Jeremih teams up with Big Sean and Paul Wall for this collaboration called “Ol Skool Pontiac”. This is an unreleased cut that the Chi-Town R&B artist talked about back in 2010. He is currently working on a new album, which will be released later this year.
Fall Out Boy are back with a new record as they team with G.O.O.D. Music’s Big Sean. This will appear on their forthcoming album Save Rock And Roll dropping April 16th.
Big Sean treats us to another track off his sophomore album, Hall Of Fame. He lets go of his collaboration with Common produced by Million $ Mano, No I.D. and Rob Kinelski. Expect the full project to drop sometime during the summer.
Big Sean concluded his European tour with a show at the Electric Brixton in London. After tearing it down, the G.O.O.D. Music artist decided to go out with a bang and treated the audience to a preview of a new track called ‘Fire’. The record will appear on his forthcoming album Hall Of Fame dropping this summer.
Yesterday, MTV gave Kanye West the #7 spot on their Hottest MCs In The Game list and everyone was waiting to see Mr. West’s response. Today, he called up Hot 97′s DJ Enuff and gave his thoughts on the list, Big Sean & Lil Wayne’s position, Cruel Summer criticism, and more.
Both Wayne and Sway had a response via Twitter. You can peep those responses below.
Now I’m confused, first they said that it was trashed, now in an interview with Jenny Boom Boom, Big Sean confirms that the project Cruel Winter is indeed coming.
Producer Key Wane just released his new mixtape So Many Keys and one of the standout records on the tape is an updated version of Big Sean’s “24K Of Gold”. The original version featured J.Cole but now Raekwon adds his own verse to it.
The radio rip has been floating around the net for awhile and now Juicy uses this track as the next single from his Stay Trippy album.
2012 was a GREAT year for mixtapes. Almost everyone put out a tape for the masses, but there could ONLY be one winner and that went to Big Sean’s Detroit. This is going to hold us down until Sean’s Hall of Fame drops sometime this year and if you haven’t grabbed your copy, get it HERE.
Runner-Up: 1999
Only seems right that if you take Song of The Year, you might as well have the Music Video of the Year also. The video is so simple that it fits PERFECTLY with the song. This song lives on G.O.O.D. Music’s Cruel Summer. And HOPEFULLY, we can hear this Cruel Winter that Big Sean and Q-Tip spoke about.
Runner-Up: Swimming Pools
