People ask us why we post LMFAO stuff on HipHopSite, as it crosses over into house and pop music territories. Reason is, we’ve been doing it since 1997. Red Foo is a pioneer of the indie hip-hop 12″ movement that was birthed the same time as HHS itself, when he teamed up with Evidence and [cont.]

Kelis drops her long-awaited video for the David Guetta produced “Acapella”, taken from her forthcoming LP, Flesh Tone.

David Guetta debuted the “Getting Over You Remix” last night at Winter Music Conference in a big way, bringing out LMFAO and Black Eyed Peas to perform the as of yet unreleased remix live. They also did the requisite performance of “I Gotta Feeling”, also known as the millennial “Don’t Stop Believin’”. The lighting on [cont.]

Grammy Award winning DJ/Producer David Guetta will premiere his latest single “Gettin’ Over You” with Chris Willis featuring Fergie and LMFAO live this Friday during his set At Ultra at Winter Music Conference with a special live performance with Chris Willis and LMFAO. The new single is an updated production of the album track “Gettin’ [cont.]

In the above clip, Kelis performs at Club 57, which hosts New York’s largest gay dance party every Saturday, in birthday celebration of her best friend Legendary Damon. Here, she gets down to Major Lazer’s “Pon De Floor”, and performs new tracks “4th of July”, “Acapella”, and “22nd Century”, each off her forthcoming LP, Flesh [cont.]

This Bruno Mars character (pictured) has been making noise left and right, most notably helping B.O.B. propel “Nothin’ On You” into a monster hit. Guetta’s the latest to tap him for “World Goes On”, which is kinda of like a lyrical-spiritual sequel to “Love Is Gone”, but more sexy, less abrasive. Now where’s the less [cont.]

Obviously these two are trying to pump out another “Sexy Chick” (pause), so far with “Takin’ It Off” already making a little noise, and now this. Production works for what it is, however Akon’s stuff here seems a little dated, loosely referencing Eddie Murphy’s “Party All The Time” and Prince’s “1999″. And who says “party [cont.]

Second Cudi vid for the day. We’re guessing the one below is going to get more views….

2010 is the year where rappers and R&B singers make house songs. This is the first single from Estelle’s third LP, All of Me, set for 2010 release. Guetta’s going a little deeper with the production here, with some definite B-More / Afrojack influence in there, while Estelle channels J.J. Fad for her raps and [cont.]

MTV posts highlights from the Black Eyed Peas show at Madison Square Garden last night, as each Ludacris, LMFAO, Kelly Rowland, and David Guetta made appearances on stage next to the biggest group in hip-pop. [Source: MTV]

Now signed with will.i.am’s imprint under Interscope, Kelis will reinvent herself once again with her fourth LP, Flesh Tone, due out this spring. Moving slightly away from the hip-hop styles of production that fueled tracks like “Bossy”, Kelis will instead team with some the biggest producers in house music. Producers for Flesh Tone include will.i.am, [cont.]

In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Akon spilled details about his next album, as well as Dr. Dre’s “dance record”. “You’ve got some straight hardcore hip-hop guys actually moving into the dance realm,” Akon told the A.P. “And that’s shocking. When you’ve got someone like Dr. Dre about to do a dance record [cont.]

I’ve been on this song for a minute, since about the time Guetta’s album dropped, but lately it’s moved to the back of the crates, as it never really induced the level of frantic fist pumping that I was going for. However with Van Helden’s new remix, he takes it to the limit, with ridiculous [cont.]

David Guetta is no stranger to the dance music scene, crafting huge crossover club hits like “Love Is Gone”, “The World Is Mine”, and “Love Don’t Let Me Go”, which continue to age gracefully, as deejays across the nation play these songs to death as a part of their “house set”, continuing to churn out [cont.]