Travis Porter delivers a brand new mixtape release, featuring new collaborations with 2 Chainz, Problem, Future, London On The Track, Tracy T, and more.

Hook masters Travis Porter and Future team for this cut from DJ Iceberg’s Monopoly Music 16.

Tracklist
1. Biggie Bounce (feat. Angger Dimas & Travis Porter)
2. Revolution (feat. Faustix & Imanos and Kai)
3. Crown (feat. Boaz van de Beatz, Mike Posner & RiFF RAFF)
4. Rock Steady (feat. Action Bronson, RiFF RAFF, Mr MFN eXquire & Nicky Da B)
5. Revolution (feat. Faustix & Imanos and Kai) [Boaz van de Beatz Remix]
6. Biggie Bounce (feat. Angger Dimas & Travis Porter) [TWRK Remix]

Revolution is Diplo’s follow up to the meme-defining Express Yourself EP. Teaming up with an all new cast of friends including Mike Posner, RiFF RAFF, Travis Porter, Action Bronson and many more , Diplo has produced one of the most cutting edge dance EP’s in recent memory. “Biggie Bounce” continues where “Express Yourself” left off, creating a new NOLA bounce anthem with Travis Porter restating his claim to the king of twerk. Diplo aims for the clouds with “Revolution,” allowing Kai’s vocal delivery to soar above the stadium trap instrumental. “Crown” lets loose one of the hardest drops of Diplo’s career only to have him pull it back in with Mike Posner’s light hearted vocals. The EP is rounded out with “Rock Steady”, an homage to old school hip hop featuring verses from Action Bronson, Mr MFN esquire and Mad Decent’s own RiFF RAFF. Each track on the Revolution EP highlights a different aspect of Diplo’s production style and displays why he’s one of the most sought after producers in the world.

Directed by Be EL Be. This is the unofficial version. Stay tuned for the official one coming soon…

Doctor, we may have found the single that will fast-track the release of CyHi’s long-overdue Def Jam / G.O.O.D. Music debut. From Ivy League: Kick Back hitting January 29th.

Directed by Alex Smith, from Tip’s Fuck The City Up mixtape.

Directed by Alex Nazari.

Surreal Travis Porter shout out. from HipHopSite.Com on Vimeo.

T. Porter’s got a club banger with this one, as discovered a few weeks back by HHS co-founder Warren Peace. Meanwhile, in the second clip, the crew gives HHS a surreal shoutout.

B.o.B. hops on one of our “10 Worst Songs Of 2010″.

LISTEN: B.o.B. + Travis Porter – “Make It Rain (Remix)”

Via: X

The year’s most inexplicable hit record gets the Ricky Rozay remix.

LISTEN: Rick Ross + Travis Porter – “Make It Rain”

Via: X

The Travis Porter crew returns with their Proud To Be A Problem mixtape. Deejay turn it uuuuuuuup.

Travis Porter – “Proud To Be A Problem” (Mixtape)

The ATL trio speak on the meaning of their name, their affiliation with Roscoe Dash, the success of “All The Way Turnt Up”, and their new mixtape dropping later this month.

As the first single from A-Trak’s long-awaited Dirty South Dance 2, he remixes Travis Porter’s “All The Way Turnt Up” over his own concoction of bouncy house beats. The new volume is set to drop any day now, with artwork by Shepard Fairey. If you missed out on the first one in 2007, google it – probably one of the most off the wall, fun-to-listen mixtapes ever. [Source: The Fader]

A-Trak – “Trizzy Turnt Up” (MP3)

Recorded at Center Stage in Atlanta…..Still trying to get this large of a response in the big club.

Now that Snoop and Jay Elec’s beats have been beaten to death, it’s about time for everyone to start jumping on Roscoe Dash’s “All The Way Turnt Up”. Plus Fat Joe’s “Ha Ha” is too new. Def Jam singer Pleasure P turns it down a notch with this semi-sweet take on the crunk club banger.

Pleasure P – “All The Way Turnt Up (Freestyle)” (MP3)