"Anywhere"- Frank Ocean

A new ill track has surfaced from Frank Ocean entitled “Anywhere”. This is for the grown and sexy lovers who enjoys making passion anywhere, hence the title. Sadly this is tagged and stream only, so you have to wait to own this.

"Tunechi's Back"- Lil Wayne

As Wayne has now completed the initial stretch of his I Am Still Music Tour, the YM frontman lets loose the first track from his forthcoming mixtape Sorry For The Wait. Yeah, our thought too. If you’re that sorry, just drop Tha Carter IV already. Nonetheless, Wayne goes over the all-too-passed-around “Tupack Back” as his go is aptly titled “Tunechi’s Back.”

"Why Even Try"- Theophilus London

One of the most underrated artists in the game right now Theophilus London comes through with another Summer track entitled "Why Even Try". This remix by RAC of Theophilus London and Sara Quin’s song “Why Even Try” has been running the internet for the past week. Enjoy!

"Trust Issues (Remix)"- The Weeknd

Drake’s fellow Canadian homie The Weeknd decides to have his back after Drizzy’s label got all up in a tizzy over him releasing his latest single, “Trust Issues,” via his personal blog. So The Weeknd hops on the sensual R&B joint in order to keep the ball rolling.

"Trust Issues"- Drake (New Music)

While he says he’s put this R&B project on hold, that seems to be the only work surfacing from Drake as of late. Nonetheless, enjoy.

"Her Room"- Teyana Taylor (New Music)

Now, Teyana Taylor takes a shot at “Marvin’s Room” in a new mix that she calls “Her Room”. The song shows off more of her vocal range and she throws in a little bit of Lauryn Hill’s classic “Ex-Factor. The lyrics will definitely take you back to the time he (whomever he may be) let you slip away.

"I'm On One (Freestyle)"- Wale (New Music)

Wale drops another freestyle, another tat via ustream, the Maybach saga continues.

"Lace Frontin'"- Wale (New Music)

Released via Twitter, Wale gives the fans more tracks to add on to the collection of hits. He has been dropping ill shit since joining Maybach Music Group. Can he continue bringing the same momentum for the summer?

"Work Out"- J.Cole (New Music)

J. Cole gets ready for the summer so he can drop his debut album, Cole World. Using the ending of Kanye West’s “New Workout Plan” track as sample, Jermaine might be on one.

"Mama's Boyfriend"- Kanye West (New Music)

Kanye has been working on this song for quite some time now. He’s been trying to find the right beat to support the lyrics and I don’t think he’ll ever knock it precisely on the head. So here we get this–what sounds to be a rough cut–of “Mama’s Boyfriend.”

Kreayshawn x Karmaloop Interview (Video)

The internet sensation artist, Kreayshawn, has been blowing up everywhere. Luckily the good folks at Karmaloop catches her for an interview. Kreayshawn talks about getting signed and much more.

"Be The One"- Lloyd FT. Trey Songz x Young Jeezy

Lloyd collaborates with Trey and Jeezy for his latest single off his latest album, King of Hearts.

"Copy, Paste"- Diggy Simmons (Single)

Diggy Simmon gives a little swag for this new track which is to be, supposedly, on his debut album under Atlantic Records. Only time and the big man upstairs can tell.

"How To Love"- Lil Wayne (Carter IV)

Today Karen Civil comes through with the MP3. It’s produced by Detail and will appear on Tha Carter IV this summer.

"I Don't Think They Want It"- Big Sean

Another track is now released by Big Sean off the Finally Famous album. Nice track to vibe to in this summer weather, I don't think they want it. Album drops June 21st boi! Hit the jump for Big Sean's performance in Toronto.

"Return of Simba"- J.Cole

J. Cole makes makes a new Simba track to the series and even throws in a sample of the Lion King movie for the intro to coincide with it, not sure if this will be off Cole World set to drop this summer. Cole World.

"Dreams Money Can Buy"- Drake

Drake released “Dreams Money Can Buy” which will be the introduction to his new album, Take Care, releasing later this year. It carries a vibe reminiscent of “Fireworks” off of Thank Me Later, but provides a whole new swagger with a sample of Jai Paul’s “BTSTU.”