All southern remix of Khaled’s latest club-smasher. Everybody hands go….UP.

Lots of clips from Drizzy’s Houston performance on the 20th, including guest shots from Bun B, Lil Keke, and Birdman.

The Trill OG teams up with the new breed to help him out with the money-counting duties. Jacksons go in the safe, Washingtons go to wifey. Shout to NR. LISTEN: Bun B – “Countin’ Money All Day” (Feat. Yo Gotti + Gucci Mane)

Speculation was this mixtape would be pushed back, then it just dropped today out of the blue. Trap or Die 2: By Any Means Necessary features Baby, Bun B, he Clipse, Plies, Trick Daddy, Scarface and Bigga Rankin. Young Jeezy + Don Cannon – “Trap Or Die 2: By Any Means Necessary” (Mixtape)

Couple new leaks off the upcoming Ten Toes Down album from 8ball and MJG. First track is produced by David Banner and features Bun B. The second track features David Banner and is produced by Midnight Black. The album hits stores May 4th. LISTEN: 8ball + MJG + Bun B – “I Don’t Give A [cont.]

Gym Class Heroes lead further elaborates on upcoming projects, namely his Forgetting Katy Perry mixtape, not to mention his solo album Lazurus, hitting June 8th.

Here we have a prior released track, now DJ free from Playaz Circle’s Tity Boi featuring Bun B. This track first appeared on the DJ Scream mixtape from 2009. Check it out below. Tity Boi + Bun B – “Pimps (No DJ)” (MP3)

Here is the audio to the video that we posted in March. This track leaked but with very bad quality a while back. Reflection Eternal’s Revolutions Per Minute is scheduled for a April 20th release date. LISTEN: Reflection Eternal + Bun B – “Strangers”

One more new track from the Slaughterhouse boys, this one featuring 1/2 of Slaughterhouse and Bun B. This is a 6 minute snippet, and the full version will be on Bar Exam 3. Also pay attention to the end of the track where Royce talks about linking back up with a former Detroit connect of [cont.]

New remix from Def Jam artist Bone, and he brings with him some notable other friends from the label. Remix features Bun B, The-Dream and Rick Ross. The original track first appeared on mixtapes in late January. LISTEN: Bone + Bun B + Rick Ross +The-Dream – “Homegurl (Remix)”

With such an abundant amount of video surfacing from this week’s festival, we’ve decided to take some of the performances highlights and roll them all up into one post. Check back here regularly for updates over the next week. Pharoah Monch @ SXSW Duck Down Showcase from AB on Vimeo. Black Milk w/ AB & [cont.]

Lead single from Reflection Eternal’s Revolutions Per Minute LP, dropping April 20th. Directed by Frankie Dee Aikens.

New Bun B track which originally was on the No Mixtape that was released in late January. At the time it was only a snippet of the track, but today a more complete version of the track leaked. The final version is said to have OJ Da Juiceman on it as well. For now here [cont.]

A little West Coast as Snoop prepares to re-release his latest album under the title More Malice.  The album comes out March 23rd and will feature seven new tracks and a DVD of the movie Malice In Wonderland. Included on the re-release will be the “I Wanna Rock (G-Mix)” which features Jay-Z along with “That [cont.]

This track was on the mixtape The Empire Presents Southern Slang V12 a little while back, but now has been released DJ free.  This will not appear on the upcoming T.I. album but is a good sign of more music to be coming soon from T.I.. LISTEN: T.I. + Bun B – “Dope House”

Way to dangle the carrot at the end, Rosenberg….Ha!

Beat sounds reminiscent of 50′s “Get Up” with a Swizz Beatz feel….Here, your resident goon remix squad consists of a bunch of New York rappers, plus Bun B who comes in killing shit towards the end…..But, caterpillers In a cocoon house, Cassidy? Grafh + Red Cafe + Maino + Bun B + Cassidy – “Bring [cont.]

In a recent interview with XXL, Bun B revealed that he is leaving Warner Bros’ Asylum Records imprint and moving to Universal’s Fontana Distribution for the release of his next LP, Trill O.G. “[This new situation] works better for me,” Bun told the magazine. “I work better in the small system. When you’re in the [cont.]

Part One of a great interview with Statik Selektah, Termanology, and Bun B. The trio dish on Stat’s “100 Proof”, Term’s forthcoming “1982″, and Stat’s future albums with Bahamadia, Sean Price, Joe Scudda, JFK, Reks, Lil Fame, Saigon, and more.

Bun B plays the hits. But this is “no mixtape”, apparently. Watch out for that bonus track… Tracklist: 1. Intro 2. On To The Next Year 3. Stupid Trill 4. Trill OG 5. 2 Damn Trill 6. Gladiator (Snippet) 7. No Mixtape 8. Transform Ya 9. One King 10. Don’t Say Shit 11. Countin’ Money [cont.]