Into the system

This painterly masterpiece is one of the most important, influential and popular albums in jazz. At the time it was made, Kind of Blue was also a revolution all its own. Turning his back on standard chord progressions, trumpeter Miles Davis used modal scales as a starting point for composition and improvisation — breaking new ground with warmth, subtlety and understatement in the thick of hard bop. Davis and his peerless band — bassist Paul Chambers, drummer Jimmy Cobb, pianist Bill Evans and the titanic sax team of John Coltrane and Cannonball Adderley — soloed in uncluttered settings, typified by "melodic rather than harmonic variation," as Davis put it. Two numbers, "All Blues" and "Freddie Freeloader" (the latter featured Wynton Kelly at the ivories in place of Evans), were in twelve-bar form, but Davis' approach allowed his players a cool, new, collected freedom. Evans wrote in his original liner notes, "Miles conceived these settings only hours before the recording dates and arrived with sketches which indicated to the group what was to be played. Therefore, you will hear something close to pure spontaneity in these performances." Or as the late critic Robert Palmer wrote, "Kind of Blue is, in a sense, all melody — and atmosphere." The bass line in "So What" is now among the most familiar obbligatos in jazz, and there is no finer evocation of the late-night wonder of jazz than the muted horns in "All Blues."

"In 1969 or 1970, I began to re-evaluate my whole concept of what I wanted my music to say," Gaye once said about the creation of What's Going On. "I was very much affected by letters my brother was sending me from Vietnam, as well as the social situation here at home. I realized that I had to put my own fantasies behind me if I wanted to write songs that would reach the souls of people. I wanted them to take a look at what was happening in the world." The last thing Motown wanted its fans to think about, however, was "what was happening in the world." So with Gaye determined to shatter the label's hugely successful pop formula and address issues such as the Vietnam War, civil rights and the environment, Motown founder Berry Gordy was not pleased, to say the least. He claimed that "What's Going On" was the worst song he had ever heard.

As for "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)," Gordy asserted that he didn't even know what the word ecology meant. For his part, Gaye said he would never record for Motown again unless "What's Going On" was put out as a single. After initially being rejected by Motown's quality-control committee, it was; when it became a Top Five hit, the album — and a burst of socially conscious music from Motown — followed soon after.

Producing the album amid a haze of marijuana smoke, Gaye made one intuitively brilliant decision after another — from letting the tapes roll as his friends mingled and chatted to recording the rehearsal exercises of saxophonist Eli Fountain. When Fountain complained that he had just been goofing around, Gaye replied, "Well, you goof exquisitely. Thank you." And that's how the plaintive saxophone line that announces What's Going On came to be.

Cali Swag District - Kick Back

Lil Wayne Ft. Cory Gunz - 6 Foot 7 Foot

Malcom & Martin - Movement Music

Nicki Minaj Feat. Drake - Moment 4 Life

Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg & Akon - Kush

Yelawolf - I just wanna party (feat, gucci mane)

Wiz Khalifa - Black And Yellow

Earth Wind & Fire - Let's Groove (Igor Garnier & Pedja Yukyuk mix)

Drake - Over (Hyper Crush Remix)

Drake - November 18th

Fat Joe - If It Ain't About Money (Ft.Trey Songz)

WC - That's What I'm Talkin Bout

Big Boi - You Ain't No DJ ft. Yelawolf

Tracklist:

01. Made Men ft. Rick Ross
02. All Of The Lights ft. Kanye West
03. Made ft. Big Sean
04. What’s My Name ft. Rihanna
05. Moment 4 Life ft. Nicki Minaj
06. Loving You No More ft. T-Pain, Gucci Mane & Dirty Money
07. What Up ft. Pimp C & Bun B
08. Poppin Bottles ft. T.I.
09. Gonorrhea ft. Lil Wayne
10. Celebration ft. Tank
11. Deuces ft. Chris Brown, Kanye West & Andre 3000
12. With You ft. Lil Wayne
13. In The Morning ft. J-Cole
14. To The Floor ft. Rich Boy & Lloyd
15. Unusual ft. Trey Songz
16. I Get Lonely Too
17. Feel Love ft. Sean Garrett
18. Fall For Your Type ft. Jamie Foxx

Tracklist:

