Got a new collaboration track from David Banner & 9th Wonder. Not sure what this will be featured on, if anything at all, but it doesn’t look like its going to be on David’s upcoming Death Of A Pop Star album. The track is called “What Did I Do?” and it’s dope regardless. Check it out below.

Download: David Banner & 9th Wonder - What Did I Do?

On this Sunday afternoon we have a new Lloyd Banks track called Finish Line, not featuredon his upcoming album Hunger For More 2 in stores November 23rd.  Good way to start the morning . Check It Out And ENjoy!

Download: Lloyd Banks - Finish Line

Bahwee is working on a remix album that should be out sometime in the future but for now he has put out the remix for “Forever” by Drake. This remix gives a small taste of what Bahwee is capable of and hopefully what to expect from the upcoming album that will be released underMHD. He said he was just “fucking around” on the remix but I wish I could just fux around and make something this good. We will soon be formally introducing Bahwee here on EARMILK so stay tuned for that but for now check out the remix below.

Stream: Drake - Forever (Bahwee Remix) (go to download)

FOREVER by BAHWEE

Here’s the mastered version of the Kid Cudi track “Mr. Rager”. The album drops November 9th but until then…enjoy the track.

Stream: KiD CuDi - Mr. Rager [Mastered] (go to download)

Stream: KiD CuDi - Man On The Moon II: The Legend of Mr. Rager (Album Snippets) (go to download)

The day have finally came where the CDQ “30 Minutes To New Orleans” by Lil Waynehas officially dropped. It was a bouns track on Mack Maine’s Laxative mixtape.  Must say the wait was well worth it. Check It And ENjoy!!!!

Stream: Lil Wayne - (go to download)

Oh Yeah got new official Wiz Khalfia that was let loose by his twitter , track features Juicy J and produce by ID Labs. THis is just some fresh Taylor Gnag music for real can’t wait to hear this guy album.  Checjk It Out And Enjoy!!

Stream: Wiz Khalifa - In My Car (Tha Puff Bus) (go to download)

Just got this Email from Beastie Boys headquarters, by the looks of it, The Hot Sauce Committe will figure to lean on the Hip Hop side of thangs.. I'm personally a little geeked and hope that MCA is feeling up to par after his bout with throat cancer. Livestrong, Adam! for more info please log on to BEASTIE BOYS DOT COM

BEASTIE BOYS HOT SAUCE COMMITTEE PART 2 TRACK LISTING REVISED, REPLACED ENTIRELY WITH SONGS ORIGINALLY RECORDED FOR HOT SAUCE COMMITTEE PART 1

In what can only be described as a bizarre coincidence, following an exhaustive re-sequence marathon, Beastie Boys have verified that their new Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 will be comprised of the same 16 tracks originally slated for inclusion on Hot Sauce Committee Part 1. The record (part 2 that is) will be released as planned in spring 2011 on Capitol.

The tracks originally recorded for Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 (which now are actually back on Part 1) have now apparently been bumped to make room for the former Hot Sauce Committee Part 1 material. Wait, what?

"I know it's weird and confusing, but at least we can say unequivocally that Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 is coming out on time, which is more than I can say about Part 1, and really is all that matters in the end." says Adam "MCA" Yauch. "We just kept working and working on various sequences for part 2, and after a year and half of spending days on end in the sequencing room trying out every possible combination, it finally became clear that this was the only way to make it work. Strange but true, the final sequence for Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 works best with all its songs replaced by the 16 tracks we originally had lined up in pretty much the same order we had them in for Hot Sauce Committee Part 1. So we've come full circle."

Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 marks Yauch, Mike "Mike D" Diamond, and Adam "Ad Rock" Horovitz's first full length effort since 2007's Grammy winning all-instrumental The Mix-Up. The new track listing of the album is now as follows:

1. Tadlock's Glasses

2. B-Boys In The Cut

3. Make Some Noise

4. Nonstop Disco Powerpack

5. OK

6. Too Many Rappers (featuring NAS)

7. Say It

8. The Bill Harper Collection

9. Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win (featuring Santigold)

10. Long Burn The Fire

11. Funky Donkey

12. Lee Majors Come Again

13. Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament

14. Pop Your Balloon

15. Crazy Ass Shit

16. Here's A Little Something For Ya

Visit beastieboys.com for more info. 

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http://www.facebook.com/stalleymusic
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg5jTAcpbYk

