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Queens singing duo Nina Sky comprised of sisters Natalie and Nicole have just released a new catchy single on their upcoming album.  The song “Beautiful People” is an energetic dance  club track that we know is going to burning up the charts and  fashion runways around the world. Since their global recognition in 2004 with the reggae-infused pop jam, “Move Ya Body,” the duo has spent five years challenging their voices and learning more about themselves in life and in business. “Just because we weren’t in the spotlight doesn’t mean we weren’t making moves,” Natalie explains. “These last five years were spent traveling, doing shows all over the world, writing and working with other artists. We’ve really had time to mature into women and master our craft. It shows lyrically and vocally on this album.”
While five years have elapsed, “Starting Today” aims to keep Nina Sky listeners in tune with the duo’s journey since their first album. It takes just one listen to their new album—a savvy mix of pop songs touched with soulful R&B, 80s-inspired beats and up-tempo drums—to understand why Polo Grounds/J Records signed the twin team. The Nina Sky album  “Starting Today” is scheduled to be released on J records.

Listen to a Coast to Coast Mixtape hosted by Nina Sky. Enjoy good music and mixtape Mondays!

COAST 2 COAST MIXTAPES VOL. 87

Hosted By Nina Sky

Tracklisting:

1. Nina Sky – Beautiful People
2. Red Cafe – Heart & Soul
3. Bishop Lamont ft. Xzibit – Hallelujah (Prod By Dr. Dre)
4. Slaughterhouse – Warriors
5. Tone Trump – I Shot Ya Freestyle
6. Nina Sky - Don’t Stop
7. Michael Marshall ft. San Quinn, Mistah Fab & Spice 1 – Stop, Look & Listen
8. Jay Rock – Boom Boom Clap
9. St. Laz – Straight From Brooklyn
10. D.V. Alias Khryst ft. Memphis Bleek – New Money
11. J Money ft. Young Jeezy & Shawty Lo – 1st Name Last Name (Remix)
12. Nina Sky ft. Flo Rida & Pitbull – Get Up On This
13. Cymarshall Law – Shut Your Bloodclot Mouth (Freestyle)
14. Shabaam Sahdeeq ft. Emilio Rojas & Tiye Phoenix – Water The Seeds
15. C Thug ft. Young Buck & Dolla – I Do This
16. Lloyd Banks – For The Moment
17. LieFocals ft. Meedah – 201 Shit
18. Duncan Daniels ft. M.I. – Like This
19. John Que ft. Rockey – Hip Hop Lives
20. Pick Mobsta – Check Out My
21. Tamppa ft. Ludacris – Brownsville Grind
22. Shaun Sluggs ft. Mz KEI – Bakery
23. Nina Sky – Outro

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50 Cent talks about Young Buck crying and the Leaked Conversation diss song. Fiddy also speaks candidly about his baby mama drama with his ex Shaniqua Tompkins. 

Rapper 50 Cent spoke to Angie Martinez on Hot 97 to clear up all the rumors. 50 Cent spoke about leaking the Young Buck crying leaked phone conversation, his rumored secret marriage to Ciara, the Taco Bell name change scam and rapper Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter III selling over a million copies in the first week. Fiddy didn’t talk about his baby mama lawsuit with Shaniqua Tompkins or how he felt about being ordered by the judge to turn over his handguns.  50 Cent also didn’t mention The Game G-Unit diss song in response to The Taped Conversation called the Tape Convo. This is stuff we want to know and hear about. Listen to the leaked Young Buck crying phone conversation below that started the beef.

Would rapper 50 cent sound as sweet by any other name? Taco Bell seems to think so!

The fast food chain has challenged the rapper to change his name from 50–to 79, 89, or 99 Cent in connection with its new "Why Pay More" value menu for one day this summer.

Also part of the deal– "Fiddy" (a.k.a. Curtis Jackson) must stop by any Taco Bell restaurant of his choosing and rap his order at the drive-thru using his new moniker.