01. -Yung Joc-Re-Up Intro
02. -Young Jeezy Feat 211 Boo Rosini Slick Pulla-The Lick
03. -Field Mob-Diamond
04. -Waka Flocka Feat Gucci Mane OJ Da Juiceman-What I Do
05. -Yung Joc Feat Yo Gotti Stuey Rock-What She Like
06. -Rick Ross Feat Drake-Made Men
07. -Yo Gotti-Pharmacy
08. -Gucci Mane-Durty Birdz
09. -Field Mob-Petty Freestyle
10. -Chris Brown Feat Busta Rhymes Lil Wayne-Look At Me Now
11. -JD Feat Gucci Mane-Burrr
12. -Yo Gotti Feat Zed Zilla-It s On
13. -Stunna Mane Feat Waka Flocka Project Pat-Drunk Gorilla Remix
14. -Twista Feat B-Hype Showtime-Vicious
15. -Rick Ross-Speaks
16. -Rick Ross Feat Wale Meek Mill-Pandemonium
17. -Field Mob-Neva Gave U Niggaz Money
18. -Rick Ross Feat Barry White-Even Deeper
19. -Eminem Feat Jazmine Sullivan-Cocaine
20. -King Henry James-Scooby Doo
21. -Hard Target-Sleazy Freestyle
22. -Big K.R.I.T Feat Curren y Killa Kyleon-Moon Stars Remix
23. -Kanye West-Eyes Closed
24. -Snoop Dogg Feat Wiz Khalifa-That Good
25. -Dr Dre Feat Eminem Nas-Topless
26. -Hard Target-You Be Killin Em Freestyle
27. -Eminem Feat Jay-Z Dr Dre 50 Cent Ca his Stat Quo-Syllables

Tracklist:

01. Look At Me Now (Feat. Chris Brown & Busta Rhymes)
02. Fire Flame (Remix) (Feat. Birdman)
03. Gonorrhea (Feat. Drake)
04. 6’7" (Feat. Cory Gunz)
05. I Am Not A Human Being
06. Down Here (Feat. Petey Pablo & Rick Ross)
07. Talk That
08. I Don’t Like The Look Of It (Feat. Gudda Gudda)
09. Papercuts (Feat. Mystikal & Fiend)
10. Rappapompom (Feat. Junior Reid)
11. 30 Minutes To New Orleans
12. What’s Wrong With Them (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
13. **** You (Feat. Slim Thug)
14. Bill Gates
15. No Love (Feat. Eminem)
16. One Night Only
17. With You (Feat. Drake)
18. Hoes And Ladies (Feat. T-Pain & Smoke)
19. Someone To Love Me (Naked Remix) (Feat. Diddy & Mary J. Blige)
20. Do It Again
21. One (Feat. Blaack Bottom)

Tracklist:

01.Section 8
02.DPG Reunion
03.That Good ft wiz khalif
04.Eastsidin Crip Gang ft Glasses Malone
05.real s*it
06.Dyme Girls
07.She Smashed The Homie ft Ray J
08.real one
09.F*ck Yeaaah
10.Ancient Chinese Secret
11.wannabe ft Young Jeezy
12.Bang This ft Butch Cassidy
13.Why
14.Come Roll With Me Ft C-Murder
15.drip drop
16.Big Pimpin
17.long gone
18.crazy

Tracklist:

1.50 Cent - Dump (Its Like That)
2.G-Unit - My Buddy
3.LLOYD Banks -Party n Bullshit
4.Tony Yayo - Lights Camera Action
5.UGLE - PAVE THE WAY
6.50 Cent - She Burn Me
7.50 Cent - Talk Is Cheap (Unreleased) - NewJams.net
8.50 Cent - 50 For President - Thisis50
9.Lloyd Banks - Reach Out
10.UGLE - My Life G mix
11.Lloyd - Let s Get It In
12.50 Cent - Ni a I’ll Hurt You (Dirty)
13.TonyYayoOfficial-Tony Yayo - Playoffs Pt 2
14.Lloyd Banks (feat 50 Cent) - Payback (P’s & Q’s)
15.50 Cent - Play This on The Radio
16.LLOYD Banks Lil Wayne
17.E-40 (feat 50 Cent & Too Short) - Bitch (Rmx)
18.UGLE - FREESTYLE
19.Tony Yayo - They Hate
20.50 Cent - Get Up
21.50 Cent - Get Up
22.50 Cent - In God We Trust
23.Trap Ayy Yayo

