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Royce Da 5’9″ “Gimme Money” (prod. Mr. Porter)

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Red Pill’s debut album, “Please Tip Your Driver,” coming soon.

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(Ed. note: Despite the video’s misinformation, Willie The Kid is from Grand Rapids, MI.)

TFM & DJ House Shoes Present… “The Shimmy [Mix]”

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Tracklist:

1. Hex Murda – Caltroit Intro
2. Sean Price – Top Rank
3. Royce Da 5′9″ – October 20th
4. Ghostface Killah & Fabolous – Guest House
5. Elzhi, Phonte & Drake – Love (Prod. 9th Wonder)
6. Shawn Jackson & TY – Do Our Thang  (Prod. Jack Sample Pros)
7. Oh No – Concentrate
8. Heltah Skeltah – Midnite Madness (M-Phazes Remix)
9. Strong Arm Steady – Trunk Music
10. Roc Marciano – Under Pressure (Prod. Pete Rock)
11. Fashawn – Lost In New York (Prod. Alchemist)
12. Fashawn – Shall Come A New Name (Prod. Alchemist)
13. Shawn Jackson – On The Radio (Prod. Jack Sample Pros)
14. 14KT – Flippin’ Records
15. Quelle – Bonnie And Clyde
16. Quelle – Cracker Money
17. Selfsays – Kevin Nealon
18. Oh No – Pussy
19. Black Milk – Untitled
20. Black Milk – Untitled #2
21. Shafiq Husayn – Cheeba (Nottz Remix)
22. Soulquarians – Untitled
23. Waajeed – Jeedo Suave’
24. Exile – Interlude
25. Strong Arm Steady – Get Ya Money Right (Prod. Madlib)
26. Brenk – Untitled
27. Brenk – Untitled #2
28. Black Milk – Outro
29. Quelle – Everything’s Okay

Gotham Green & Quickie Mart “Triple Threat (feat. Buff1 & Tunji)”

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From Gotham Green’s “Haze Diaries Vol. 2″ mixtape, coming soon.

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Royce Da 5’9″ “Dinner Time (feat. Busta Rhymes)”

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The new album from Royce Da 5’9″, “Street Hop,” hits stores October 20.

Mr. Porter has compiled quite the discography for himself since Dr. Dre gave him his first check for a beat (click here). His catalog isn’t only admirable because of the heavyweight names that it includes, but because of its balance—multiplatinum-selling superstars like 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg have found the Detroiter’s production just as valuable as area staples like Monica Blaire and Guilty Simpson have. Add that to Mr. Porter’s partnership with Open Labs, a company that makes music production equipment, and you may think twice the next time you say it’s impossible to be in several places at once. In the final part of his interview with MichiganHipHop, Mr. Porter talks about how he balances his many musical lanes, executive producing future projects by Pharaohe Monch and Royce Da 5’9”, and the prospect of new music from D12.

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