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Mixtapes The original demo for Kanye's “All Falls Down” single from The College Dropout - the instrumental is different and there are new lyrics. It's included on a demo tape that surfaced today and is now available in our mixtape section.
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Music The legendary Heavy D was born 46 years ago today, in 1967. He left us all too soon on November 8th, 2011. This is Jetpack's tribute to him. May he rest in peace.
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Music An early glimpse of Bryant Dope and producer Hannibal King's upcoming collaborative project "New New York," featuring ANTHM.
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Music This two-sided record finds Rickie Jacobs reflecting on the struggle of his career and surroundings.
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Music An early glimpse of Jetpack Jones' upcoming "Beyond Infinity" project, scheduled to drop this summer.
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Music A standout track from L.A.-via-Detroit producer/DJ House Shoes' excellent "Let It Go" project, which is now available for free download in our mixtape section. Go get it.
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News Macklemore & Ryan Lewis apparently almost didn't make it into the rap categories of the Grammys. Find out why below.
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Music A new, complimentary cut from Jetpack Jones, produced by Stefan Green. It won't be included on his upcoming "Beyond Infinity" project, but is dope nonetheless. Enjoy.
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News The first official single from Deniro Farrar's upcoming "The Patriarch II" project, which is slated to drop on June 18th. Producer Ryan "Ryu" Alexy structured the beat around a sample from Sade's "The Moon & The Sky," and Deniro speaks on past experiences and the deaths of some of his younger friends. Don't sleep.
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Music The latest in L.A. emcee Qualmes' "Direct Deposit" series, produced by DannyDee. Expect new music from Qualmes on the 1st and 15th of each month.
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Music A new 12-track project from Black Cobain, featuring Fat Trel, Casey Veggies and Tokyo Daimo, with production from Osinachi, Cardo, Tone P, Casey Veggies, JS aka The Best, Aaron Wess, Dun Deal, ILL Wonka, Chi City and Sport Mark Henry.
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Music Noname is back on her grind.
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Mitch Findlay