Tracklist:

1. Looking For Someone (Feat. Diddy, Mary J Blige)
2. Six Foot, Seven Foot (Feat. Cory Gunz)
3. Fire Flame (Remix) (Feat. Birdman)
4. Hoes And Ladies (Feat. T-Pain)
5. 30 Minutes To New Orleans
6. Talk That (Remix) (Feat. Timbaland, T-Pain)
7. Strobe Lights (Feat. DiddyDirtyMoney)
8. Fuck You (Feat. Slim Thug)
9. My Reality (Feat. Gudda Gudda, Mack Maine)
10. Down Here (Feat. Rick Ross, Petey Pablo)
11. Talk Like A Hustler
12. Rappa Pom Pom (Feat. Junior Reid)
13. Others Side (Feat. Ne-Yo, Shanell, David Guetta)
14. All On Me (Feat. Kidd Kidd) [Final Version]
15. One Night Only [Final Version]
16. Lean (Feat. Short Dawg)
17. [Bonus Track] Money On The Brightside
18. [Bonus Track] Forever La Vida

Tracklist:

01. Kanye West & Jay-Z - H.A.M.
02. Kanye West - Eyes Closed
03. Kanye West & Keri Hilson - Pretty Girl Rock (rmx)
04. Kanye West, T.I. & KiD CuDi - Welcome to the World
05. Kanye West, Talib Kweli & Consequence - Chain Heavy
06. Kanye West - Deuces (rmx)
07. Kanye West - The Joy
08. Kanye West - Christmas in Harlem
09. Kanye West - Don’t Look Down
10. Kanye West - G.O.O.D. Music Cypher
11. Kanye West & Jyj - Ayyy Girl
12. Kanye West & Do Or Die - You Know
13. Kanye West - Start It Up
14. Kanye West & Jay-Z - That’s My Bitch
15. Kanye West & Nicki Minaj - Blazin

Tracklist:

01. Mary J. Blige Ft. Diddy And Lil Wayne - Someone To Love Me (MJB Naked Remix)
02. Blaack Bottom Ft. Lil Wayne - One (Prod. By Mondo)
03. Birdman Ft. Joell Ortiz And Lil Wayne - Fire Flame (Remix)
04. Chris Brown ft Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne - Look At Me Now
05. Lil Wayne - One Night Only (Prod. By StreetRunner) (Mastered)
06. Diddy-Dirty Money Ft. Lil Wayne - Strobe Lights
07. Lil Wayne Ft. Cory Gunz - Six Foot, Seven Foot (Prod. By Bangladesh)
08. Lil Wayne - My Name is Mr. Carter (Remix II) (Prod. by The1beatz)
09. Lil Wayne Ft. Eminem - Weezy Who Exclusive (Prod. by mdblendz)
10. Diddy-Dirty Money Ft. Mary J. Blige And Lil Wayne - Someone To Love Me (Remix) (Alternate Version)
11. Chris Brown Ft. Twista And Lil Wayne - Look At Me Now (Remix)
12. Lil Wayne Ft. Drake - Written in The Stars (Prod. by The1beatz)
13. DJ Khaled Ft. Rick Ross, Plies, Lil Wayne and T-Pain - Welcome To My Hood (Prod. By The Renegades)
14. Lil Wayne Ft. Katy Perry, Usher, and B.o.B. - Lollipop Dream (G-Mix) (Prod. by DJ Dizz Nuts)

Tracklist:

01 - Hey Ya!
02 - Funkin’ Around
03 - Ain’t No Thang
04 - Skew It on the Bar-B
05 - Rosa Parks
06 - The Whole World
07 - Prototype
08 - Idlewild Blue (Dontchu Worry Bout Me)
09 - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik
10 - Roses
11 - Ms. Jackson
12 - Player’s Ball (Original)
13 - Elevators (Me & You)
14 - Spottieottiedopaliscious
15 - Git Up, Git Out
16 - Movin’ Cool (The After Party)
17 - Jazzy Belle
18 - Atliens
19 - Da Art of Storytellin’, Pt. 1
20 - Da Art of Storytellin’, Pt. 2
21 - B.O.B.
22 - Ghetto Musick
23 - Crumblin’ Erb
24 - Aquemini
25 - The Way You Move
26 - So Fresh, So Clean
27 - Morris Brown (Ft. Scar Sleepy Brown)
28 - Hollywood Divorce (Ft. Lil Wayne Snoop Dogg)
29 - Mighty O
30 - Intl Players Anthem (I Choose You) (UKG Ft. Outkast)
31 - Gone Be Fine (Monica Feat. Outkast

