Troy Ave

After the less-than-stellar commercial performance of his Major Without a Deal album from earlier this year, Troy Ave looks to bounce back with the third installment of his White Christmas series on December 18th. Its first offering is "Restore the Feeling/NYC" in which Ave looks to restore the "feeling" of his native NYC -- that means canning the hate and trend followers. After the jump.

Troy Ave is joined by Young Dolph, T.I. and Young Lito for a remix of his Major Without a Deal cut, "Real N*gga." Dolph, who recently put out his 16 Zips mixtape, comes through with a great verse. But it's really T.I. who has the showstopping verse, which you won't want to miss. Listen to Ave's "Real N*gga" remix after the jump.

You've probably heard that Troy Ave, the Brooklyn-bred rapper, dropped his latest album, Major Without a Deal and subsequently sold very poorly. But regardless of the aforementioned Troy is out here grinding and dropping singles from the project. Today he's sharing "Young King," the latest single from the album. You can check out Troy's "Young King" after the jump.

New York links up on Troy Ave's latest cut. With his Major Without a Deal album dropping shortly (June 9th) Ave, who is from Brooklyn, finds himself besides two veterans; Jadakiss and fellow Brooklynite Fabolous. Listen to "Do Me No Favors" after the jump.

' Troy Ave is sharing a new freestyle while fans early await the release of his new album, Major Without a Deal. This freestyle is entitled "Hater Freestyle." Check it out after the jump.

Troy Ave's Major Without a Deal is set to drop in the coming months and he's sharing its latest cut "Real N*gga." The song follows "Doo Doo," a track where Troy went sing-songy. This one, however, is for the streets. No doubt about it. Listen after the jump.

LA Leakers are giving you the business with Troy Ave and Young Lito. Troy Ave and his BSB compadre join LA Leakers for a freestyle entitled "Snow Doubt." The duo of Troy Ave and Young Lito light up Ice Cube's classic "It Was A Good Day." Check it out after the jump.

Young Buck teams up with fellow G-Unit member 50 Cent and up-and-coming NYC rapper Troy Ave for the illegal activity laced track "Drug Money." Listen to the cut after the jump.