B and A’s cover of Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black”, as heard on The Great Gatsby soundtrack.

As previously reported, Jay-Z was signed on as music supervisor for Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, and the just revealed tracklist shows an interesting mix of collaborators. The soundtrack will feature a new track by Jay called “100$ Bill”, a remake of Amy Winehouse’s “Back To Black” by Beyonce and Andre 3000, as well as [cont.]

Well, the Outkast reunion might not be happening anytime soon, but Big Boi’s taking it upon himself to remix Andre 3000′s recent collabos with Frank Ocean and T.I. Here’s the Outkast remix of “Pink Matter”.

T.I. gives us another taste of his new album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head, due Dec. 18th. Produced by Jazzy Pha.

“Some days I feel like I’ll do it, some days I don’t. Some days I feel like I don’t need to, some days I feel like I want to do it before I die. So, I don’t know where to fall. I am just hoping one day I get that inspiration,” he said at an [cont.]

Andre 3000 spoke with Fuse about his new track with T.I., as well as the possibility of Outkast reuniting for another LP. He basically stated that a reunion is possible, but when it happens, you will hear it directly from them, not from….THE INTERNET.

T.I. recently held a listening party for his long-overdue Trouble Man LP in NYC, which is due December 18th. In the session, he played a track called “Sorry”, produced by Jazze Pha, which features Andre 3000 “He shit on me on my own record,” T.I. told Rolling Stone, “There’s no shame in getting beaten by [cont.]

In a recent interview with Billboard, Big Boi updates fans on the status of Outkast, and also what happened to those two mysterious ‘Kast collabos that were to appear on Frank Ocean and T.I.’s albums. “Dre didnt want an Outkast Record Coming out on anybody else LP,” he said. “To give away a full OutKast [cont.]

From Strange Clouds, available now. 3 Stacks killed this, as per usual.

Ross and Andre’s 8 minute extravaganza from God Forgives, I Don’t.

Andre 3000 will portray Jimi Hendrix in All Is By My Side, which is currently filming in Ireland. Hendrix’s estate is unfortunately not allowing any songs written by Jimi in the film (?), however the producers have cleverly found a way around the hurdle. Instead, Andre 3000 has cut cover versions of songs that Hendrix [cont.]

Tipper speaks with DJ Whoo Kid on Shade 45 about working with Cam’Ron and Dr. Dre, and says he has songs completed with Kanye West, Andre 3000, Usher, and Young Jeezy.

BoB AKA Bobby Ray sat down with Nick Huff Barili at SXSW for an exclusive Hard Knock TV interview. BoB calls his new album Strange Clouds a more mature album and says he has produced a lot of it along with Jim Jonsin and Dr Luke. TI not only lent his support to the project [cont.]

Check out the official video launch for Converse’s newest 3 Artists, 1 Song titled “DoYaThing” featuring Gorillaz, Andre 3000, and James Murphy. To find out more information and to download the track for free visit: http://bit.ly/DoYaThing

In a recent interview with GQ, Andre 3000 spoke on the prospect of an Outkast reunion LP. “There’s been a lot of talk on the Internet about an OutKast album and I have to say that as of now, there are no plans for another OutKast album. There’s a lot of music on the horizon. [cont.]

Mac Miller and JJ stopped by the Skee Lodge to chop it up with DJ Skee on “Live From LA”. Mac talks about his rise to fame with 106,000 first week sales, working with Raekwon and De La Soul, Andre 3000′s influence, new records, favorite albums of all time, and much more. Stay tuned for [cont.]

Gorillaz, Andre 3000, and James Murphy team for this song for Converse’s Three Artists, One Song series. Dana Dane is pissed right now.

Drake appears on this version, along with original verses in tact.

André 3000 Benjamin – one of Gillette’s Masters of Style – talks about what style means to him.

In part 1 of this interview with Nick Huff Barili, XV explains why Andre 3000 of Outkast is his favorite rapper and then spits lines from favorite verse from Return of the G. XV also weighs in on the classic debate that most Outkast fans have over which album they think is Outkast’s best work: [cont.]