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Saay BRo got this trrack Off Dj Kay Slay latest mixtape… alot of heavy hitters dropping bars… Good to hear Dorrough going in…

SaaaY BRO this is Courtsey of MTV’s The O.D.: A Mixtape Daily Exclusive. Catch Jeezy going in on the best hip hop tour in years

“It’s not a rap concert; it’s a show,” Jeezy said just hours before the performance. “Me and Jay sat down and talked about it. That was the whole thing: ‘Let’s give them a concert, not just a rap show.’ It’s been working out that way. From start to finish, it’s a whole show. Trey [Songz], me, Jay — from start to finish, it flows. It’s kinda crazy, ’cause we got the same type of fans. It’s not awkward. You could be on tour with somebody, you see Jeezy and Black Eyed Peas, it’s like, ‘What the hell?’ ”

Young just put out the first record from his Thug Motivation 103 album,
“Lose My Mind. “
This record features Plies and debuted in a live performance Saturday during the Blueprint 3 Tour stop in Atlanta.

“To keep it all the way 100 with you, we did a record called ‘So Sad,’ ” Jeezy said about how he got with Plies. “Before I could put it out, the record leaked, so we was good on that. Then I was gonna do a record for him [for his album]. I did the record, by the way, but I had ‘Lose My Mind.’ I done three verses. I listened to it a couple of times. I said, ‘Let me try something. I’mma put somebody on the record.’ I was doing a joint for him at the time and happened to see him. We was doing something for [NBA] All-Star [Weekend]. I was like, ‘Yo, I’mma get you this record, see if you like it.’ He sent it right back. I went with it. Just to warm up the streets, let them know I’m coming.”

Jeezy said he decided to premiere the song in front of the crowd at the Philips Arena on Saturday to let them know that he has something concrete done and the album is coming soon.

“It was new, so it was cool. But everybody was like, ‘When is TM103 coming out?’ But it’s like the block: I ain’t gonna put it out there unless it’s rock, unless it’s hard, unless it’s right,” he explained. “I wanted to get in the kitchen, in the lab, and do my thing and put it out when it’s time. I’m ready now. It don’t stop there. It’s go time.”

Young described “Lose My Mind” as a quick snapshot of his nightlife.

“To me, it’s my life,” Jeezy said. “That’s how I feel sometimes when I go out. If you listen to me, I said it a few times: ‘Lost my mind and my cell phone in the same night.’ No two days are the same. … I been partying my whole life. That’s how you feel the next day. You killed them, and you left. You was looking good, shining good, there’s no limit to what you can have in the club. That’s how it’s been for us before music. ‘Lose My Mind’ is doing what the hell I wanna do in the club. If it’s 100 bottles of rosé, if it’s 40 bottles of Belvedere, if it’s all the kush in the world. I’mma do what I wanna do. When I leave there, I don’t wanna remember nothing. I just wanna wake up and do the same thing again. That’s what ‘Lose Your Mind’ is about. You gotta have life your way. If you ain’t losing your mind, you ain’t partying right.”

Young said his album will drop sometime in June. And, of course, we’ll get his mixtape, Trap or Die 2 with DJ Drama, sometime before that.

“The date we originally wanted to go with, it didn’t work for neither one of us. It’s cool, though, because we never rush things,” Jeezy said about the mixtape’s delay. “Once we get through all the politics, I think the streets will have that.”

The Snowman did promise to keep leaking songs from the mixtape in the interim

Sexting is Luda’s 3rd single from his latest release… Saybro

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Media and music giant, Vivendi, reported their yearly profits and loss statements this week. While they posted a decline in last year’s revenue, they grew in one area … digital sales.

According to TechCrunch.com, the company’s music subsidiary, Universal Music Group (UMG), grew 8.4% in digital sales in 2009, which they attributed to strong growth in online sales.

The company’s artist roster includes very successful recording artists such as Lil Wayne, Lady Gaga, Eminem, the Black Eyed Peas, U2, and Taylor Swift, among others

UMG is the largest of the major record companies in music, housing and distributing several other labels underneath them such as Interscope/Geffen, Island Def Jam, Universal Republic, Univeral Motown, Fontana and countless others.

The company says they plan to “continue to encourage and support innovation,” reports TechCrunch.

Universal is also a major shareholder of music video service VEVO, which launched in December and “quickly rose to become the number 1 music property in the United States,” said TechCrunch.

While the music industry has continued to decline over the years, labels seem to be closing the gap in revenue loss by taking advantage of the new digital era. However, music sales are still not what they used to be.

So bros why you still chasing deals, & pressing a gang of CD’s.. Why build ya own brand,stay indie & sell ya music online with less over head… SaaaaaayBRO.