From Quality Street Music, due October 2nd.

Produced by Chase Productions.

MMG’s youngest-in-charge will deliver his debut LP, Dreams & Nightmares, on October 30th, pushed back from it’s original August 28th date.

Budweiser Made In America Festival. Philadelphia. September 1 & 2. Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Featuring Jay-Z, Pearl Jam, Skrillex, Afrojack, Miike Snow, Meek Mill, Calvin Harris, Odd Future, D’Angleo, Passion Pit, Wale, Rita Ora, Savoy, The Knocks, TV On The Radio and more. Made In America? Well, at least half of them are. #outsourcing

Another CDQ, No-DJ key cut released Meek’s critically applauded Dreamchasers 2 mixtape.

Meek’s accidental hit from Dreamchasers 2 gets a video, with DRE Films directing. Preach on, preacher.

Another video from that Self Made Vol 2, out now. HHS review coming soon…

This comes from Drama’s upcoming Quality Street Music LP, due Sept. 18th.

Directed by Dre Films from The Self Made Vol 2 album. In the second clip, Rick Ross speaks to L.A. Leakers about the possibility of signing Nipsey Hussle and Dom Kennedy.

Above, the MMG crew visits The Breakfast Club, while below, they appear on the DJ Noodles produced remix of Mary J. Blige’s “Why”.

Game joins Meek Mill and Big Sean on their hot new collabo, and French Montana’s 2 Live Crew inspired single.

Rick Ross and Meek Mill team-up yet again, for this cut from Self Made Vol. 2, in stores now. In the second clip, the MMG posse hangs at the Angie Martinez show.

Meek Mill collabs with Rick Ross for this video from the MMG Vol. 2 album, in stores this week. In the second clip, Mill speaks on his debut album, Dreams & Nightmares, and more.

Meek’s bubbling club banger, from Self Made Vol. 2, hitting June 26th.

Not sure why MMG adopted Kendrick for this in-crew posse cut, but it’s all good. From Self Made Vol. 2, hitting June 26th.

So, this year’s Hot 97 Summer Jam was not without controversy, as usual. When jock Peter Rosenberg introduced Kendrick Lamar, he said “We’re about real hip-hop here, not ‘Starships’,” referring to Nicki Minaj’s crossover single. Lil Wayne that preceded to Tweet “Young Money ain’t doing summer jam,” and pulled all of his labelmates from the [cont.]

Meek lets loose seven key cuts from Dreamchasers 2, without DJ drops. 1. A1 Everything (feat. Kendrick Lamar) 2. House Party Remix (feat. Fabolous, Wale, Mac Miller) 3. Str8 Like That (feat. 2 Chainz + Louie V) 4. Racked Up Shawty (feat. Fabolous + French Montana) 5. Burn (feat. Big Sean) 6. Take You Home [cont.]