Kanye West

Yesterday was GOOD Friday, today is late Saturday. Here is the new Kanye joint.

Kanye West

"Devil With A New Dress"

So apparently Jay and Kanye are doing a 5 song album together which is dope, what isn't dope is them putting 2 rappers too many on this song. Nicki Minaj? Are you kidding me? I can't believe people think this chick is actually dope. Anyways, enjoy.

Kanye West & Jay-Z

"Monster"

Okay. This is that shit. Kanye and Hov murder this shit, and at the same time give all us DJ's a reason to play Chill Rob G's and Snap's "I Got The Power" again. The Roc is in the building, GOOD Music's in the building. Music like this is the reason I do NationOfMillions... and also the reason I don't post all the bullshit music that every other blog does. That is all.

Kanye West feat. Jay-Z

"Power" REMIX

Hot off the presses... new Kanye West. This was apparently finished early this morning.

A little late but here is some new shit from KiD CuDi. Not sure what I think of it, hopefully somebody makes an electro mix of it soon.  Electro Cudi > Hip-Hop Cudi.

KiD CuDi feat. Kanye West

"Erase Me"

This is pretty dope. A pre Roc-A-Fella Records Kanye West album featuring GLC, Really Doe, Rhymefest and a few others. We posted some of these tracks a while ago but this is the whole album. Large up Andrew from FakeShoreDrive for unleashing this one! I'll let Andrew explain this project...

"Once upon a time there was a Chicago music conglomerate known as Kon-Man Productions, which was represented by Hustle, a marketing and promotions company run by Don Crowley, John “Monopoly” Johnson and Happy Lewis.  At the top of the Kon-Man productions pyramid, was a up-and-coming rapper/producer by the name of Kanye West.  Kanye had recruited some of Chicago’s top talent to join him on his road to riches and quest for stardom.   Producers such as Boogz, Arrowstar and Brian “All Day” Miller helped him on the production side, while emcees such as GLC, Mikkey, Rhymefest, Timmy G, Miss Criss, Shayla G and Really Doe held down microphone duties.

Out of this conglomerate, a small “group” was formed which featured Kanye himself, GLC, Timmy G and Arrowstar – and this group was called the Go Getters.   The Go Getters recorded a handful of songs, did some promo shoots and made radio appearances – but an official album was never released.  A few of these tracks were released about 10 years ago via the World Record Holders album, which was more of a Kon-Man Productions compilation that also featured some completed Go Getters tracks.  Also included on this album/mixtape were loose songs Kanye produced and completed songs from various Kon-Man artists."

Go-Getters

World Record Holders LP

1. World Record Holders Intro

2. World Record Holders (Performed by GLC, Kanye West, Timmy G)

3. Nothin’s Gonna Stop Me (Performed by Kanye West)

4. Dem Guys (Performed by GLC, Timmy G)

5. Ghetto Senorita (Performed by Miss Criss, Kanye West & Shayla G)

6. All I Need (Performed by Kanye West, Mikkey Halsted, Miss Criss)

(Prod. by Brian “All Day" Miller)

7. Foolish Game (Performed by Mikkey Halsted)

(Prod. by Brian “All Day” Miller)

8.  No Luv (Performed by GLC, Timmy G)

9.  Fight With The Best

(Performed by Kanye West, Rhymefest & Mikkey Halsted)

10. 10 In A Benz (Performed by Rhymefest & Kanye West)

(Prod. by Andy C)

11. Uh Oh (Performed by Kanye West, Timmy G, GLC)

12. Mind Yo Business (Performed by GLC, Timmy G, Kanye West)

13. Let Em In (Performed by Kanye West, GLC, Timmy G)

I bet you didn't expect to wake up to this one. Brand new Kanye West. This is the first single off Good Ass Job. That's back to back bangers for those keeping count. Word to Amber Rose (and Grace Jones).

Kanye West feat. Dweli

"Power"

Here is a sneak preview of Kanye on the Cleveland Show that airs this Sunday, which will mark exactly the second time I watch the show after the premier was a big let down.

I'm feeling lazy today so this one is a jack (words and all) from RadioPlanet.tv...

"In this classic RadioPlanet.tv exclusive from October 2002, an enthusiastic Kanye West eerily foretold his future to DJ Whoo Kid and dropped an acapella freestyle – before his fateful car accident! From not getting any publishing from The Blueprint, to his fashion style that everybody will one day copy, to his mother giving him an angel pendant for crashing his car the first time… it seems like Kanye predicted his own destiny! Ye also beams over his Rocafella chain and speaks on Jay-Z’s influence over fans, artists who go too hard in the studio and more!"

This is probably the only time I've laughed at anything Jay Leno related, except of course when Conan and Letterman clowned him hard last month.