This is the video to the second single off of Nelly's upcoming 5.0 album. While it features guest appearances by T-Pain & Akon on the track there are also cameos by other artists in the video . See if you can spot them.

This is the single leading up to the the debut album from Nicki Minaj, Pink Friday. Being a female she has to walk a line between softer jams like this and more hardcore songs like her appearance on Kanye's "Monster" but she seems to be handling it well. As long as she doesn't release another song like that weak "Massive Attack" she'll have nothing to worry about.

This Busy Signal & Bounty Killer collabo can be found on Busy's latest album D.O.B. Getting away from the slackness thats permeating Dancehall at the moment this single brings the focus back on the struggles of the people of Jamaica.

"La La La" is the first single off of the Minneapolis-Saint Paul natives major label debut. Now the album was initially announced for a Fall 2010 release, but with winter rapidly approaching and no firm dates announced it looks like it'll be pushed back or maybe even a foreign market only release.

Newest one from Lloyd. Most of his songs are hot or miss with me but I kind of like this one. Makes me wonder, who do you think is the bigger singer right now, Trey Songz or Lloyd?

Ok, not sure what Breezy is trying to do with this one. The video starts out all ominous then moves to some Disney looking set with all the bright colors to go along with it. To top it all off he finishes with a dance break dressed like Milli Vanilli. Damn... it's the 80's all over again.

Yeah this tunes been out a while but like most big Reggae songs it takes a while to work its way up to the States. Like a big pot a cook food, it has to simmer a while before its ready. Mavado jumping on the track only made it that much better.

This is the first single off of Nelly's upcoming album 5.0. The song was produced by Jim Jonsin but Nelly comes across a little too soft for my liking on this track. Those who have recently lost love however [or whose hearts aren't made out of stone], will probably relate.

It's one of the most listened to songs on the site of of Trey's Passion, Pain & Pleasure album. It features Nicki Minaj who is the hottest female in the game right now. She's following that Lil Wayne model of be featured on as many tracks as possible, like Drake did.

We haven't had any complaints so we're gonna assume that the video thing is working out for most of you. Here's the video for the first single off the Far East Movement's Free Wired. Usually not my style this song caught my ear and it's been in my head ever since.