It’s no coincidence that Major Lazer’s Free The Universe and Snoop Dogg’s Lion’s Major Lazer produced reggae record, Reincarnated, are being released within a week of one another. At the helm of both of these projects is Diplo, the forward thinking, genre-defying producer who moonlights as one of the country’s top paid DJ’s, while making [cont.]

Fourth volume of Major Lazer’s appetizer EP series, designed to hold us over until the release of Free The Universe, which hits next Tuesday. LAZER STRIKES BACK Vol. 4 1. Major Lazer – Jah No Partial feat. Flux Pavilion (Run DMT Remix) 2. Major Lazer feat. Chronixx – Where I Come From (Get Free Rhythm) [cont.]

Yeah, but how are you supposed to dance Gangnam Style to it?

Diplo releases this better late than never remix of his legs-up-in-the-air smash, “Express Yourself”.

Araab explains that he always knew his career would evolve and expand, the challenge of being creative, working with different artists, memorable experiences, electro scene, working with Diplo & Skrillex and current and new projects.

Diplo speaks with VladTV about his new project with Snoop Lion, Reincarnated.

This is pretty dope. This will be out Dec. 11th on Universal Music.

Well, it’s not exactly “Look At Me Now Pt. 2″, as Busta has been replaced by Lil Twist, but close.

Another one from Iggy’s TrapGold mixtape, due Oct. 11th.

Diplo’s Major Lazer crew teams with J. Cole on the one-year anniversary of Cole World: The Sideline Story. This extra, extra fresh. “The agony of defeat, I wish the elite could get a taste…”

In case you hadn’t heard, Diplo has started a label-within-a-label, called Jeffree’s, which is under the Mad Decent imprint. “Made for new artists thinking outside of the box,” according to Diplo, the label releases free singles every Thursday, and then releases compilations every two month on Itunes. So this is Jeffree’s Vol. 5, take a [cont.]

Kreayshawn delivers this collaboration with Diplo and Sissy Nobby from her Sept. 18th release, Somethin Bout Kreay.

Henceforth, Snoop Dogg shall hereby now be known as SNOOP LION. At least until he’s done with this Diplo-produced reggae record, Reincarnated.

Best track from Wale’s Ambition, with Diplo on the beat, gets a remix with Diddy and company.

This shit is dope. Directed by @lilinternet.

Usually posting something like this would be a no-no, but Sir Diplo really nailed this one. Nice.

One more from Wale’s Ambition, hitting November 1st. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Wale – “Slight Work” (feat. Big Sean; prod. Diplo)