New project from DTP frontman and hip hop OG, Ludacris. The free project entitled “IDGAF” features 12 records with features from French Montana, Chris Brown, Mac Miller & more!

Download avail. at our official site: http://www.eatinghiphop.com/2013/05/24/ludacris-idgaf-official-mixtape/

Mustard has signed a management deal with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation imprint.

DJ Mustard has made a name for himself with bay-infused 808 and snap laden production. Along with working extensively with artists like YG, Joe Moses, and Ty$, Mustard has branched out to work with bigger artists like Tyga, 2 Chainz, and Young Jeezy.

It seems his collaborator list is about to get even longer and more diverse with the announcement that the beatmaker has signed a management deal with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation imprint. Industry exec Jay Brown will represent Mustard. “I’m excited to take my career to the next level with RocNation, and Jay Brown!” declared the producer in a statement. “Looking forward to working with RocNation artists.”

J.Cole, Wale, Rihanna, and Jay Electronica are among the other artists signed with the Roc who may reap the benefits of having Mustard as a labelmate. The DJ also plans to drop a mixtape June 3rd.

After various releases, the highly anticipated mixtape from Funkmaster Flex titled ‘Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself?’ is finally here. The double disc project boasts 53 exclusive records from The Lox, Fabolous, ASAP Rocky, Slaughterhouse, Wale, J.Cole, Childish Gambino, Camron, Lil Wayne, French Montana, Lloyd Banks, Mac Miller, Young Jeezy, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross, Juicy J, Schoolboy Q and much more. Production comes from Swizz Beatz, Jahlil Beats, araabMUZIK, Harry Fraud, Statik Selektah, DJ Mustard, Young Chop, The Runners and more.

DJ Whoo Kid reveals that Snoop Dogg almost signed a joint venture deal with 50 Cent and G-Unit Records back in 2003.

DJ Whoo Kid, who is a long time 50 Cent collaborator, recently sat down to do an interview with Jack Thriller for ThisIs50.com. During the interview Whoo Kid spoke about meeting Lil Wayne when he was only 12, meeting Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg for the first time and also spoke about an age-old rumor that Snoop Dogg was going to sign with G-Unit Records back in the day. If you’ll recall, Snoop Dogg appeared on the “G-Mix” to ”P.I.M.P.” with Lloyd Banks and 50 Cent.

Although no recording contract was in the works, Whoo Kid did reveal that a joint venture was in fact a real possibility back in ‘03. He told Jack Thriller, “It was kinda close; it wasn’t like he was gonna sign, he was gonna have like a joint deal with G-Unit…he had joint deals with everybody…but he wanted a G-Unit connection.” He continued to explain, “I was supposed to meet him [Snoop Dogg] in L.A., so I said, ‘I’ma take the ‘P.I.M.P.’ record to Snoop.’ I got Snoop to get on the remix, but it was a freestyle. When I came back to New York and I let Fif hear it, he was like, ‘I’m keeping this, man. This shit is out of here’  and the P.I.M.P. remix became a single…During that time is when he wanted to be like Dogg Pound/G-Unit. It still is though, Snoop ain’t never goin’ no where, he’s with us.” Snoop Lion and 50 Cent recently released their collaborative track “Major Distribution“ back in January which also featured Young Jeezy. The DJ said about the track, “You hear the new record…Snoop is always gonna be different when he has to do a record with Fif’. He always wanted to have the G-Unit connection. Everywhere he goes he still talks G-Unit, he still performs ‘P.I.M.P.’ everywhere, that’s part of his major catalog. Uncle Snoop, I can’t believe I know him.”