Lil' Wayne leads off this new music post with his brand new mixtape, No Ceilings. Now I'm not the biggest fan of Wayne but there's many who claim they are and this release is an official one that deserves more than just a link given Wayne's immense star power. I digged his "Run This Town" freestyle and there is more of the same as he goes in on Twista's "Wetter", Cudi's "Make Her Say" and much more indicative from the tracklist above (shouts 2 X). Wayne and mixtape fans rejoice! There's been a trio in just the past 24 hours with info on S-Preme's coming later this afternoon. Look out for more commentary from Max G. on No Ceilings later today.

Down below is a collection of more content as Saigon leads things off with a couple ill tracks. Meaningful lyrics are spit at a breakneck speed and I couldn't help but chuckle when I heard the song that Chris Farley and David Spade made famous for me - The Carpenters' "Superstar" - that was sampled by (supposedly) Kanye West & Just Blaze in "It's Alright". "Baby baby baby, ohhh baby!" Hahaha, that scene was hilarious and I just spent 15 minutes trying to locate it on YouTube (to no avail). Anyway, Sai was sick on both of these so DL those. Listen to "It's Alright" all the way 2 the end cuz Sai's last few bars may be my favorite on there and it's on a 7 minute "We Major" length. Up and comers Junclassic, J. Slikk, ADaD, and Erik Flowchild round out the post with new audio and video so check those out as well. Enjoy!

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ADaD & Exile in L.A.

Erik Flowchild Interview x Freestyle w/ Royalty Radio