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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Game New ALBUM R.E.D


The new album from Compton, California rapper Game could be in jeopardy due to a new lawsuit filed by a company claiming to have been cut out of royalties, after signing the rapper.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Desperado Entertainment is seeking to halt the release of Game’s upcoming release The R.E.D. Album, which is slated for an August 24th release.

Desperado filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming it has agreements with Game that entitles the company to a portion of licensing and publishing income from all of the rapper’s record sales.

The lawsuit claims that Game and his associates are being paid hundreds-of-thousands of dollars in royalties but Desperado has never received their share of income.

Desperado also claims it attempted to work with UMG to resolve the issues with no results.

Lawyers for Desperado also accuse UMG of failing to account and pay proper royalties, claiming UMG reps blamed lack of payment of “budget overages.”

Desperado Entertainment is seeking an injunction, unspecified damages, in addition to an immediate advance payment of $275,000 for Game’s R.E.D. Album.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Jay Z sued by new private jet


A private jet company entitled, Air Platinum Holding, is in the process of suing rapper Jay-Z because the Brooklyn rapper never fully paid for the 55 hours he spent on one of their jets back in 2009.

TMZ.com reports that Jay-Z only paid Air Platinum Holding for 37 hours of service on one of its private jets. Leaving Jay-Z with a total of $137,485.00 owed for the remaining 18 hours (that amount also includes international fees, taxes, and more).

Air Platinum Holding owner Mickael Cowen even explained to MiamiNewTimes.com last year that he would never allow Jay-Z to charter another one of his jets.

"I won't fly Jay-Z ever again," Cowen explained. "He owes me $200,000."

TMZ attempted to reach a rep for Jay-Z for comment on the lawsuit, but their phone calls went unreturned.

Air Platinum Holding also made headlines last year when Cowen reportedly owed thousands of dollars to creditors, business partners, and former employees of the company

Rick Ross Boss


Rick Ross recently talked to MTV about the Supreme Team name change. The super-group, who recently added Nicki Minaj and Fabolous to their line-up of Diddy, Busta Rhymes, Red Cafe, DJ Khaled and the Bawse himself, recently announced their name would now be the Dream Team because of another group - coincidentally represented by Murder Inc.'s Irv Gotti - already using the name. Ross said that the name change was the proper thing to do and sends his blessings to Gotti's clique.

"Shout out to Irv Gotti and their whole movement, they've been repping the Supreme Team for a minute," Ross said. "We were caught up in the moment; it just fit the situation so good. We kinda just did our crew thing and ran with it. [The name] got hot in the streets. I think it was only right, us being entrepreneurs coming from the same place, representing the same game, being brothers."

He also spoke on the new name the Dream Team, which comes from the Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Patrick Ewing and Charles Barkley helmed gold medal winning 1992 U.S. Olympic basketball team. Ross says that he feels the new name is even more appropriate for the group.

"I felt like the 'Dream Team' was even more appropriate," he noted. "I felt that was the greatest team ever put together. They assembled the greatest players from each market on the same team and they went and took on the world. They conquered the world! Shout out to the Dream Team and the Supreme Team."

Roma ft Jos mtambo


ebana new track from Roma akiwa na Jos mtambo ikiitwa mechi za ugenini ebana ni track kali

JcB new albam


Msanii wa hip hop hapa bongo,akitokea mjini Arusha akijulikana kwa jina halisi la Jacob Makalla a.k.a JCB, hivi karibuni amekwisha ikamilisha albamu yake ijulkanayo kwa jina la Nakala za Makala yenye jumla ya nyimbo 16.


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Monday, June 21, 2010

Africans Hiphop


Mimi kama mpenzi mkubwa wa Hip Hop, nimekuwa nikijaribu kuifuatilia kwa karibu tangia '2 Proud' alipokuwa anavuma na nyimbo kama 'Ni mimi, niko kwenye maikrofoni' na 'Madawa ya kulevya'. Safari ya Hip Hop Tanzania ni ndefu kiasi chake -- ila wengi mtakubaliana na mimi kuwa hatuna "kioo" (as in, standard) madhubuti cha kuangalia na kutath'mini mabadiliko yaliyoletwa na huu muziki wetu.

Mara nyingi mambo mengi tunayojadili kuhusu Hip Hop tunakuwa kama tuna speculate tu. Kwahiyo, tunayoongelea kwenye kijiwe hiki ni tofauti na yatakayoongelewa kwenye kijiwe kingine kutokana na sababu kadhaa

Game aibuka


Compton, California rapper Game is responding to growing reports and rumors that he is dead.

Reports began to spread across the Internet that Game was shot and killed last night (June 20th) during an altercation at the Beverly Center, just after midnight in Los Angeles.

“Who ever started da rumor dat I was dead is funny as hell,” Game tweeted this morning (June 21st. “If u gone spread rumors, b more creative. Say, I had a fight wit the Toy Story cast or sumn & it turned fatal ha ha.”

The term quickly became a trending search topic as listed by Google, but many were skeptical of the news, due to a recent security breach involving Google Trends and the manipulation of keywords.

Game’s latest release the R.E.D. Album is due in stores on August 24th

Sunday, June 20, 2010

kanye na suge knight vipi tena


Kanye West and Marion “Suge” Knight appeared in New York court(June 18th) in an attempt to settle a lawsuit over a shooting at a 2005 party in Miami.

According to the New York Post, West refused to speak during a six-hour, closed door session between Knight’s lawyer Marc Brumer and West’s lawyers.

Knight is seeking over $1 million dollars from Kanye West, claiming the rapper was responsible for a shooting that took place during a party he was hosting at the Shore Club in Miami inside the Red Room in August of 2005.

Knight was struck in the leg by an unknown gunman and suffered a gunshot wound which left the Death Row Records founder with a shatter femur that required multiple operations to heal.

Additionally, Knight claims West is responsible for a $135,000 15 karat diamond earring that was lost during the melee, which occurred during the celebrity-filled event prior to the 2005 VMA Awards.

"He basically put his hands over his head and didn't say anything for six hours," Knight's lawyer, Marc Brumer, told Page Six. "He evidently doesn't know anything about anything, despite the fact that he hosted the party.”

On Friday, Knight told the Associated Press that he was “disappointed” with the outcome of the negotiations.

"I figured I could sit him down, man to man, and get this resolved," Knight said after the marathon meeting, which took place at an office on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

According to Knight and Brumer, Kanye West and The Shore Club are responsible because the shooter breached security with a firearm and squeezed off six shots, one of which hit Knight.

A number of celebrities attended the party, including The Game, Eddie Murphy, The Black Eyed Peas, Jessica Alba and others.

Even if Knight wins, he would have to share the proceeds with the IRS and a bankruptcy trustee.

The lawsuit is still being handled in Miami Federal Court

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