Tracklist:

CD1:
1. Orchestral Intro
2. Welcome to the World of the Plastic Beach (feat. the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble)
3. White Flag (feat. Kano, Bashy and the Syrian National Orchestra For Arabic Music)
4. Rhinestone Eyes
5. Stylo (feat. Mos Def and Bobby Womack)
6. Superfast Jellyfish (feat. De La Soul and Gruff Rhys)
7. Empire Ants (feat. Little Dragon)
8. Glitter Freeze (feat. Mark E. Smith)
9. Some Kind of Nature (feat. Lou Reed)
10. On Melancholy Hill
11. Broken (feat. the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble)
12. Sweepstakes (feat. Mos Def and the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble)
13. Plastic Beach (feat. the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble)
14. To Binge (feat. Little Dragon)
15. Cloud of Unknowing (feat. Bobby Womack)
16. Pirate Jet

CD2:
1. Last Living Souls
2. Kids With Guns (feat. Neneh Cherry)
3. O Green World
4. 19/2000 (feat. Miho Hatori)
5. Tomorrow Comes Today
6. DARE (feat. Roses Gabor and Shaun Ryder)
7. Dirty Harry (feat. Bootie Brown)
8. El Manana
9. November Has Come (feat. MF Doom)
10. Doncamatic (feat. Daley)
11. Punk
12. Fire Coming Out Of The Monkey’s Head
13. Don’t Get Lost In Heaven
14. Demon Days (feat. Bobby Womack)
15. Hong Kong (feat. Zeng Zhen)
16. Feel Good Inc (feat. De La Soul)
17. Clint Eastwood (feat. Kano and Bashy)
18. Clint Eastwood (feat. Snoop Dogg) (Bonus track)
19. Clint Eastwood (feat. Eslam Jawaad) (Bonus track)
20. Clint Eastwood (feat. Tinie Tempah) (Bonus track)

Tracklist:

01.Feel Me (Intro)
02.Daddy Fat Sax
03.Turns Me On (feat. Sleepy Brown And Joi)
04.Follow Us (feat. Vonnegutt)
05.Shutterbug (feat. Cutty)
06.General Patton
07.Tangerine (feat. T.I. And Khujo Goodie)
08.You Ain’t No Dj (feat. Yelawolf)
09.Hustle Blood (feat. Jamie Foxx)
10.Be Still (feat. Janelle Monae)
11.Fo Yo Sorrows (feat. George Clinton, Too Short And Sam Chris)
12.Night Night (feat. B.O.B. And Joi)
13.Shine Blockas (feat. Gucci Mane)
14.The Train Part. 2 (Sir Lucious Left Foot Saves The Day) (feat. Sam Chris)
15.Back Up Plan

Big Boi's first official solo album is a stunning reminder of the OutKast rapper's hall-of-fame skills: He's got an inimitably slick and speedy flow and a personality bigger and more forceful than anything his producers can throw at him, from Scott Storch's clobbering electro funk ("Shutterbugg") to Lil Jon's eerie crunk ("Hustle Blood"). Big Boi is, as ever, steeped in pimp mythology. ("Tailored alligators/Soufflé/Escalade," he raps in "You Ain't No DJ.") But in truth he's less pimp than craftsman, packing more style — and more substance — into his four-minute- long songs than other rappers deliver in an entire album.

