Terius drops off the title track from his upcoming IV Play album, dropping May 28. Directed by Director X.
Video: The-Dream “IV Play”
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New Music: Pusha T – “M.F.T.R.” feat. The-Dream (Video)
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Pusha T's on a role, seemingly unveiling new goodies from his freshly-released King Push - Darkest Before Dawn: The Prelude album everyday. Alongside The-Dream, who also appears on the song, Push -- who recently kicked a nice freestyle on Sway -- performs inside of a church. Check it out after the jump.
New Music: Pusha T – “MPA” feat. Kanye West, A$AP Rocky & The-Dream (Prod. J. Cole)
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Pusha T's Darkest Before Dawn is set to drop first thing midnight and after sharing "Untouchable," "M.F.T.R. (More Famous Than Rich)," and "Crutches, Crosses, Caskets," Pusha T is sharing the heavyweight feature cut "MPA." In addition to recruiting Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, and The-Dream for "MPA," the track is produced by the Dreamville superstar J. Cole. Listen after the jump.
New Music: Pusha T – “M.F.T.R. (More Famous Than Rich)”
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Pusha T is set to drop his new album Darkest Before Dawn next week. It's arriving before his highly-anticipated King Push album, which will arrive April 2016. Today, he's shared a new track called "M.F.T.R." (More Famous Than Rich), featuring The-Dream. It's co-produced by Boi-1da and Hudson Mohawke. He shared the lyrics yesterday via Genius. Hear the track above; it premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show. After the jump!
New Music: Rick Ross – “Money Dance” feat. The-Dream (Prod. Jake One)
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After sharing "Foreclosures" from his forthcoming Black Dollar, Rick Ross is hitting fans with the one-two punch as he drops another new one: "Money Dance" featuring The-Dream. It's also produced by Jake One. Listen to "Money Dance" after the jump and get ready for Black Dollar dropping later this week.
Video: The-Dream – “Black”
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The-Dream puts his talent for auto-tuning toward social change. In the video for "Black," the singer addresses world problems with an army of actors and handy smoke machines. Watch it after the jump.
