Referring to it as "our lyric book for 'Last Train to Paris,'" a message on Diddy's Twitter page shared lttpdirtymoneylyricbook.com. At the URL, you're provided with a downloadable "Last Train to Paris" lyric book. Here are the tracks listed:

"Strobe Lights"
"Uptown"
"Change"
"If You Wanna Go (5th Ave.)"
"Lifted"
"My Heart"
"On -N- On -N- On"
"Playing God"
"Private Entertainer"
"Roller Coaster"
"Sade"
"Show Em How to Move (Love Come Down)"
"Someone to Love Me"
"Voices"

"Change" was the track that The Dream called "the best male record I've written" in February.

"My Heart" was produced by Deric "D-Dot" Angelettie, as we reported in June.

FInally, if you happened to visit lasttraintoparis.com when it first launched, you hear a very small portion of "Lifted." Specifically, "call me Mr. Diddy."

This shouldn't be taken as a track listing as that wasn't suggested or confirmed. Note that "Angels" is not even included. Also, in some cases, these may not be the full, final lyrics for the songs. For example, Diddy's rap verses are not included in the lyrics for "Show Em How to Move (Love Come Down)."

In the clip below, Diddy introduces the new Dirty Money single "Angels" and explains the meaning behind the track, referencing friends and family who have passed away.


I can dig it.

On his Twitter, Diddy shared the photo that will be used for the single cover for "Angels" by Dirty Money featuring The Notorious B.I.G. Check it out below (click to expand).

Here's the new preview/trailer for the upcoming Diddy/Dirty Money music video for "Angels." It's directed by Hype Williams. At the :32 mark, you can see a cameo by Aasim.

Earlier today, we premiered the two new singles from Dirty Money, "Angels (NYC Mix)" and "Love Come Down."

In so many words, the "NYC Mix" cuts out an intro from Diddy that's included in the mixshow version of the single. This version has now been added to our audio player.

Tracey DeLara has some behind the scenes footage from the shoot for the clip that plays at the start of every episode of "Making His Band." Check it out below.

Our audio player has the two new singles from Dirty Money, the collective featuring Diddy, Dawn Richard and Kalenna. As we reported in June, "Angels (NYC Mix)" features a Biggie vocal sample from "My Downfall" off of "Life After Death" with a beat sampled from Jay-Z's "Where I'm From."

The primary difference between the NYC mix of "Angels" and the regular version seems to be the removal of a 40-second intro to the track from Diddy. I hope to have this track up at some point. Update: Listen to it now.

Meanwhile, "Love Come Down" features a couple of rap verses from Diddy and samples Jay-Z vocals from "Izzo (H.O.V.A.)" Check them out now and let me know what you think. I am loving them both.

Finally, here's a brand new promotional image of the group:

On Diddy's Twitter, he mentioned that he was working in the studio with Guy Gerber (Discogs.com discography). "My dreams have now been fullfilled!!!," Diddy remarked.

Valerie Nome of OK! Magazine has a quick interview with Diddy. Though the title implies he's comparing himself to Vogue editor Anna Wintour, he actually heaps praise on her, calling her his godmother in fashion.


Almost two weeks ago, Britney Spears appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman (video) to read the "top 10 days the country would be different if Britney Spears were President." Number two was "Vice President Diddy."

"I would gladly accept," Diddy told Nome.

Earlier today on Twitter, Bad Boy A&R Daniel "Skid" Mitchell sent a public message to producer Rashad Smith, asking about an "Angels" remix to which Smith replied he would be finishing this week.

Smith's past production credits include Biggie's "One More Chance/Stay With Me (Remix)," Diddy's "Young G's," Craig Mack's "Making Moves with Puff" and MC Lyte's "Cold Rock a Party (Bad Boy Remix)." Suffice to say, I can't wait to hear this remix.