Tracklist:

01 0:57 The Message
02 4:01 Steppin Up
03 2:54 Xxxo
04 6:19 Teqkilla
05 2:50 Lovalot
06 3:32 Story To Be Told
07 3:00 It Takes A Muscle
08 3:29 It Iz What It Iz
09 4:07 Born Free
10 3:08 Meds And Feds
11 4:10 Tell Me Why
12 3:08 Space

Joe Strummer would be proud. Maya Arulpragasam, the British-Sri Lankan hip-hop art-punk guerrilla, has his genius for stirring up trouble, his wide-eyed humor, his zest for turning fury into wonderfully fucked-up music. But not even Strummer could piss people off with what he had for lunch. Three years after sampling the Clash in her hit "Paper Planes," M.I.A. is still outraged, proclaiming, "I didn't choose a struggle but a struggle chose me/So I'm dancing on the rubble permanently." And her third album is her most aggressive, confrontational and passionate yet.

These songs go heavy on electro-punk buzz, with help from producers like Rusko, Switch, Blaqstarr, Diplo and her brother Sugu. M.I.A. packs every track with left-field surprises: the ghostly Suicide organ on "Born Free," the gospel chant of "Tell Me Why," the Bowie-style robot sheen of "Space." There's also a strange cover of a 1982 Dutch synth-pop oddity, "It Takes a Muscle to Fall in Love." M.I.A. loves noise more than anybody since Public Enemy and N.W.A — she has a voracious ear for alarms, sirens, explosions, turning every jolt into a breakbeat.

Some people resent the way M.I.A. refuses to forget where she's been, which means war zones, refugee camps and housing projects, but also art school and dance clubs. Yet that's what makes the music so expansive as she rants about sex ("XXXO"), drugs ("Teqkilla") and bombs ("Lovealot") between goofy jokes ("I drink alcohol/Know the words to 'Wonderwall' "). She covers so much ground because it's all part of who she is. And from the sound of Maya, she's capable of anything — except being dull.

Tracklist:

1. Fireworks (Feat. Alicia Keys) (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib)
2. Karaoke (Produced by Francis & The Lights)
3. The Resistance (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib)
4. Over (Produced by Boi-1da)
5. Show Me A Good Time (Produced by Kanye West)
6. Up All Night (Feat. Nicki Minaj) (Produced by Boi-1da)
7. Fancy (Feat. TI and Swizz Beatz) (Produced by Swizz Beatz)
8. Shut It Down (Feat. The Dream) (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib and Omen)
9. Unforgettable (Feat. Young Jeezy) (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib and Boi-1da) (Listen Radio Rip)
10. Light Up (Feat. Jay-Z) (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib and Tone Mason)
11. Miss Me (Feat. Lil Wayne) (Produced by Boi-1da and Noah “40? Shebib)
12. Cece’s Interlude (Produced by Noah “40? Shebib)
13. Find Your Love (Produced by Kanye West)
14. Thank Me Now (Produced by Timbaland)

Cash Money/Universal

Arriving after three years of mixtapes, guest spots and merciless hype, the debut LP from the Canadian actor- turned-rapper delivered the goods with sumptuous beats, airtight rhymes and nuanced introspection. Drake's sleepy, soulful flow gave his morning-after reflections on the high life an undercurrent of irony. He's the definitive star of hip-hop's tortured post-Kanye era: a guy who can't quite decide if "I've been up for four days gettin' money" is a brag or a burden.

Tracklist:

1. Everlasting Light
2. Next Girl
3. Tighten Up
4. Howlin' For You
5. She's Long Gone
6. Black Mud
7. The Only One
8. Too Afraid To Love
9. Ten Cent Pistol
10. Sinister Kid
11. The Go Getter
12. I'm Not The One
13. Unknown Brother
14. Never Gonna Give You Up
15. These Days

Product Description

The maturation of the Black Keys as record makers and performers has been both subtle and startling. With their 2008 Nonesuch release 'Attack & Release' - the fifth album of their eight-year career which doubled the sales of their previous album and Nonesuch debut 'Magic Potion' - guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney illustrated the durability of their few-frills sound, a mysterious and heavy brew of seventies-vintage rock, classic R&B and timeless, downhearted blues. Producer and pal Danger Mouse, their first outside collaborator, didn't try to reinvent their sound but further isolated its essence with the help of a few carefully chosen guest players and some retro-modern electronic gear. It didn't need to get slicker to get better, or, as the Boston Globe put it, ''Attack & Release' proves that cleaning up the boys still won't stop them from tracking mud all over the house.'

