it was exactly what you would expect. Hov, on the other hand, delivers something special as he anchors the track. While also utilizing the MMG frontman’s fat-rapper style, his lyricism shines all the way through until he goes acapella declaring, “I love this sh*t like my own daughter/spray these [ninjas] baby just like daddy taught ya.” The legendary producer Jake One provides the ideal instrumental and deserves a lot of credit for setting the tone for three hip-hop giants. Rick Ross’s God Forgives, I Don’t hits stores July 31st and will surely be worth a listen.

’Rick Ross – 3 Kings (Ft. Dr. Dre & Jay Z)’
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[Hip/Hop] Jay-Z – Glory (feat. B.I.C.)

Celebrating the birth of his new born daughter Blue Ivy Carter, Jay-Z dedicated his latest track ‘Glory’ to her. A slow and uplifting tale of his appreciation for daddy’s little girl. The beat was produced by the Neptunes and includes his daughter crying as the song plays out. I have a feeling Willow Smith might have some competition in a couple of years.

Jay-Z – Glory (feat. B.I.C.)

’Jay
Z
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