This Bun B Trill OG album is sounding niceeee right about now!  He’s 2 for 2 on the Drake collaborations, and the Right Now song that features Pimp C, 2Pac, and Trey Songz is crazy!  As a bonus, I’ve even threw in Chuuch!  Support the South and grab that album this Tuesday on August 3rd.  Download links below:

• Bun B Ft. Drake – It’s Been A Pleasure (Produced by Boi-1da & 40) – (alternative download link)
• Bun B Ft. Pimp C, 2Pac & Trey Songz – Right Now – (alternative download link)
• Bun B – Chuuch! – (alternative download link)

Game, Red Cafe, Tyga, and Polow Da Don like girls.  We do too (especially if they look like Joanna Krupa).  Download link below:

• Game Ft. Red Cafe & Tyga – I Like Girls (Produced by Polow Da Don) – (alternative download link)

The next time this song leaks, it won’t be called Problems and it’ll have a singer doing the hook.  For now though, it’s Problems produced by Jim Jonsin and Cole is still the truth!  Download link below:

• J. Cole – Problems (Produced by Jim Jonsin) – (alternative download link)

Fresh off of selling 176,295 copies of Teflon Don (good for #2 in the country only behind Slim’s Recovery), Rozay hits the studio hard to give the fans two new records.  The first is Peelin’ Money Fast and the second is a freestyle over that viscous Waka Flocka Flame song. Download links below:

• Rick Ross – Peelin’ Money Fast – (alternative download link)
• Rick Ross – Hard In The Paint Freestyle – (alternative download link)

^^ Who’s that?!  She’s Larissa Riquelme aka Paraguay’s biggest soccer fan and she’s the post’s image JUST because.  What’s in this post then?  A bunch of unreleased tracks that leaked yesterday (from the same mixtape that the new Gucci and Yelawolf song was on) from the likes of Fabolous, Nicki Minaj, Trey Songz, Swizz Beatz, Jim Jones, David Banner, and Vado.  Some are finished and some aren’t; some are throwaway tracks and some are just verses; and some are good and some are bad.  Either way, there’s a lot to choose from.  Download links below:

• Fabolous – Girl You Be Killin Em – (alternative download link)
• Nicki Minaj – Ice Cream Man – (alternative download link)
• Trey Songz Ft. Swizz Beatz – Scratchy – (alternative download link)
• Jim Jones Ft. David Banner – On My Grind – (alternative download link)
• Vado – Usually Do – (alternative download link)

Adidas’ latest commercial features B.o.B and RJ Berger (MTV).

Yelawolf enlists the services of Gucci to provide for this great track. Chemistry brewing between the two for sure!

Download: Yelawolf ft. Gucci Mane – Wanna Party – (alternative download link)

Kid CuDi jumps on a pretty solid beat to get a little personal. Leak or throw away record? We’ll let you decide for now.  Download link below:

• Kid Cudi – MoJo So Dope – (alternative download link)

In preparation for his upcoming August 3rd album release, Gibbs drops his latest mixtape.  Check out the Track List for the mixtape as well as Freddie’s interview with Complex Magazine after the jump.

Download: Freddie Gibbs – Str8 Killa No Filla | Direct Link [via XXL]

Complex: On Str8 Killa you have a song called “Oil Money” with your new group that includes Bun B, Chuck Inglish, and Chip Tha Ripper. Have you decided on a name for the group yet?
Freddie Gibbs: [Laughs.] Nah, we still never came up with a name. I think we gonna come up with a name by Saturday ‘cause they’re gonna be in town and we rocking a show in San Bernardino.
Complex: Are you guys doing a full-length album?
Freddie Gibbs: We’re about two, three songs in, so we’re probably gonna knock out an EP. I don’t know who we’re gonna put the project out through. But pretty much everybody’s clearable. Everybody down, so there ain’t gonna be no issues. But probably when I go with a major somewhere within the next month or two, we’ll definitely shoot for that. It’s pretty much eminent, I just don’t know which one yet. It’s to the point where they’re gonna make so many offers and they keep going up. I can’t say no. They’re trying to come correct. I still ain’t said “yes” to nobody yet or nothing of that nature. I just been talking to niggas and I think it’s gonna happen definitely by the end of the year. It’s just gotta be the right situation, ‘cause I’ve stayed indie my whole career. That’s gonna be my major label project, Baby-Faced Killa.
Complex: So how far along into Baby-Faced Killa are you?
Freddie Gibbs: Shit, probably like three or four records. I did a new record called “Face Down” that’s gonna be on the Str8 Killa No Filla mixtape, too. I did a song with Jim Jonsin that came out real hot. The name of that song is “Let It Go.” I’m just getting it in with different niggas and turning out some hot shit. I’m probably gonna get back in there with Bun. I just got off the phone with Hi-Tek right before you called. We bout to do some shit. So that Baby-Faced Killa project is gonna be something to talk about. But the Str8 Killa gonna be better than all you niggas’ albums. I approach every project the same, like it’s a full-length album. Only reason Str8 Killa is an EP is because we just wanna sell it. And we couldn’t sell all the records that was on the mixtape. ~ComplexMag

Like the title says, Elzhi breaks his silence about his status with Slum Village…

Let’s cut right to the chase; are you in Slum Village now or not?

Am I in Slum Village or am I not? As far as what’s going on… As far as, like, me not having any say so to any treatments to videos being shot, or me not going to do the interviews to promote this new Slum Village album, or [Barack Records and T3] not contacting me or my management, and… as you can see in the “Reunion 2” video, I would say I wasn’t in the group. And at the same time, them taking me off records, so now I’m on a minimal amount a records for the [Villa Manifesto] album, I would say I wasn’t in the group.

At this point, is there any hope for a real reunion between you and T3?

As much as I was tripping off the fact that T3 allowed the label to take me off half of the album, he wasn’t sticking up for me and did a video behind my back; [the way] I was looking at it at that time was as long as they know my worth what I brought to the table, my legacy, they cooperate and they willing to negotiate with me about certain things… ’Cause honestly I haven’t even got paid in full on the [new] album yet. But I was just looking at it like as long as they get their act together, Slum Village can still keep on making music.

Read the full interview @ XXLMag.com