Danger Mouse returned to co-produce 'Tighten Up' on 'Brothers,' but for the most part, the duo was on its own, spending ten days at the legendary Muscle Shoals studio in Alabama and coming up with the an even more intensely focused, deeply soulful set that includes a cover of Jerry Butler's 'Never Gonna Give You Up.' The performances are inventive and impassioned: Auerbach extends his vocal range to falsetto on the lead-off track 'Everlasting Light' and 'The Only One'; 'Howlin' For You' opens with a Gary Glitter-style drum riff and the chorus practically invites singing along. The tunes offer a surprising amount of lyrical candor and more than a little dark humor; the grooves alternate between ballsy swagger and bluesy rumination. The album reflects where Auerbach and Carney have been lately, most recently collaborating with a who's who of New York City MC's, including RZA, Q Tip, Mos Def and Raekwon on the 2009 BlakRoc super-session organized by hip-hop impresario and Black Keys fan Damon Dash. They've also pursued projects on their own, Auerbach with his solo 'Keep It Hid' album and tour, Carney with his band Drummer and its debut disc, 'Feels Good Together.' Their maturation didn't happen just in the studio, though. Carney admits, 'Dan and I grew up a lot as individuals and musicians prior to making this album. Our relationship was tested in many ways but at the end of the day, we're brothers, and I think these songs reflect that.'

'Brothers' was primarily cut in Muscle Shoals, a setting that turned out to have more in common with the Akron, Ohio factories where the Black Keys used to record. The place was desolate, the town depressed, so once again the duo slipped into a world all its own. They did additional recording at Auerbach's Easy Eye Sound System in Akron and The Bunker in Brooklyn. The album was mixed by engineer Tchad Blake, a veteran of sessions with Los Lobos, Pearl Jam and Peter Gabriel. Says Carney, 'The way he approaches mixing is the same way we approach making music. Respecting the past while being in the present.

Tracklist:

01 - ~Public Service Announcement 2000~
02 - ~Kill You~
03 - ~Stan~
04 - ~Paul~ (Skit)
05 - ~Who Knew~
06 - ~Steve Berman~
07 - ~The Way I Am~
08 - ~The Real Slim Shady~
09 - ~Remember Me~
10 - ~I'm Back~
11 - ~Marshall Mathers~
12 - ~Ken Kaniff~ (Skit)
13 - ~Drug Ballad~
14 - ~Amityville~
15 - ~B**** Please II~
16 - ~Kim~
17 - ~Under the Influence~
18 - ~Criminal

Tracklist:

1. Dark Fantasy [Explicit]
2. Gorgeous [Explicit]
3. Power [Explicit]
4. All Of The Lights (Interlude) [Explicit]
5. All Of The Lights [Explicit]
6. Monster [Explicit]
7. So Appalled [Explicit]
8. Devil In A New Dress [Explicit]
9. Runaway [Explicit]
10. Hell Of A Life [Explicit]
11. Blame Game [Explicit]
12. Lost In The World [Explicit]
13. Who Will Survive In America [Explicit]

It takes a special kind of dark, twisted genius to raise the white flag of surrender while raising a middle finger. Kanye West is that genius. "Runaway" is Kanye's musical response to the Taylor Swift affair, but it's much more than that: a nine-minute meditation on romantic failure and public infamy. Kanye creates a huge, eerie beat out of thunderous drums and plinking piano, and he turns the phrase "Let's have a toast for the douchebags" into a refrain nearly as catchy as "She loves you — yeah, yeah, yeah." In 2010, no other song was so crazily epic or jaw-droppingly gorgeous — not on the radio, not anywhere. Now, everyone raise your glasses.

Rolling stones number one song of the year 2010:

Kanye West feat. Pusha T, "Runaway"

Rolling Stone

Tracklist:

01. This Will Be (Intro)
02. Best Night Of My Life (feat. Wiz Khalifa)
03. Living Better Now (feat. Rick Ross)
04. Winner (feat. Justin Timberlake & T.I.)
05. Freak (feat. Rico Love)
06. Hit It Like This
07. Yep Dat’s Me (feat. Ludacris & Soulja Boy)
08. Fall For Your Type (feat. Drake)
09. Gorgeous
10. Let Me Get You On Your Toes (Interlude)
11. 15 Minutes
12. Sleeping Pill
13. Rejoice
14. All Said And Done
15. Sex On The Beach (Hidden Bonus Track)