The-Dream’s next albumIV Play is out on May 28 (pre-orders available now). Hit the jump for the complete deluxe edition tracklisting (featuring Jay-Z, Beyoncé, 2 Chainz, Pusha T, Big Sean, Kelly Rowland, Gary Clark Jr. and Fabolous) and snippets.
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Mac Miller unveiled the official cover art to his new project, Watching Movies With The Sound Off hitting shelves June 18th. Thoughts? Opinions? Bueller?
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Kelly Rowland will release her forthcoming album Talk A Good Game on June 18 and shows off her incredible figure on the album’s black-and-white artwork. Wiz Khalifa, Pharrell, The-Dream, Beyoncé, Michelle Williams, and more are all set to appear on the upcoming LP. Later this month, the Destiny’s Child member will hit the road with The-Dream for the “Lights Out” tour.
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Childish Major (who produced Rocko’s “U.O.E.N.O.“) hit Twitter with the artwork to Jeezy’s next release. No word on what project it will live on, but with a title like “Talk That” and Jeezy killing features left and right as of late, this should be something to look out for.
With Clifford gearing up to drop his crew’s debut compilation next Tuesday (May 7th), he lets loose the cover art – which is actually pretty interesting (and far more creative than the typical cover arts we’re accustomed to) – to the whole shebang.
Bruno Mars graces the next issue of Rolling Stone; which hits newsstands on April 26th.
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With exactly a week left before he drops his new project F.A.I.T.H. (Forever Atlanta In The Heart), Scotty releases the artwork (above), tracklisting (which features Big K.R.I.T., DJ Burn One, Cardo, Le$, Trinidad James, etc) and trailer.
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With a week to go before Chance’s next mixtape drops, the Windy City native drops a double-pack of cover for his ambitious new project. Check them both out up top and down bottom.
With their years-in-the-making follow-up to How Fly dropping this Saturday (April 20th), a tentative tracklisting has surfaced on the Internets. Whether or not this is the “final version” remains to be seen (as both Spitta and Khalifa haven’t confirmed or denied this), but it’s safe to say that fans of both artists will finally get their wish fulfilled this weekend. Check out the rumored tracklisting down bottom. SHAKE UPDATE: Just as I guessed, the tracklist is fake. Spitta took to Twitter to denounce the rumor and state that it’s just Wiz and him on the project. The official tracklist has been added after the jump, but I’ll leave the fake one up as well just for shits and giggles. Saturday will be here soon enough!
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Official artwork for the Bad Boy signee’s upcoming project, Becoming King.
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Originally called One Woman Army, Ciara has now taken the self-titled route on her upcoming album. On top of the name change, Ciara also revealed the cover art and tracklist. Features include Nicki Minaj, Future and… herself?
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