Kanye West Artwork for Power

Okay, I know that I'm not a huge fan of Kanye but I felt the need to post this because I know Andrew has an obsession with Ye. I won't be purchasing the album, however this artwork is different and unique.

The Dream "Trilogy (Video)"

12+ minutes of Dream? Sounds good. Instead of making three individual videos, Dream made one mega-video for "Yamaha," Nikki Pt. 2," and "Abyss," all of his latest album Love King, which is out now. I still don't think Dream has ever had a bad song in his life.

Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West "Erase Me (Radio Rip)"

Supposed second single off Cudder's Man on the Moon 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager that premiered this morning on a Cleveland radio station. Very upbeat tempo to this song, with nice guitars, and it's actually more a song than a rap. And that Mr. West character doesn't hurt either...

Kid Cudi feat. Kanye West- "Erase Me (Radio Rip)"

Chiddy Bang "Sooner or Later (Video)"

Some visuals from one of the first Chiddy Bang songs I ever heard. Their debut album, The Swelly Life, is due out this August. Pretty pumped for that. Spotted at PMA.

Marina and the Diamonds "Oh No (Video)"

You guys know I love the British music, so I couldn't resist putting up the latest visual from Marina and the Diamonds, off her fantastic debut album The Family Jewels. The video is pretty colorful and creative, and the music is excellent.

Pusha-T "Dearly Beloved (Freestyle)"

One half of the Clipse duo takes his turn over the oft-used "Angels" beat. The topic: Christopher "Dudus" Coke, the Jamaican drug king-pin who was recently extradited to the United States to stand trial. You can read about him more here. As for the song, wish it was longer. Pusha and Malice always come with it.

Pusha-T- "Dearly Beloved (Freestyle)"

Sunday Girl "Four Floors (Video)"

From fadedglamour.co.uk:

Jade Williams is a twentysomething Londoner, who goes by the moniker of Sunday Girl. Not because she's into Blondie but because she used to work in a pet shop on a Sunday. I imagine pretty much every review ever will mention this. Anyways, she's moved from pets to major labels, having signed to Geffen, and has worked with "shit hot" producers Diplo and Jim Eliot. Not withstanding that she's a fittie too. The future's looking good.