Crossover cut from Felli Fel and company gets a video.

One more official remix of #TD4W, this one from Jon himself, featuring new verses from Ludacris and Mr. 305.

Felli Fel attacks with a new radio song, featuring 1/4 of Goodie Mob, 1/2 of Three 6 Mafia, and Mr. 305.

Pitbull raps over “Harlem Shake”, and takes some shots at Lil Wayne, after his derogatory comments against the Miami Heat.

“Mouth signed check/Ass can’t cash/One-time LeBron, Bosh, D-Wade, Flash…/You got money, yeah/ Yeah, that’s sweet/ But we all know Slim and Baby really eat/ You talk Miami if you talking Heat/ Moral of the story, don’t s–t where you eat.”

An interview done for our sister site, WeAllHitPlay.Com, we interview funky house master TJR about the transformation of his underground hit “Funky Vodka” into commercial Pitbull banger “Don’t Stop The Party”.

Exclusive Video: A First Look at Culo by Mazzucco from Jessica Glavin on Vimeo.

It was only a matter of time before Timbo started making house music tunes, enlisting go-to-guys David Guetta and Pitbull. This song comes from a new book called Culo By Massucco, which is exactly what it sounds like it is, featuring scantily clad models bare backsides. In other words, there’s a lot of ass in this video.

DJ Noodles assembles this Miami cast of allstars for his latest single. Just add couches, bottles, and strippers.

LISTEN: DJ Noodles – “Everyday All Day” (feat. Pitbull, Fella, Billy Blue)

The story goes like this. Once upon a time, a man named Renato Carosone wrote a song called “Tu Vuo’ Fa’ L’Americano“. Then, a group called Yolando Be Cool came along and sampled it the track, creating a massive club smash called “We No Speak Americano”. Then, house producer Alvaro remixed Yolando Be Cool’s remake for a bootleg version for the clubs. Then, Pitbull rapped over what sounds like Alvaro’s remix, and shot a video for it. However the producer credit was given to Nicolas Fasano, who produced similar house remakes for Pit, including “Calle Ocho”. In the above video, Alvaro explains that the original mix was jacked from him, without credit. Alvaro doesn’t seem too mad, but more or less what’s to be given credit where credit is due. How many people have to be paid when an official remake-of-a-remix-of-a-remake-of-a-remix drops?

Pit’s rip of Yolando Be Cool’s “We No Speak Americano” gets the video treatment. In terms of eye candy, this just might be video of the year. Pitbull’s Armando due Nov. 2nd.

Naturally, Pitbull jumps on the remix of SHM’s massive club smash with Pharrell. Who couldn’t see this coming?

LISTEN: Swedish House Mafia – “Your Name (Pitbull Remix)” (feat. Pharrell + Pitbull)

Pitbull continues to remix the club’s biggest house music hits, this time rhyming over Yolanda Be Cool’s “We No Speak Americano”. En espanol.

LISTEN: Pitbull – “Bon Bon (We No Speak Americano)”

A pair of new Ray J joints seeped out today, one featuring Pitbull, the other featuring Ludacris. No Conjure shouts from Luda this time. Hmm.

LISTEN: Ray J – “1 Thing Leads To Another” (feat. Pitbull)

LISTEN: Ray J – “Celebration” (feat. Ludacris)

Pitbull returns with another single, from his upcoming Rebelution album, joining with The New Royales for a rock edged feel. The video was directed by David Rousseau and was shot in Miami.

Not sure why they felt it was necessary to incorporate the Jersey Shore cast into this video, but this is a catchy club track that’s sure to blow. Built around Lionel Richie’s “All Night Long”, Richie actually re-recorded his vox for the track.

Pitbull absolutely murdered his set at Mandalay Beach, mixing up his own classic hits, remixes he’s done for other artists, and a handful of new tracks as well.