On The Campaign Trail
DJ Smallz puts his mixtape campaign in major motion with the latest edition of Southern Smoke, trying to garner any last votes he can for the upcoming Mix Show Power Summit and Dirty Awards (SEA on the way). Pledge your allegiance to the Southern Smoke flag by voting for Smallz, but more importantly, this mixtape is significant because it means #30 is next up. Expect something big for that cornerstone mixtape. Featuring Southern music from Boyz N Da Hood, Lil’ Wayne, Juvenile, Jody Breeze, Rick Ross, Trae, Yung Joc, Plies, Trick Daddy & Chamillionaire + a gang of young gunners.

Artist: Ludacris
Song: Money Maker
Album: Release Therapy
Ripped By: Dynasty

A Kwelity Mixtape
The ‘BK Emcee’ is no stranger to the mixtape game, so when Talib Kweli decided to return to the ring after a brief hiatus on the mic, it was nothing short of a Beautiful Thing. Hooking up with Tennessee mixtape titan Wally Sparks on the other hand, now that was a little of surprise. Usually known for his Southern mixtapes, Sparks branches out for this incredible collaboration between the Brooklyn emcee and ‘The Walter Crunkite’ of mixtapes. Nevertheless, this mixtape is nothing but heat, including rare tracks, exclusives and original remixes. This mixtape is a Kwelity stash of incredible music from one half of Blackstarr and one half of Reflection Eternal. Which half is his better side? You’ll have to wait and see.

Game Recognize Game
With his monster mixtape Mood Muzik #3 (the Joe Budden series) in the works, DJ On Point hits the streets hard with the latest edition of his hip-hop compilation series U Gotta Respect It. Game recognize game. Banging the hardest hip-hop from front to back and back to the front, this On Point joint features all-new tracks, freestyles and mixtape anthems. Featuring hip-hop from Juelz Santana & Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Mobb Deep, Lloyd Banks & Young Buck, Alchemist & Ras Kass, The Game, Jadakiss, Young Jeezy, Freeway, Styles P, Stack Bundles, J-Hood and more .

DJ Scream & MLK Present Hot 107.9 Most Requested

DJ Lo Presents The Best Of The Lox

Catch His Drift
We had to pull some major strings to get this package past Customs, but this package was well-worth the effort. Importing this Canadian Coke straight from Toronto, we paved the way for Kardinal Offishall aka. ‘Mr. Kardinal’ to come through with another monster mixtape to serve the fiends.
The incredibly talented reggae/underground hip-hop hybrid hasn’t dropped an American album in almost five years (his 2004 Fire & Glory only reached Canada’s shelves), but he stays sprinkling the fans with mixtapes to stay in the spotlight. But it’s nearing three years since he dropped 2004 mixtape Kill Bloodclot Bill, and Kardi felt it was time to get official again. So with the American mixtape king DJ Whoo Kid rolling out the red carpet for Toronto’s finest, this mixtape full of exclusive freestyles and tracks is nothing but the pure T. Dot blow.

The Kalonji Mixtape
Always dipping into things on the reggae side with his reggae mixtape series Evolution of Reggae and Straight From Di Yard, DJ L brings you an artist feature mixtape of one of the hottest voices in the game, Sizzla. The Saint Mary, Jamaican reggae superstar and Bobo Ashanti is known for his unique vocal abilities and high standing in the reggae world. This mixtape features more than 40 classic tracks and verses from Sizzla Kalonji.

Today, The Game told Egypt and Donnell Rawlins of New York’s Power 105 the deal with him and Dr. Dre. He admitted that Dre was not on the album. I don’t think The Game was interested in playing games, because he just answered the question without fanfare. HE said he didn’t know why Dre was absent, but in his recent interview with AllHipHop, he alluded to defying the good Doctor as it pertained to beef with 50 Cent.