Hitting stores April 28th, here goes the tracklist to B.o.B.’s highly anticipated debut album. 1. “Don’t Let Me Fall” 2. “Nothin’ On You” (featuring Bruno Mars) – 4:30 3. “Past My Shades” (featuring Lupe Fiasco) 4. “Airplanes” (featuring Hayley Williams) 5. “Bet I” (featuring T.I. and Playboy Tre) – 4:14 6. “Satellite” 7. “Ghost in [cont.]

Didn’t take long for someone to jump on this track and make a “remix.” The first one to do it here is Rick Ross, but we definitely expect more to follow. LISTEN: Dirty Money + T.I. + Rick Ross – “Hello Good Morning (Remix)” UPDATE: Florida, Brisco & Billy Blue are next to join remix [cont.]

T.I. serves up his first post-release interview, speaking on being in prison and the recording of his new album.

New single from Diddy, Dirty Money and featuring T.I. This seems like it came out of nowhere, but I am sure this is just another track that was in the works while T.I. was locked up. Last Train To Paris from Diddy coming soon. LISTEN: Diddy + Dirty Money + T.I. – “Hello Good Morning”

A couple new freestyles courtesy of Jae Millz. “I’m It Freestyle” over the T.I. joint, and “Rude Boy Freestyle” over the Rihanna joint of the same name. Jae Millz – “I’m It Freestyle’” (MP3) Jae Millz – “Rude Boy Freestyle’” (MP3)

The Adventures Of Bobby Ray, dropping April 27th on Atlantic Records.

T.I. has completed his prison sentence, after serving one year in prison on weapons charges, and the last 30 days on house arrest. TMZ reports that over the next 23 days T.I.P. will now have a nightly curfew of 11PM, unless he is performing, at which he must be home by 1Am. Additionally, he will [cont.]

This track leaked a while back, and I remember posting it thinking this doesn’t seem finished. Well, it never made radio and that was because it was not finished. T.I. jumps on the track to continue his busy last couple weeks and to complete this track that is sure to be huge on the radio. [cont.]

This track was on Bobby Ray’s May 25th mixtape but only featured Playboy Tre.  Then we heard a few later that another Bobby Ray and T.I. track was in the works, but what track he would be on or a new one was not confirmed. B.o.B has been busy lately and doesn’t seem to be [cont.]

This track was on the mixtape The Empire Presents Southern Slang V12 a little while back, but now has been released DJ free.  This will not appear on the upcoming T.I. album but is a good sign of more music to be coming soon from T.I.. LISTEN: T.I. + Bun B – “Dope House”

More new music from Usher, this time he comes with a uptempo beat from Easter Dean, and a short verse from T.I.  Also included is a track that had the net questioning its title so soon after another track with a similar name was released on BP3.  This second track is produced by Jimmy Jam [cont.]

T.I.’s new “I’m Back” single is available right now via Atlantic’s website – only $1.29. Kinda brilliant on the label’s part to debut a new single the same day it goes on sale…. T.I. is going hard on this one, harking back to his earlier styles with a brooding dirty south beat. He’s not going [cont.]

With the annoucement yesterday of his new single, “I’m Back” dropping Monday March 8th, T.I. is finishing up the last leg of his prison stint this month, due for release on March 26th. “That date is correct,” lawyer Steve Sadow told MTV. “T.I. is now serving the remainder of his sentence in home confinement under [cont.]

Like Captain America after the ice melted, T.I. is a man out of time, adjusting to life on the outside, learning about new things that weren’t popular when he was in prison, like Twitter. Tip says a major announcement is coming next Monday in his first tweet….

NewJersey.Com recently blew the whistle on a controversial ad for T.I.’s AKOO brand jeans, that suggests buying the clothing will leave customers with their pants on the ground. The billboard shows a woman licking her lips, while holding on to the unbuttoned waistline of a man modeling the jeans. Placed in the heart of the [cont.]

After the release of King, one could say that T.I. hit a high point, perhaps even the apex of his career. The 2006 LP was his fourth release in five years, which saw the Atlanta rapper coming into his own, rather than just being the Southern flavor of the month. With a strong set of [cont.]

    Over the past few years, T.I. has gone from being just another obscure southern rapper to the self-proclaimed “King Of The South”, garnering respect from fans all over the country, despite coastal biases. Following the critical and commercial success of his Grammy nominated 2006 LP, King, T.I. looks to one-up himself (literally) with his [cont.]

    When T.I. came out with his third album in 2004, Urban Legend, he declared himself “king of the south”. Jaws dropped, feathers were ruffled. “T-who?” we all said. After all, there were plenty of dudes putting it down in South for longer, with greater track records. The thing was, while everyone post-Biggie was fighting over [cont.]

    The king of the south? Young emcee T.I. has crowned himself ruler of the entire down bottom region, after building a steady fanbase with his first two releases, I’m Serious and Trap Muzik. With Urban Legend, the hungry and now familiar face looks to solidify himself as one of hip-hop three kings, seated next to [cont.]