The collective headed by producer No I.D. drops it’s third song in three days with “This Can’t Be a Crime.” James Fauntleroy returns with his unforgettable vocals on the auto-tune based tune. Stream their latest below.

New Music: Cocaine 80s – “This Can’t Be a Crime”

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Previously:
Cocaine 80’s – “Take My Keys”
Cocaine 80’s – “Queen to Be”

As Chris Brown said, he was bored and decided to let loose this new rap song for his Team Breezy fans. The pop star delivers a screwed up hook with some braggadocious raps in “B**ch I’m Paid.” You can catch Chris Brown performing at the 2012 Billboard Awards on Sunday night live from the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas at 8 p.m. EST on ABC. His new album Fortune arrives July 3.

Previously:
Chris Brown Gets Us Fist Pumping with the ‘Fortune’ Single “Don’t Wake Me Up”
Chris Brown – “Theraflu” & “Mercy” (Freestyles)
Chris Brown Shows Off His Moves on ‘Dancing with the Stars’ (Video)

A favor for me, a favor for you. After assisting 2 Chainz on “Murder,” the leader of White Girl Mob gets Tity Boi for her brand new single “Breakfast (Syrup).” The collaboration is set to appear on Kreayshawn’s debut Somethin’ Bout Kreay, due this summer via Columbia Records. Fans can expect the video, directed by Kreayshawn herself, to debut on Monday.

During a live chat on Thursday, Kreayshawn announced her debut album will feature appearances from 2 Chainz, Kid Cudi, Chippy Nonstop, DB Tha General, V-Nasty and Sissy Nobby. Producers the Oakland femcee recruited include Diplo, Cool & Dre, DJ Two Stacks (“Gucci, Gucci”) and Boys Noize.

New Music: Kreayshawn Feat. 2 Chainz – “Breakfast (Syrup)”

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Previously: 2 Chainz Feat. Kreayshawn – “Murder” (Video)

James Fauntleroy gives us the second song in consecutive days from the collective that includes himself along with No I.D., Common, and Makeeba. For “Take My Keys,” Fauntleroy plays solo on the guitar-laden “Take My Keys.”

New Music: Cocaine 80’s – “Take My Keys”

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Listen to Big K.R.I.T.’s new single, plus Jhené Aiko drops a treat below….

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DJ Drama drops the third release of his upcoming Gangsta Grillz with 50 Cent, The Lost Tape. Earlier a clean version leaked so Mr. Thanksgiving took the liberty of releasing the explicit version. The project hits the internet on May 22 via DatPiff.

New Music: 50 Cent Feat. Kidd Kidd – “Get Busy” (Dirty/Tags)

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Previously: 50 Cent Reveals Upcoming Viral & Music Projects With Cam’Ron

Two of rap’s finest hailing from Atlanta in Gucci Mane and 2 Chainz hook up for the song, “I’m Up.” In usual southern fashion, the two come together on a heavy base rattler for the streets. The song will appear on Gucci’s new mixtape of the same title that drops on May 25 at 10:17 a.m.

New Music: Gucci Mane Feat. 2 Chainz – “I’m Up”

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Previously: Gucci Mane Feat Chris Brown & Lil’ Wayne – “Cyeah Cyeah Cyeah Cyeah” (prod. by Polow Da Don)

The collective of Common, No I.D., James Fauntleroy, and Makeeba, return with the smooth guitar-heavy “Queen to Be.” For those wondering, it doesn’t sample the classic from Coming to America. Stream the gem below.

New Music: Cocaine 80’s – “Queen to Be”

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More from Waka Flocka Flame Feat. Plies, and Sean Kingston Feat. T.I. below…..

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It’s not Sunday yet, but church is in service as Goodie Mob releases the soulful cut “Is That You God?”. The song appears in the upcoming movie The Obama Effect, which hits theatres in select cities on July 13.

New Music: Goodie Mob – “Is That You God?”

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Previously: Goodie Mob – “Fight to Win”

The final week of the #UNLostFiles series is here. Since Cam’Ron’s been away the past few days, he releases four new songs that features Vado. Below you can stream “Go Uptown” which samples Drake’s line from “The Motto.”

New Music: Cam’Ron & Vado – “Go Uptown”

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Listen to “DaDaDoe,” “Oughta Know By Now,” and “Women’s Threats” below….

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It’s been three months since the tragic death of Whitney Houston. On Wednesday night, the pop icon’s ex-husband Bobby Brown made an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to mourn the best way he knows how, through music. While it’s odd Bobby is releasing his first album in 14-years, The Masterpiece due June 5, the singer used the late-night television cameo to perform the project’s first single “Let Me Die.” The emotional farewell song features lyrics admitting past mistakes and regrets in their highly-publicized rocky relationship.

“I guess I (messed) up pretty bad/I didn’t know who you were/I didn’t know what we had … Now I’m stuck living in the past/Trying to get the pieces back/But I guess now you’re gone.”

Watch Bobby’s performance below….

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