Red Cafe will make a cameo appearance in the upcoming music video for rapper Lore'l's "Make it Pop." She is signed to his imprint, Shakedown.

According to Jeremy Greene's Twitter profile and Facebook page, today he released a new album titled "Speakers Fly Me to the Moon."

The store it was released at, Bull Moose, has a small cover image, but not much else. There is no track listing provided and there does not appear to be a way to purchase the album from the website, even though Greene only posted a link to it within the last half hour.

According to a promo video posted on his Facebook page, the album will feature Pitbull, Sean Kingston and Jim Jones. All three artists have appeared on previously released songs by Greene. Pitbull on his 2008 single "Rain," Kingston on "Who I Am" from his "All is Fair in Love and Music" mixtape and Jones on the recently released "Take it Off."

This is not his official Bad Boy debut album, which is why I've referred to it here as a street album. Hopefully, we'll have more details soon.

Jeremy Greene has released "Fallen," a new song that is available on iTunes.

Jeremy Green is featured on the new remix to Cory Wires' "Lost in the Music." Listen below.

Earlier this month, via his Facebook page, Jeremy Green shared a link to the song embedded below, "Just a Phase." A free download link was also included.

Following it's premiere on BET's "106 & Park," the music video for Dirty Money's "Your Love" has been released online. The video version of the record features Rick Ross and Trey Songz. It was directed by Colin Tilley, who directed the video for Dirty Money's "Yesterday."

Toronto, Canada-based sports network Rogers Sportsnet has featured Dirty Money's "Coming Home," featuring Skylar Grey, in a new promo for the start of the baseball season and the Toronto Blue Jays, a baseball team whose games are featured on the network. Watch below, care of the Rogers Sportsnet YouTube channel.


Thanks Paul for the tip.

Edit: This version was not featured in the music video. So, it's unclear what it's for, outside of being an alternate mix.

The music video for Dirty Money's "Your Love (Remix)" (watch the trailer) premiered on BET's "106 & Park" this evening.

Our audio player has the new (final?) version of the record, for your listening pleasure. There are many differences that you can pick up, when comparing to the version released earlier this month.

In an interview with Global Grind, Yung Berg discussed his work on Diddy/Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" album.

Back in February of 2010, Berg revealed that he had contributed a substantial amount of work to the album. When it was released, however, he did not receive a producer or co-producer credit on any of the songs that were included on the album.

One of the tracks, "Make Love to You," was included on the "LoveLOVE vs. HateLOVE" mixtape.

In total, Berg says that he contributed to "like eight records" on the mixtape. But, he added, more songs remain in the vault.

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Originally shot in December, the music video for Red Cafe's "Put it in the Air" has been released. Watch below.

The track samples Nate Dogg, who recently passed away, and is featured on Red Cafe's "Above the Cloudz" mixtape.