BIO:
Born and bred in Massillon, a small town in the working class state of Ohio, a young Kyle Myricks learned the value of blue collar work ethic at a young age.  Kyle earned his nickname, the Stallion, because of the grit and determination that characterized his youthful athleticism.  This same grit typifies his hometown of Massillon, a small city known for its steel mills and classic American feel.  Over the years, Stallion would be shortened to Stalley, and Stalley would physically leave Massillon to pursue music in Brooklyn, New York, but Massillon is never far behind Stalley.  Stalley embodies Massillon by emphasizing hard work, classic style and vivid depictions of his life’s journey in his colorful, timeless music.
In 2008, Stalley made his mixtape debut, “Goin Ape”, with fellow Ohio-native Terry Urban and 2009 saw Stalley release the follow-up “MadStalley: The Autobiography” to critical acclaim.  During this time period, Stalley also built a reputation as a force on stage, opening for hip hop heavyweights such as KRS-One, Ghostface Killah, Styles P., Method Man & Redman, Jay Electronica, Mos Def and being featured on select dates on the Rock the Bells and Sneaker Pimps tours, as well as performing several shows at the 2010 South by Southwest Festival and headlining shows in Columbus, Ohio, New York City and New Orleans.  Stalley recently performed live at MTV Studios.  Stalley has aligned himself with a variety of brands including Creative Control, Adidas, Schott, LRG, Nixon, 10Deep, Huf, ALIFE, Mishka, Billionaire Boys Club and Play Cloths.  On the music tip, Stalley is featured on Curren$y’s forthcoming Universal/Def Jam release “Pilot Talk”.  As a solo artist, Stalley is heavily featured on Ski Beatz upcoming Universal/Def Jam release 24 Hour Karate School project and plans to complete projects with Ski as well as Producer Rashad from the 3rd in the coming year.  His videos “We Can Do It Big” with the Cool Kids and “Address” with Curren$y, are currently in rotation on MTV2, MTV Jams, VH1 Soul, MTVu and HavocTV.  Stalley has an on-going web-based TV series called “The Milq” with Creative Control.  Stalley is also a guest blogger on the lifestyle website High Snobiety and was selected to blog for Slam Magazine’s website as well.  Stalley will be featured in the television commercial for Def Jam’s “Rap Star”, a video game that will be released in the coming
months.

More Stalley:
Stalley-"MadStalley: The Autobiography" Download: http://stalley330.bandcamp.com/
“The Milq” at Creative Control: http://www.creativecontrol.tv/www/#/shows/the-milq/
“MilqandRookies” Slam Online Blog: http://www.slamonline.com/online/category/blogs/milqandrookies/
High Snobiety Blog: http://highsnobiety.com/columns/stalley/
10Deep Spring 2010 Lookbook: http://www.10deep.com/SPRING10LOOKBOOK/

DJ Terry Urban

http://www.terryurban.net/#
http://www.thepressplayshow.com/

Terry Urban is an American DJ and mixtape composer. He currently resides in New York City and is originally from Cleveland. He is a former semi-pro skate boarder and graffiti artist.

BIO:
Terry Urban (yes, that is his real name) has been making waves throughout the global DJ and mixtape circuit since he burst onto the scene. From Hong Kong to Houston, Terry has smashed clubs worldwide, and his now infamous mixtapes and mash-ups have received accolades from such greats as Coldplay and Jay-Z.

The diverse nature of Terry’s craft lies beyond music and in the greater world of art and culture. Terry’s semi-pro skating stint, art school and graffiti background (his work has been featured in Beautiful Decay & Scribble Jam) influence his sound and can be heard through out his eclectic mixes that blend hip hop with punk with electro with rock. This flexibility has major corporations and records labels clamoring for him, such as Nike, Grey Goose and Def Jam Records, and has garnered the appreciation of celebrity fans, like LeBron James, P. Diddy and Kanye West.

If you have a pulse, you can find Terry Urban. As co-host of “The Press Play Show” (with his longtime DJ partner, Mick Boogie) on Sirius Radio, he directly connects with global listeners on a weekly basis. As a New York resident, Terry rocks the crowd at the city's best nightlife establishments, as well as monthly parties across the country. He continues to produce the most critically acclaimed mixtapes in the world (just ask Rolling Stone, Complex and The Fader magazines) and host tapes for the best up-and-coming artists today.

Like the tattoos on his arms, Terry Urban has engrained himself into the very being of today's culture. He brings true artistry to every performance and ensures that every party is properly rocked. Just ask for him by name: Terry Urban.

Terry Urban has released mixtapes with Mick Boogie, including "Unbelievable" (tribute to The Notorious B.I.G., hosted by P. Diddy), "The Graduate (hosted by Kanye West) and Viva La Hova,[1] which mashed up Jay-Z and Coldplay[1]. He released "Southerngold" [2] in 2009 which mixed Santigold  with music by contemporary southern rappers. The mixtape drew legal attention from Santigold's record label in the form of a cease and desist later. [2]. The mixtape album "Lady Stardust" put Lady Gaga songs together with David Bowie tracks [3]

DISCOGRAPHY:
Le Da Soul (December, 2009)
The Cleveland Show (December, 2009)
Lady Stardust (December, 2009)
Wild Young Heartbreaks (October, 2009)
Songs To Skate To (July, 2009)
Southerngold (May, 2009)
Unbelievable: The Notorious Edition (January, 2009)
Grammy Remix Project (January, 2009)
Cornerstone Mixtape #112 - The Best Of 2008 (December, 2008)
Viva La Hova (October, 2008)
Hi! My Name Is B.o.B. (March, 2008)
NBA Allstar Mixtape (February, 2008)
The Graduate (October, 2007)
AllHipHop Weekend 2007 (The Rebirth) (September, 2007)
How My Brain Works part 1,2,3 (2007 - 2010)

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A-Trak- Ray Ban Vision feat. CyHi Da Prynce

I don’t have to say much about this record or I can just list all the females this song is dedicated to, I’ll pass, shout out to DJ Kast One.