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Phil Ade unleashes the visuals to his new single "Nas Told Me," off his forthcoming project, R.O.S.E. On the Sunny Norway track Phil uses the inspiration from his favorite rapper to trial some of his hardships.

Master P is back with the cut "Woke Up A Millionaire"," where the New Orleans native schools the haters on why they still don't have, while he went from rags to riches overnight due to his vision.

B.o.B shades his crossover style from something more ratchet on his new single "HeadBand," featuring 2 Chainz, and set to appear on his forthcoming third studio album.

Snoop Dogg is proving he's a changed man, less of a "dog," more of a majestic lion with his new moniker Snoop Lion, as well as through his revelations and actions.

A day after Joining Gucci Mane's Brick Squad, the two has collaborated on a new track entitled "Darker." Over the bouncy, bass-heavy tune, the emcees rap about women, whips and smoke.

Mac Miller leaves little to the imagination on the cover of her second album Watching Movies with the Sound Off.

T.I.'s Hustle Gang unleashes the brand new FKi-produced track, "Here I Go." which he is also featured on along with Young Dro, Shad, Spodee and Mystikal.

Iggy Azalea looks stunning in a new photo shoot with Panama's Blank magazine. The 22-year-old, who is currently promoting her U.S.

French Montana unleashes the brand new banger "Ain't Worried About Nothin'," a track lifted from his forthcoming major label debut, Excuse my French, due out May 21.

Iggy Azalea follows her first single "Work," with the electro-dance offering "Bounce," which is lifted from her forthcoming debut LP The New Classic .

Styles P kicks of his buzz with new track and video for the song "Lean." In the visuals, the Yonkers emcee gathers with friends for Hookah, alcohol and exotic dancers.

Not only were Timbaland and Swizz Beats on hand for Jay-Z's buzz cut "Open Letter," it also looks like they're sticking around for a forthcoming album from Jay along with The-Dream, and it's all because, simply, they were in close proximity.