Activision is really stepping up their game for the upcoming DJ Hero 2. Not only will gamers have the chance to play with 2 turntables and a microphone (yea cliche I know) but you can also play as a host of all-star DJs and a crap load of artist mixes. The new track list includes everyone from 2Pac to Young Jeezy. Take a look at the entire roster of artists after the jump and make sure to check the trailer….
B drops another one for L’Oreal. At least this time it doesn’t look like she is going for the “bleaching” effect.
Ne-Yo drops a duel music video which seems to be a rising trend these days. First we get “Champagne Life” then things get a little serious with his current air play single “Beautiful Monster.”
Here is the last piece of the puzzle for Converse’s “3 Artists. 1 Song” summer marketing campaign. Kid Cudi along with artists Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast and Rostam Batmanglij of Vampire Weekend drop the video “All Summer.” Watch it, enjoy, then go buy some Converse.
Eminem’s prestige…is world-wide. Gracing the latest issue of NME Magazine. Via: RR
Ciara has teamed with Fanta Soda as a promotional partner for her Basic Instinct album which drops on Aug 17th. We would have preferred to see her as one of the Fanta Girls, preferably the purple one, but instead we get this promo video where Ciara talks about what we can expect from her upcoming album. YAWWWNNN.
Chris is doing whatever he can to get back in the good graces of the public eye. I’m not sure if a short film with a lot of Chris punching people is the way to go. But at least the production value looks pretty legit in this Matrix-style flick. Check the teaser for the film which is titled 12 Strands. Good for him he didn’t go with 12 Rounds.
Eminem’s Recovery notches the #1 Billboard spot again for the third straight week moving 229K albums. This brings his total to 1.3 million albums sold for the year, third behind that Bieber kid and Lady Antebellum. Big Boi’s solo album Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty performed slightly above expectations selling 62K on his debut week. Meanwhile Drake’s Thank Me Later continues to creep to Platinum status with a cumulative 800K albums sold. Lil Wayne would buy the remaining 200K to get him to Platinum if he could.