Big news from the Roc Nation camp today. The Roc umbrella has officially got bigger as the label has signed none other than M.I.A. to their increasing roster. With her new album Matangi to be released in Fall, we have to congratulate Jay-Z for this addition. Epicness in the making.

While Andre 3000 is or is not filming the highly anticipated Jimi Hendrix biopic, his partner in rhyme took to Twitter to open up on upcoming projects from the OutKast camp. Accordingly, the ATLien hinted at solo albums from him and 3 Stacks to be on the way. His solo LP is about "80% done" and promises "lotta surprises." In addition, KiD CuDi is one of the featured guest rappers on Sir Lucious Leftfoot's solo opus. Speculation on a new group album and solo releases have been ongoing, but lets hope that this time we will see the final product emerging soon.

Renowned for his naturally simple photography, and candid shots of artists, actors and musicians, Terry Richardson has grown quite fond of Tyler, the Creator and the entire Odd Future crew. Accordingly, he posted up pictures of the photoshoot for XXL Magazine, and an outtake video at his own blog.

It's that time of the week again. Urban Noize delivers their latest creation in the shape of their take on M.I.A.'s "Bad Girls." Retaining the original version's energy and enormity, the Floridian twin duo takes the song into a different direction by including a neat sample arrange ment of Luxu Aeterna and additional instrumentation. Without further ado, listen to this refreshing rework below and download here.

Here comes a previously unreleased jam that features two of today's biggest chart hitters in the industry Drizzy Drake and Chris Breezy. Titled "Yamaha Mama," there was a collaboration between Soulja Boy and Chris Brown, but it appears Drake has his own version up his sleeve. Listen below.

Chris Brown continues his foray into the hip-hop world by visually taking on his rendition of the G.O.O.D. Music group single "Mercy." Although it is hard to point out what exactly, but there is quite a lot going on in this video so we suggest you have look for yourself. Fortune comes out July 3.

Just as you're bringing out the grill and hitting the liquor store in preparation for this weekend's Memorial Day festivities, you're loading up your iPod with new music to provide the soundtrack. Right in time to make the cut for your playlist comes Los Angeles' own Dom Kennedy and his brand new single. Fittingly titled "My Type Of Party", the track serves as the first official offering from his upcoming highly anticipated LP, The Yellow Album. The summer anthem showcases the charismatic Dom Kennedy flow that fans have come to know and love, but over production by DJ Dahi that affirms Kennedy's statement that The Yellow Album “doesn’t sound like anything of the past, it sounds like tomorrow.” Play and download "My Type Of Party" below.

Well, if you've been waiting for it, the anticipated remix to Justin Bieber's fairly recent single, "Boyfriend," is now here. Boy wonder calls on the services of rappers 2 Chainz, Mac Miller and Asher Roth to award the R&B type track with some added hip-hop flavor. The original piece will be featured on Bieber's forthcoming album Believe, due out June 19. Check the cut below, and let us know which version your prefer.

Pardon the moderate confusion, but Young Money's Shanell rolls two songs and videos into one, presenting the visuals for both "So Good" and "6 AM." The initial cut features her fellow crew members Lil Wayne and Drake, while the latter is a solo effort from the sultry songstress. Each single is expected to appear on her forthcoming debut album, due out later this year.

All-around creative tAz Arnold is back with the visuals coinciding with the initial single from his recently released LP rAd AmericA. "freAky B*tch" features a glittery Arnold surrounded by some equally shimmering freaky females. You can check the futuristic offering above as well as visit here for the accommodating audio. So far, what do you guys think of his jaunt with music?