That’s right folks. Cole took to Twitter to announce the title (and release date) for his debut album.
Cole World: The Sideline Story, September 27th.
Mef & Rae alongside Royce over a Premo beat? It’s a wrap. July 26th is the date!
01. Second Place f. Method Man & Raekwon (prod. DJ Premier)
02. I Ain’t Coming Down
03. Legendary f. Travis Barker (prod. Eminem)
04. Security
05. On the Blvd. f. Adonis
06. Where My Money At
07. I’ve Been Up
08. Merry Go Round f. Yelawolf
09. Writer’s Block f. Eminem
10. My Own Planet f. Joe Budden
11. ER f. Kid Vishis
12. Writer’s Block (rmx) f. 50 Cent
PREVIOUS: Royce Da 5′ 9″ – Bootleg Kev Interview (Video) | Royce Da 5′ 9″ – Second Place (prod. DJ Premier)
Alongside the likes of Homeboy Sandman, Eternia, Shad, Nitty Scott, MC & Kid Glyde, the team of Guilty Simpson, Black Milk and Sean Price and the Slum Village alumni have now been added to the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival ‘11. Also, the dopehouse will be in effect during the festival; more details to come.
… July 4th, according to Combat Jack and the folks at The Source. As such, Jay-Z is rumored to make an appearance at the G.O.O.D. Music x Heineken’s Red Star Access summer concert tonight in New York (which I’m very excited to attend, as it will be my very first time seeing Kanye perform live) where the two may perform a new track.
PREVIOUS: Jay-Z & Kanye West – Watch The Throne (Tentative Tracklist)
Alongside Lauryn Hill, Nas, Mobb Deep and Cypress Hill, Erykah (who was previously announced a while ago) will perform Baduizm, Common will perform BE and the elusive DOOM will probably have some guy posing as him make his RTB debut. Sounds better and better each time.
With the release date to his debut album just around the corner (June 28th), Complex reveals the official tracklist (with production credits).
01 Intro (prod. Kevin Randolph, Key Wane)
02 I Do It (prod. No I.D., The Legendary Traxster)
03 My Last f. Chris Brown (prod. No I.D.)
04 Don’t Tell Me You Love Me (prod. No I.D.)
05 Wait For Me f. Lupe Fiasco (prod. No I.D., Exile)
06 Marvin & Chardonnay f. Kanye West & Roscoe Dash (prod. Pop Wansel, Mike Dean)
07 Dance (A$$) (prod. Da Internz)
08 Get It (DT) f Pharrell (prod. The Neptunes)
09 Memories pt.2 f. John Legend (prod. No I.D.)
10 High f. Wiz Khalifa & Chiddy Bang (prod. Xaphoon Jones)
11 Live This Life f. The-Dream (prod. No I.D.)
12 So Much More (prod. No I.D.)
13 What Goes Around (prod. No I.D.) [Bonus]
14 Celebrity f. Dwele (prod. Filthy Rockwell, No I.D.) [Bonus]
15 My House (prod. Boi-1da) [Bonus]
16 100 Keys f. Rick Ross & Pusha T (prod. WrighTrax Productions) [Bonus]
Big Sean also revealed that he has a Common/Nas collab that he’s holding onto until his Sophomore album.
Releasing June 28. Pre-orders being taken now at Warner Bros..
01. #jetsgo*
02. Still featuring Trademark and Young Roddy
03. She Don’t Want A Man
04. One Life
05. You See It
06. Televised featuring Fiend (International Jones)
07. This Is The Life
08. On G’s featuring Young Roddy and Trademark
09. Money Machine
10. What’s What
PREVIOUS: Nardwuar vs. Curren$y pt.2 (Video)
I think it was quite obvious that Tha Carter IV wasn’t dropping in three weeks. Even though that Taylor Swift-sounding single was just released. Still, XXL confirms that Wayne’s fourth installment of Tha Carter series will now be hitting shelves on August 29th, with a new single dropping around July 4th. Sorry folks.
“You’re more of the video game chap than i am.” - Shake
Yeah, I said “2K12″ on purpose. We need that NFL series back, Sega. Anyways, here is the end result of Peyton Hillis’ selection to be the next recipient of the Madden Curse. Marshall Faulk also makes a return to the cover also, in this year’s incarnation of the Hall Of Fame Edition (which you can see down bottom). Oh, and what’s up with that NFL season guys?
