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Left Eye Ft. TLC & Missy Elliott - Lets Just Do It

New Music update with hits by Keyshia Cole & 2Pac, Missy Elliott with Timbaland & T-Pain, Slim, Ryan Leslie, Lomdon, Kanye West and more, after the jump!

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Very hot New Music edition with hits by Omarion, Trey Songz, Young Steff, Max B, Young Chris, Busta Rhymes and much more, after the jump!

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Hot new track by Khaled featuring Sean Paul, Missy Elliott and Busta Rhymes titled She’s Fine. And if this not enough I can tell you the track is produced by Danja. The bonus track is Sterling Simms produced by Bangla”A Milli”Dash.

DJ Khaled Ft. Sean Paul, Missy Elliott & Busta Rhymes - She’s Fine (Prod. by Danja)

Bonus: Sterling Simms - Can’t Run (Prod. by Bangladesh)

New track by PCD and Missy titled Whatcha Think About That off their nee album Doll Domination. Check it out and enjoy and if you read from some blogs that they got this exclusive don’t believe them, just say thanks to Z!

The Pussycat Dolls Ft. Missy Elliott - Whatcha Think About That

We’ve got some fresh instrumentals for those of you who love to spit/DJ. After the jump check out instrumentals from T.I., Missy Elliot and more.

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Here we go again with exclusive time! Missy Elliott first single for the new album is Best Best, the original produced by Danja, while this second version produced by Mikey Bo.

Missy Elliott - Best Best Part 2 (Prod. by Mikey Bo)

Remember where you heard that first!

We’ve got a brand new Missy track for you people. The track is called Best Best and is from her upcoming album Block Party. Check the link below to hear it.

Missy Elliot - Best Best

Missy Elliott and adidas Originals announced today (March 20) the worldwide launch of the Respect M.E. talent competition “Stand Up Be Seen,” which starts this month. “Stand Up. Be Seen,” aims to recruit 10 female ambassadors for Missy and her urban themed street wear brand Respect M.E. The Stand Up.

Be Seen competition will launch in the United States, Argentina, the Asian Pacific Region, China, Japan, Korea, Europe, Germany, France, UK, Italy, Russia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Switzerland.

Ten winners of the competition will be featured in the Fall/Winter 2008 Respect M.E. campaign, while five will continue on to be the faces of the Respect M.E. line, starting with the Spring and Summer 2009.

The five ambassadors will be flown across the world to be shot by international photographers. Female candidates interested in competing in the contest can enter exclusively at www.adidas.com/Missy.

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It’s safe to say that 2008 has taken off with a testosterone-driven kick, with successful and media-driven releases by many male hip-hop artists. One thing’s for sure though, this summer is going to be a hot one for the ladies, especially the always dynamic Missy Elliott, who’s anticipating her as-yet-untitled seventh studio album in June.

Though a multi-tasking legend in the game (writing, producing, rapping, and singing), Missy’s recruited some trusted beats from Timbaland as well as some fresh names for the upcoming album. At the moment, she’s still in the studio adding her final magic touches, but Rap-Up.com got the exclusive chance to listen to the bulk of the tracks—in their rawest form—and we’re ready to let the secret out. Reminiscent of the hypnotic and electro-heavy beats from 2001’s Miss E…So Addictive, this new set of tracks could very well catch fire and leave everything else in its ashes.

1. “Act a Fool”
Produced by Souldiggaz

Bringing back producers who dabbled on her last album, Missy dived right into her distinct dance floor beats. On the expected feel-good anthem, she urges the ladies, “Hands up if you’re looking for a baller.”

2. “Best, Best”
Produced by Danjahandz

Though he turned out Britney’s album, Danja didn’t do much for this track, although Missy herself claims that it’s “what ‘Irreplaceable’ did for Beyoncé’s album” and plans to release it as her first single. Mid-tempo with a lyrical ode to her man. Missy repeats the last word of every line (”We fuss fuss / we fight fight / we make up by the end of the night night.”)

3. “Shake Your Pom Pom”
Produced by Timbaland

Introduced from the Step Up 2: The Streets soundtrack, this one opens with a big band jazz vibe, and then continues as an energetic drum-heavy track. Missy does some serious celeb name dropping on this track; in fact, she name checks Beyoncé on a few of these songs.

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TQ will release his next cd titled Paradise in April and this is the first single that goes with the same name. The track features BTNH’s Krazye Bone.

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Hunt - I’m A Rider (Feat. Sean Kingston)
Joe Budden - 4 Walls
Lloyd Banks - I Am Legend Freestyle
Trina - U Ain’t Ready (Feat. Paul Wall)
Casely - Jipsy

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New track titled Neava Hafta Worry by Snoop that should appear on his new album Ego Trippin

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Fabolous - Hey Papi

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After almost 3 years of staying out of the limelight, Grammy award winning rapper Missy Elliott is planning to release a new album this year and she wants to get into the studio with longtime producer Timbaland for the project.

Aside from an appearance on Keyshia Cole’s summer hit, “Let It Go” and an endorsement from Doritos, the music world

hasn’t heard much from Missy since her last album, The Cookbook, in 2005.

But according to Reuters/Billboard, the “Supa Dupa Fly” rapper is back in the lab. She’s already released two new songs “Ching-A-Ling” and “Shake Your Pom Pom,” for the Step Up 2 the Streets soundtrack (available Feb. 5).

Though Timbaland didn’t play a major role in The Cookbook’s production, Missy plans to reunite with the mega-producer on the new disc. Timbo is credited as being a producer on Missy’s first 5 albums (Supa Dupa Fly, Da Real World, Miss E…So Addictive, Under Construction, This Is Not A Test) - all of which have gone platinum.

Her yet-to-be-titled album is tentatively slated to hit shelves in May.

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