Archive for October 19th, 2009

Here is parts 1 + 2 to Tim Westwood’s interview with Birdman. Check out part 2 after the jump!
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Here is a new Travis Porter track produced by JCoop called “Pass Dat.”

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Download: Travis Porter – Pass Dat Courtesy of KDough.

Here is another Lil Wayne leak, this track is a remix of Damian Marley’s The Mission. UPDATE: I have uploaded the tagless version for your download pleasure.

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Download: Lil Wayne – The Mission [Remix] Feat. Damian Marley Courtesy of LilWayneHQ Tagless: YK2.

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Here is Alicia Keys’ video for her single “Doesn’t Mean Anything.” Courtesy of Navjosh.

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Kanye West links up with “Where The Wild Things Are” director Spike Jonze to present a short film named We Were Once A Fairy Tale. Spotted at NahRight, Courtesy of Recording Live From NoWhere.

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Miss Info: Wow. This seemed so easy it’s almost unbelievable. Atlanta blogger K.I.M. of Shuddup.com (spotted on GyantUnplugged) got the scoop on Mase going up to the Ryan Cameron show in Atlanta while Diddy and Dirty Money were there….Mase brought some sort of paperwork with him, and actually got Puff to sign them right there…purportedly releasing Mase from his Bad Boy contract. The same contract that Puff wanted 2 million dollars for during Mase’ brief stint with G-unit? No matter what the situation, live radio or not, I’m surprised to see Puff sign anything without a lawyer looking over his shoulder with a microscope. Very interesting. But Mase certainly looks like a happy happy camper. Mase and Diddy resolved alot of their issues recently, and I guess the above video also explains this tweet.

UPDATE: Ok, so my insider tells me….that signature wasn’t on a contract release form…it was basically an appearance release form. Basically, Diddy is allowing Mase to appear on songs with other artists. He is not freeing Mase from his contractual obligations to Bad Boy.

But this is a start, because Mase already has a big feature in the works, as well as a potential home at Interscope…..which would work out well in terms of those old contractual obligations because Diddy is already over at Interscope as well.

Courtesy of Miss Info.