If he completes his mission, Taco Bell has vowed to donate $10,000 to a charity of the rapper’s choice. In addition, it will feed all of the guests at the Taco Bell location that 50 Cent ends up choosing.

In a letter to 50 Cent obtained on Wednesday by OK!, Taco Bell President and CEO Greg Creed writes, "We know that you adopted the name 50 Cent years ago as a metaphor for change. We at Taco Bell are also huge advocates for change… We encourage you to ‘Think Outside the Bun’ and hope you accept our offer." source

Former G-Unit member the Game just released his own version of the Young Buck Taped Conversation called "The Taped Convo". The Game raps over Young Buck’s track and takes aim at 50 Cent accusing him of setting the fire that almost killed Fiddy’s baby mama Shaniqua and his son.  He also says Tony Yayo can’t rap and calls 50 Cent out for taping and leaking the audio tape conversation with Young Buck crying. We don’t know what’s going to happen with this beef in the next round.  We just hope it stays on wax and doesn’t get too heated.

G-Unit member Young Buck caused some beef when he said he was angry because 50 Cent owed him money and then he said F*ck G Unit at an on stage performance. After 50 Cent got the news about Young Buck’s diss he released a year old phone call with Young Buck crying like a girl and begging him to be a member of G-Unit again.

Listen to the phone call and Young Buck’s reponse  diss song to 50 Cent called "Taped Conversation."  Young Buck’s manager spoke to Allhiphop.com and said that the Young Buck phone call is fake and doctored.

G-Unit member Young Buck caused some beef when he said he was angry because 50 Cent owed him money and then he said F*ck G Unit at an on stage performance. After 50 Cent got the news about Young Buck’s diss he released a year old phone call with Young Buck crying like a girl and begging him to be a member of G-Unit again. Listen to the phone call and Young Buck’s reponse  diss song to 50 Cent called "Taped Conversation."  Young Buck’s manager spoke to Allhiphop.com and said that the Young Buck phone call is fake and doctored.

“At this time, I have convinced Buck to take the higher road and not respond to the petty back and forth with an obviously scorned and angry man ,” Williams told AllHipHop.com. “I am sure if need be there are plenty explosive G-Unit secrets that he could put out there from the inner workings of the crew, but he’s going to take the high road. He’s not interested in a pissing match with G-Unit because he’s moved on with his life since April, when he was kicked out the final time.”

“Everybody out here already knows what a real cat Buck is,” Williams clarified. “I don’t think anyone in the streets thinks Young Buck is soft-if anything, they know he’s real and he’s emotional. That’s what makes him such a great rapper. He’s a real man, thinking he was having a real conversation with 50 Cent, not someone who’d record it, doctor it up, and put it out a year later to try and build hype to sell a G-Unit compilation CD.” source

G-Unit member Young Buck caused some beef when he said he was angry because 50 Cent owed him money and then he said F*ck G Unit at an on stage performance. After 50 Cent got the news about Young Buck’s diss he released a year old phone call with Buck crying like a girl and begging him to be a member of G-Unit again. Listen to the phone call and Young Buck’s reponse  diss song to 50 Cent called "Taped Conversation."

Young Buck has obviously reached his boiling point regarding his falling-out with the G-Unit. On Tuesday, 50 Cent released a taped phone conversation of an emotional talk between the two where Buck was sobbing as he pleaded to be allowed back into the G-Unit and spoke of dire monetary problems. Buck said during the conversation that he would never write a dis record about 50.

But on Wednesday afternoon (June 18), the Tennessee native retaliated with a song called "Taped Conversation."

The song’s lyrics include these lines: "B—h n—s do b—h thangs/ Look at 50, what he do just to get fame/ Record my phone call when I spoke from the heart/ That was a year ago, this was a joke from the start/ You a ho, I know/ The only people that record conversations is 5-0."

Buck also jokes that 50 and Tony Yayo are having a love affair, and that Lloyd Banks is upset with the Unit but afraid to speak his mind. source