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Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
Fittingly, Dirty Money arrived in the U.K via Train from Paris. They proceeded to speak with The Daily Mirror, The Sun and the BBC (video), among other outlets. in headphones has some photos.

There's not a whole lot that's newsworthy in the pieces, that we haven't heard or covered before. Diddy talks about the music, the group and U.K. hip-hop. He mentions the idea of writing a rap for the upcoming wedding of Katy Perry and Russell Brand and says that he's not planning a bachelor party - in fact, he says, wives-to-be generally don't want him near those things

Posted in Janelle Monáe
Posted by Patrick
Bill Forman of the Colorado Springs Independent has a nice interview with Janelle Monae. Worth a read.

Indy: But I mean, they literally believe there's a place called Palace of the Dogs.

JM: There is a place called Palace of the Dogs. It's very true.

Indy: Where is it?

JM: I cannot give you the coordinates as I would be in breach of contract, because I did study there, I lived there. What you'll see with the videos —we're going to shoot a visual for every single song — and the narrative will take place at the Palace of the Dogs. So you'll have to wait until the videos are released to actually know more about the Palace of the Dogs. But it is a physical place.

Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
During today's appearance on Scott Mills' show on BBC's Radio 1, Diddy revealed that Matt Helders, drummer for the Arctic Monkeys, had played drums during the group's performance on "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross."

Posted in Red Cafe
Posted by Patrick
Red Cafe spoke to RealTalkNY covering his music, the Supreme Team, his deals with Bad Boy and Konvict and his feelings on the suggestion that hip-hop glorifies violence and drugs. Check it out below.


Thanks Theo.

Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
Sucker Free Summit, airing on MTV2 on July 25, will seek to crown the best in hip-hop over the past year. Diddy and Dirty Money combined to pick up several nominations for their tracks and/or appearances. This includes:

Verse Of The Year
Rick Ross on Dirty Money's "Angels (Remix)"

Remix Of The Year
Diddy/Dirty Money featuring Rick Ross, "Angels (Remix)"
Diddy/Dirty Money featuring Nicki Minaj and Rick Ross, "Hello, Good Morning (Remix)"
Waka Flocka Flame featuring Diddy and Rick Ross, "O Let's Do It (Remix)"

The People's Crown
Diddy/Dirty Money featuring Rick Ross, "Angels (Remix)"
Diddy/Dirty Money featuring T.I. and Rick Ross, "Hello, Good Morning"

In that final category, you can vote online. The other categories will be determined by "tastemakers from the web, radio, television and print," according to their website.

Posted in Black Rob
Posted by Patrick
In an interview with MTV's Shaheem Reid, Black Rob took responsibility for his lack of albums over the years and revealed that he'll be doing five volumes of his "Game Tested, Street Approved" mixtape. After that, he says that they'll release an album in the first or second quarter of next year, titled "Losing's Not an Option." Check out the clip below.

"I'mma tell you like this," Rob told Mixtape Daily. "I'm blaming myself for that. I wasn't focused. I was running around wild-style. I'm out of town. I'm [telling my label]: 'I'm never coming back to New York.' I didn't have the work ethic that I have right now. If I had the work ethic that I have right now, I'd probably be 10 albums deep. But things happen. We not gonna cry over it. One thing I do know is that the two albums I did put out, they solidified my name and a brand. Therefore, I can come home and do it again. Those two albums left the door wide-open. Like, 'B.R. is nasty. He can come right back.' Not too many people can do what I'm doing right now. Come back home after doing four joints, five joints and pop off again," the rapper said, referring to his time behind bars. "This is a testament right now."


Posted in Janelle Monáe
Posted by Patrick
On Twitter, Janelle Monae revealed that a remix to "Cold War" is coming. She writes that the remix "is very special. Can't wait until you hear."

Posted in Bad Boy Records
Posted by Patrick
Here are Bad Boy's positions on the most recent Billboard U.S. album and single charts, released yesterday. More good news for "Hello Good Morning" as it continues it's upward move.

Albums

The Billboard 200

49. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 40).

Top Current Albums

48. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 39).

Tastemakers

22. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 14).

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Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
On Sunday, I mentioned a new Dirty Money record that had appeared online, "I Want Your Love." Listen to it now at AllHipHop.com.

It features some intro ad-libs from Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, indicating that he produced it. Diddy's verse is an homage of sorts to Debbie Harry's performance with Blondie on the song "Rapture." The track itself relies on a heavy sample of The Golden Filter's "Favourite Things."

I love this record. Great three verse performance from the trio and Diddy's verse is solid at the end. Just makes me more excited for the diversity that is "Last Train to Paris."

Posted in Diddy/Dirty Money
Posted by Patrick
According to the Diddy/Dirty Money websiteDiddy/Dirty Money website, Diddy will be on ABC's "Nightline" tonight at 11:35 PM ET.

But, on their website, they already have the text feature available. It's a long interview conducted by Martin Bashir. Definitely worth reading. There is also a clip from the interview and a behind the scenes clip. Check those out below.




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