At the start of this year, Diddy released the remix for Dirty Money's "Someone to Love Me," referred to as the "MJB Remix" and the "MJB Naked Remix."

The song featured Blige taking over on the chorus and adding a verse of her own. One of Diddy's verses from the original was kept, and he provided some ad-libs, while Lil' Wayne added another verse.

That song is now Blige's latest single which Vibe says will be included on her upcoming album, the 10th of her career. On top of that, the Colin Tilley directed music video has already been released and you can check it out below. Cool visual.


"Thank you to Diddy for letting me keep the 'Someone to Love Me' joint and remaining a part of it!," Blige said on Twitter. "Love you for life! Have a great tour!"

On Twitter, both Diddy and DJ Eric D-Lux mentioned that they were in the studio, working on something "epic" for the "Coming Home Tour" (buy tickets).

Music producer, and former member of Bad Boy's Hitmen, Jeffrey "J. Dub" Walker has posted some unreleased mixes from Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" on his Music180 profile.

They include "Coming Home," "Shades," "Yeah Yeah You Would" and "A** on the Floor." When contrasting them with the cuts that made the album, you can note the subtle differences.

On Twitter, Walker called them the original versions of the songs. In the album credits, Walker is credited with providing additional keyboards to three of the four songs.

Following it's premiere on BET's "106 & Park," the music video for Dirty Money's "Your Love" has been released online. The video version of the record features Rick Ross and Trey Songz. It was directed by Colin Tilley, who directed the video for Dirty Money's "Yesterday."

Toronto, Canada-based sports network Rogers Sportsnet has featured Dirty Money's "Coming Home," featuring Skylar Grey, in a new promo for the start of the baseball season and the Toronto Blue Jays, a baseball team whose games are featured on the network. Watch below, care of the Rogers Sportsnet YouTube channel.


Thanks Paul for the tip.

Edit: This version was not featured in the music video. So, it's unclear what it's for, outside of being an alternate mix.

The music video for Dirty Money's "Your Love (Remix)" (watch the trailer) premiered on BET's "106 & Park" this evening.

Our audio player has the new (final?) version of the record, for your listening pleasure. There are many differences that you can pick up, when comparing to the version released earlier this month.

In an interview with Global Grind, Yung Berg discussed his work on Diddy/Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" album.

Back in February of 2010, Berg revealed that he had contributed a substantial amount of work to the album. When it was released, however, he did not receive a producer or co-producer credit on any of the songs that were included on the album.

One of the tracks, "Make Love to You," was included on the "LoveLOVE vs. HateLOVE" mixtape.

In total, Berg says that he contributed to "like eight records" on the mixtape. But, he added, more songs remain in the vault.

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Last week, Dirty Money released a trailer for their upcoming "Your Love" music video featuring Rick Ross and Trey Songz. You can listen to the Rick Ross-featured version of the record in our audio player and watch the trailer below.

Earlier this month, for the first time, Forbes ranked the wealthiest artists in hip-hop. Number one? It's Diddy, with an estimated net worth of $475 million dollars.

He beats out Jay-Z ($450 million), Dr. Dre ($125 million), Birdman ($100 million) and 50 Cent ($100 million).

Following the addition of Tyga, Diddy announced on Twitter that singer Lloyd has joined the "Coming Home Tour" (buy tickets).

His hits include "You" featuring Lil' Wayne," "Get it Shawty" and "Southside" featuring Ashanti.