DJ Tony Touch ft. N.O.R.E., Reek da Villain, and Al Joseph - "Questions"

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Reek da Villian - "Headlines"

In light of Drake hitting number one with "Headlines," Reek da Villian becomes the latest rapper to remix the track.

Listen to "Headlines" by Reek da Villian below:

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Busta Rhymes ft. Reek da Villain, Uncle Murda, and French Montana - "Lay Em to Rest"

Busta Rhymes recruits three of New York's rising stars, Reek da Villain, Uncle Murda, and French Montana for his new track, "Lay Em to Rest."

Listen to "Lay Em to Rest" by Busta Rhymes ft. Reek da Villain, Uncle Murda, and French Montana below:

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Busta Rhymes ft. N.O.R.E., Reek da Villain, Spliff Star, and J-Doe - "Tilt"

Taking a page out of LL Cool J's book, Busta Rhymes puts together a posse cut, featuring N.O.R.E., Reek da Villain, Spliff Star, and J-Doe.

The new song is called "Tilt."

Listen to "Tilt" by Busta Rhymes ft. N.O.R.E., Reek da Villain, Spliff Star, and J-Doe below:

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Ron Browz ft. Reek da Villain and Busta Rhymes - "On My New Shit"

Ron Browz teams up with the Conglomerate for a new record, "On My New Shit."

With the help of Reek da Villain and Busta Rhymes, Ron Browz is reminding the people he is still making hot music.

Listen to "On My New Shit" by Ron Browz ft. Reek da Villain and Busta Rhymes below:

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Busta Rhymes plans Major Comeback

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

After taking four years off, Busta Rhymes felt 2006 would be the start of a new part of his career. He had plans of releasing a new album each year. But, with label-mates like Eminem and 50 Cent, it is hard trying to have enough attention to release so much material.

Being third fiddle was not good enough for Busta Rhymes, so he eventually left Aftermath/Interscope. The process took three years and he released Back on my BS in 2009. Despite some popular songs, the album did not do very well because it was rushed together.

Finally back in control of his career, Busta Rhymes decided he would release another album in 2009. But, he did not want to rush to put together another album, so he planned a 2010 release. However, a reunion with Reek da Villain pushed him back again.

Now, with the launch of Conglomerate Records and a new roster and Universal Records' support, things are back on track with Busta Rhymes. The rapper is putting together his next album, E.L.E. 2, and working hard in the studio to make sure this album is perfect. Initially, he said this would be his final album, but it appears as if Busta Rhymes has more left in the tank.

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Busta Rhymes discusses J. Cole, Drake, Nicki Minaj, and More

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

To many fans, it seems just like yesterday when Busta Rhymes began his solo career. Time has been flying and Busta is now a battle-tested fourteen year pro. Now, he has the right to check out the upcoming talent. Recently, Busta Rhymes gave his opinion on some of the new artists.

Busta Rhymes recently spoke about the newer rappers looking for entry into the game. While he is listening to most of the new artists, his favorite is J. Cole. Busta said Cole is very creative with the way he comes up with words. The Roc Nation star is definitely in rotation on Busta Rhymes' iPod.

Aside from J. Cole, Busta Rhymes is also a very big fan of the new captain of Young Money, Drake. One thing that really impresses him about Drake is his ability to change his style in different ways. There are not many artists, in any genre, who can do all that Drake does. Busta Rhymes gives him credit for being good at whatever style he jumps into.

Drake isn't the only Young Money star to catch Busta Rhymes' attention. Much like the rest of the hip hop world, Busta has been captivated by Nicki Minaj. He respects what she has brought to the game and how she was able to bring female rappers back into the game. While he respects her as a female emcee, Busta realizes she is more than just a female rapper, he understands how Nicki Minaj is holding her own against the men in the game. He loves her fast-rhymes and her overall character.

Busta Rhymes has also been keeping an ear to the streets and he has become a big fan of Wiz Khalifa, the new sensation out of Pittsburgh. He respects the movement Wiz had before he even started putting music out on a consistent level. Despite working with major labels throughout his career, Busta Rhymes has a lot of respect for the artists who do it on their own, much like how Wiz Khalifa has been doing things. In some ways, he sees a little bit of himself in the rising star.

One artist, in particular, has Busta Rhymes' attention and he comes right out of New York City. While all of the new artists have his attention, Busta is drawn to Reek da Villain because the two have shared so much studio time. The two rappers have been working together ever since 2007, but they did not record together last year. With new music on the way, Busta Rhymes hopes to get back in the studio with Reek very soon and he hopes to jump on his debut album next year.

Busta Rhymes is still in the studio, putting the finishing touches on his ninth album, E.L.E. 2. The album does not have a set release date, but the album will be released on Universal Motown.

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