LL Cool J gives us another collaboration record from his upcoming Authentic LP which hits stores on April 30th.

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J – Live For You f. Brad Paisley

LL Cool J visited the Tonight Show with Jay Leno to speak on Brad Paisley’s controversial “Accidental Racist” which he’s received some heat for and clarifies some of the song’s lyrics. LL also spoke on his upcoming thirteenth studio album, Authentic, and more.

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J – Live For You f. Brad Paisley

Earlier this week the LL Was featured on Brad Paisley’s “Accidental Racist“. LL now releases his record featuring Brad Paisley on the hook off his upcoming Authentic album that drops April 30th..

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J – Authentic (Snippets)

Country singer Brad Paisley touches the topic of race with LL Cool J on his single “Accidental Racist”. LL Cool J’s album Authentic coming soon.

The 112 sanger links up with LL Cool J and Raheem DeVaughn for the remix of his single “Yes”. Q’s debut album The MANual is avalable on iTunes.

PREVIOUS: Q Parker (of 112) – Better f. Styles P

LL Cool J releases exclusive snippets from his upcoming album Authentic which features guest appearances by Snoop Dogg, Charlie Wilson, Fatman Scoop, Monica, Chuck D, Travis Barker and more and will hit shelves on April 30th. Check the tracklisting here.

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J Announces Kings Of The Mic Tour w/ Ice Cube, Public Enemy & De La Soul

LL Cool J reveals the tracklisting (and revisted album cover) to his forthcoming 14th studio album Authentic slated for released April 30. LL rounds up some of music notables including Chuck D, Earth, Wind & Fire, Seal, Monica, Snoop Dogg, Charlie Wilson, and Fitz and the Tantrums. LL will be hitting the road this spring with Ice Cube, Public Enemy, and De La Soul for the Kings Of The Mic Tour.

LL Cool J assembles some of hip-hop’s biggest legends with the announcement of the Kings Of The Mic Tour starring himself, Ice Cube, Public Enemy, and De La Soul. The 26-stop nationwide trek is set to kick off on May 23 at the Ava Amphitheater in Tucson, Arizona. The tour includes stops in Vegas, San Francisco, Atlanta, New York City, and Houston, before ending off at the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans on July 5. Hit the jump for the complete tour schedule.

After a debut performance at SXSW, LL Cool J liberates the studio version of his Snoop Dogg and Fatman Scoop-assisted “We Came To Party” presumably off his forthcoming Authentic album. IFWT.

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J – Whaddup f. Chuck D, Travis Barker, Tom Morello & Z-Trip

He premiered it last night at the GRAMMYs and has decided to release it on iTunes. Hear the Chuck D, Travis Barker, Tom Morello, and Z-Trip-assisted “Whaddup” from LL Cool J’s upcoming Authnetic album.

I guess after the terrible reviews of “Ratchet” LL decided to drop the “Hip Hop” portion of his next album’s title. And with the lessened name comes a new release date, May 7th.

PREVIOUS: LL Cool J – Take It f. Joe

Off LL Cool J’s upcoming album, Authentic Hip Hop, out Feb. 12.