Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 14-01-2011
Now that Diddy’s newest album with Dirty Money, Last Train To Paris, came out and did exactly as expected (not very well). A new Diddy & Dirty Money track surfaced recently, this time being one that didn’t make the final cut of the album and features Ludacris. To be honest, the song could have fitted easily on the album so I’m not really sure why it was dropped in the first place, but having Ludacris on a track is always a plus in my books.
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 02-12-2010
Two more cuts of Diddy-Dirty Money’s forthcoming debut album, The Last Train to Paris were released on the internet recently and by the looks of things, we might get to hear the whole Dirty Money debut album, before it actually drops… when you think about it though, this has been common practice in 2010, B.o.B’s debut album was one song away from being completely leaked before the actual release date. Kanye’s album was fully leaked one song at a time even before the actual album leak. He still sold over 500,000 copies in the first week, so I guess leaks and what not are not much of a problem after all when you talk about good [G.O.O.D.] music right?
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 30-11-2010
Diddy and female counterpart Dirty Money released the visuals for the J. Cole reference track, I’m Coming Home. As expected having Diddy involved with any project usually means that money will be spent, and the video is no exception. I’m actually surprised in the lack of Diddy dancing though.
Diddy-Dirty Money debut album, The Last Train To Paris, is out on December 14th.
Posted by Ryan | Posted in Music | Posted on 08-11-2010
It’s 2010 and Diddy is still dancing around in videos, making a fool of himself. You gotta respect that, he’s somehow outlived so many people in the industry just by having a scent for money and a need to show his face in important hip-hop videos. That’s right, Rick Ross is important (and so is Gucci). The guy has had a lot against him (from the whole him being an officer thing, the 50 Cent beef, to the real/fake sex tape scandals) and he still manages to come out on top with a bunch of songs that will probably be considered classic hip-hop in a few years. Maybe he spends more on ghost writers than his jewelry, but who knows. If Gucci’s spending that kind of money on ghost writers though, that’s a lot of cash going down the toilet. At least for his verse on this one.
Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 01-11-2010
Alright, so while this song is actually being promoted as the newest release of Diddy’s Dirty Money, which was premiered during the pre-show of Game 4 of this year MLB World Series between the Texas Rangers and the San Francisco Giants, the reference track of it was released past Friday which was initially written by J. Cole. No hate towards Diddy and his crew, but anything with J. Cole will always be better, even if the changes of the version that will be featured on Dirty Money’s Last Train to Paris are minimal, because the version with J. Cole has… J. Cole.
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 28-10-2010
I swear everytime I see a Dirty Money release, I’m always surprised to see that their debut album, Last Train to Paris, has not dropped yet… I don’t know why, but it feels like it’s been a long process… anyway, here’s the visual counterpart of Diddy’s Dirty Money collaboration with Young Money very own Drake.
Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 22-10-2010
Dirty Money’s song and collaboration with Drake who is also a part of a money infused supergroup, Young Money, just received the Busta Rhymes remix treatment, lengthening the song’s life expectancy by adding a verse of his own on Dirty Money’s latest single of their upcoming album, Last Train To Paris set to drop on December 14th.
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 04-10-2010
Alright, so I didn’t hear about this collaboration until now, but the thing doesn’t come off odd or anything as they both run in the same circles quite often. To my knowledge, this is also the first excerpt we can actually hear of that said collaboration. And as much as I am not the biggest fan of Diddy’s music, I gotta say that the beat goes hard, thanks to Lil Lody.
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 27-08-2010
This was previously released as the song known as Hurt which was featured on the unofficial Drake’s mixtape, Heartbreak Drake Part 3, but here’s the mastered and official version of it being a Dirty Money song which also is their latest single from their debut album, Last Train To Paris.
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Posted by Matt | Posted in Music | Posted on 07-06-2010
While he’s not busy drinking Ciroc and doing smooth offs with Aziz Ansari, Diddy is gearing up for the release of his little project, Dirty Money, debut album, Last Train To Paris. Produced by Darkchild, I Want Your Love marks a more dancier type of track contrary to their leady single they released with Hello, Good Morning, which featured T.I. and had the more expected hip-hop vibe.
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