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Glasses Malone has released his new video “Eastsidin” feat. Snoop Dogg & Nipsey Hussle. Glasses Malone’s ‘Beach Cruiser’ hits stores on August 30th via Suburban Noize/Cash Money and features guest appearances from Snoop Dogg, Akon, T-Pain, Rick Ross, Jay Rock and Birdman.

“211″ is the newest leak from Glasses Malone, who is set to drop his new album “Beach Cruiser” on August 30th, 2011 on Suburan Noize Records/Cash Money. Here is a quote from Glasses about the track: “The song ’211′ was meant for the ‘Beach Cruiser’ album, but there wasn’t enough time to clear the samples” [cont.]

“Dope” is produced by Tha Bizness and appears on Glasses Malone’s new album “Beach Cruiser”, which lands in stores on August 30th, 2011 on Suburan Noize Records. Glasses Malone – “Dope” (MP3)

Dope west coast representative Glasses Malone drops the video for “May 1st”. As Glasses himself describes it: This song focuses on how we were made to feel life would change after May 1st, the day Osama Bin Laden was killed. Yet everything is exactly the same in the world, my environment, as well as my [cont.]

New interview with Glasses Malone where he talks about the recent Ice Cube comments, and what it means to him and the New West.

Its definitely been a minute since we had some new TQ. Here are a couple tracks from his new album that hit stores in March titled Kind Of Blue. First track features West Coast rapper Glasses Malone, and the second features the Ying Yang Twins. Check them both out below. [Audio clip: view full post [cont.]

Here we have the new first single from Glasses Malone off his long awaited debut album, Beach Cruiser. Now on a new label, Glasses Malone is pushing to have his album be released later in 2010. Glasses Malone + The Cataracs – “I Get Doe” (MP3)

Beatnik & K-Salaam have announced that they will be releasing a new LP, Where The Streets Have No Name, which will debut on Imeem.Com on July 25th and 26th, and will be available to the public shortly thereafter. The album includes a long list of collaborators, with each Young Buck, Talib Kweli, Bun B, Lil [cont.]