Bow Wow - All I Know



Yeah you already know that MusicJunkie is back and better than ever but nobody cares so lets get to the music, lol. We all know that Bow is a twitter fiend and releases all his music from there now, so lets add this song to the list. It called All I Know and he spits over the Timbo/Drake collab "Say Something" and just kills it. Greenlight 2 mixtape coming out on Christmas Eve as a gift for everyone, so until that comes out enjoy this courtesy of Splash.

Video: 50 Cent Live In NY, Queens


Download: Gudda Gudda - Guddaville (Mixtape)

Nicki Minaj - Getting Paid x Dang A Lang

Nicki Minaj - Getting Paid
Nicki Minaj - Dang A Lang

Two new tracks from my future wife, Nicki Minaj off the unofficial mixtape, "It's Barbie Bitches!". I like this pic more than the mixtape cover, mainly because of the coconuts.
Whats a "rob cash"? J.O.S.E. 2 in stores Ocrober 6th. Shouts to Splash.

Fat Joe - Blackout feat. Swizz Beatz and Rob Cash
Fat Joe - Okay Okay

Artworks + MP3's



Behind the scenes of the 5 Star Chick video by a 5 star chick.
Selena Gomez and The Scene - Kiss And Tell (iTunes Link)

Kiss & Tell is the upcoming debut studio album by American pop band Selena Gomez & the Scene. It will be released on September 29, 2009 under Hollywood Records. Gomez worked with several writers and producers on the album including Gina Schock of the Go-Go's. Musically, the album has a combination of different styles, prominently rock, synthpop, and dance elements.

The lead single from the album is "Falling Down," which peaked in the Billboard Hot 100 at number ninety-two and at eighty-three in the Canadian Hot 100.

Here's a preview of the album-titled track "Kiss And Tell" off of the album as a bonus.


Download: JoJo - Keep Forgetting (To Forget About You)

New shit from JoJo that I had to steal from Urbanascor.


Download: Miley Cyrus - Party In The U.S.A.

Wow, I forgot I post pop music now. I feel 20 posts coming up now since I don't want to go to sleep.


Download: Birdman - Money To Blow feat. Drake and Lil Wayne
Omarion - I Get It In feat. Gucci Mane (Clean)

Knocked Wayne off and put on Gucci, get it? Shouts to Splash.

Keri Hilson - Callin Ya

Keri Hilson - Callin Ya (Prod. by The Clutch)

It's been a long time since we got any new music from Miss Keri Baby. Well here's a change to that with this one is titled Callin Ya and sounds to me like a leftover from In A Perfect World... which is in stores now. Production comes from Keri's own Production/Writing group, The Clutch. Nice track from from Keri so enjoy.
Jordin Sparks - Over You

Jordin Sparks - Walk The Walk


Two new tracks from R&B singer Jordin Sparks.

Trey Songz - Ready (Album Review)

Trey Songz has always been a more hip-hop influenced R&B singer, but Ready might be the most soul Trey Songz has ever exhibited on an album. At the very least, it is more complete than Trey Day could have ever been, and there are even a few gems beyond the trademark sex jams that Trey is known for.

The album is front loaded with radio ready singles and funny sex stories that are either hit or miss depending who you ask. “Neighbors Know My Name” should be familiar to anyone who has ever made love in an apartment or college dorm room, and “Invented Sex” boasts of Trey’s bedroom skills with some assistance from newcomer Drake. “LOL :-)” is borderline awful, but also catchy enough to get stuck in your head for days. Gucci Mane and Soulja Boy are clearly here to help market this album to a younger generation, but then again, why are we marketing sex to a younger generation in the first place?

Moving on to the good of this album, “I Need A Girl” is the first down to earth love ballad that shows up, and features more alternative guitar-laced production that you would expect to hear elsewhere. “Black Roses” is even more alternative than that, and is really the first time we get to hear Trey in a completely different element. “Does He Do It” and “Be Where You Are” are more traditional, but also the biggest sounding records of his solo ballads. The album closes out strongly with a song that has been out for awhile, but “Yo Side Of The Bed” is still so smooth and so relevant to anyone who has found themselves missing an ex.

It has been too long for me to really remember Trey’s first album, but I can tell you Ready is much more advanced than his last. Trey seems to be moving in a more mature direction musically, if only he could stay away from the teeny bop stuff. You can’t really take love-making seriously when marketed to a 16 yr old, and instead of toeing that line, Trey needs to decide what kind of artist he ultimately wants to become. Until that time though, Ready is solid enough to buy and should please most Trey Songz fans. I give this album a 3/5.

There are several terms that come to mind when I am cogitating of how to set forth this redeeming album. Do I dare say that this EP is one of the best of all time? I would be hard pressed to say that, especially because there are so many prime albums out there. I will go as far to say that this EP was up there on the “Greatest EP's” list. Friends of mine ask me why I have been on the Drizzy bandwagon ever since Comeback Season dropped, and this is the perfect reason why. What many people out there don’t realize is that Drake can sing and rap. Since he can do this, it makes him one of the most versatile artists in the game. On the extended play, and what makes it such a great EP as a whole is that Drake sings the hooks, and raps his lyrics with a placid voice. He possesses a unique style that is rare and there is only one other musician in the game right now who I think is as versatile or possibly more versatile then Drake.
If you haven’t picked up your Drizzy EP yet, then there is truly something wrong with you. Although it wasn't a full album and was music off of his mixtape, the EP was epic. I give this album an 4/5, hands down. There really is no other grade to give this album, from the production to the lyrical scheme, to the cover and story the album tells, its definitely worth an 4/5! If you don’t have the album, then you need to go to your local music store, iTunes, or Amazon, and pick this album up, you are seriously missing out. Support the artists who make great music, buy the album, and show your love the right way.
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