0 New Music: Twista – "Recipe Freestyle"

Twista freestyles over Kendrick Lamar's record, "The Recipe" off his upcoming mixtape, "Reloaded" with Don Cannon which will drop very soon.

Twista - Recipe Freestyle

0 New Music: Twista - "Yo B***h Chose Me" (Feat. Juicy J)

Twista links up with Juicy J on the track, "Yo B***h Chose Me."

Twista - Yo B***h Chose Me (Feat. Juicy J)

0 Joe Budden - "Put It Down Like You" (Feat. Lil Wayne & Twista) (Snippet)

Joe Budden was on live stream earlier as he play snippet to his upcoming record, "Put It Down Like Me," featuring Lil Wayne & Twista. The full version will drop very soon.

0 New Music: I-20 - "Little Boy" (Feat. Ludacris & Twista)

The remaining member of DTP, I-20, drops his new track with Ludacris & Twista entitled, "Little Boy."

I-20 - Little Boy (Feat. Ludacris & Twista)

0 "The Life and Times of Twista" (Trailer)

On new years day, Twista is planning to release a documentary which will provide an in-depth look into his life as an emcee and what it's like growing up in the streets of Chicago.

Get front row access to the life of a Hip Hop Superstar -- Twista, as he readies his highly anticipated new album -- "The Perfect Storm."

We go into the studio with the fastest rapper alive who conquered the pop charts and became an undeniable master of his craft. Not too many know who he really is and what his life is like behind the scenes. Capture an unprecedented look into Twista's recording sessions and never before seen concert footage as he prepares for his new album.

Now follow Twista, as he navigate us through his world and makes a few notable stops in his hometown of Chicago, where murder rates have been rapidly rising, turning it into the most dangerous city in the US. Since 1991, Twista has remained a prolific figure in music and there is no end in sight. He is Mr.Immortality -- and this is just the beginning.

0 New Music: Twista Feat. Ray J - "Call The Police"

A more appropriate title for this track would be "Call The Fire Department", because this joint off of Twista's new album: "The Perfect Storm" is hot! Ray J does his thing on the hook.

Twista Feat. Ray J - "Call The Police"

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0 New Music: Chamillionaire Feat. Lloyd & Twista – "Make A Movie"

Supposedly this is a single off of Chamillionaire's "Venom" Album. In addition, Koopa also released a freestyle addressing rumors of financial distress. After the jump you can watch a clip of Chamillionaire's U Stream session, where his explains the hold up on the "Venom" and dealing with label drama. Shouts to 2DB

Chamillionaire Feat. Lloyd & Twista – "Make A Movie"

Chamillionaire – "A Dream" (Freestyle)

0 Ludacris Ft Rick Ross & Twista - How Low (Remix)

Ludacris Ft Rick Ross & Twista - How Low (Remix)

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0 David Banner Ft. Lisa Ivey, Rhymefest, Naledge & Twista - Something’s Wrong (prod. 9th Wonder)

David Banner Ft. Lisa Ivey, Rhymefest, Naledge & Twista - Something’s Wrong (prod. 9th Wonder)

0 Twista Ft. Liffy Stokes - "Wanna See ‘Em Buss" (Music Video)

0 Twista Ft. Kanye West – Alright

Twista Ft. Kanye West – Alright

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0 Twista - "I Can Make You Say" (Prod. by Kanye West)

Twista-I Can Make You Say (Prod. by Kanye West)

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0 Twista Interview W/ DJ Z

Via Email:

In an exclusive interview with DJBooth.net, Twista steps into the Booth to discuss his “You scratch my back, I’ll scratch yours,” approach to scoring big-name guest features, what Midwestern rappers need to do in order to achieve mainstream success in today’s music industry, and whose beats he thinks make him sound the absolute best—Kanye‘s or Traxster‘s?

Plus Twitter-talk, his EMI label deal, and the "Fakon"-version of "On Top" that leaked to the net.

Quotable:

DJ Booth: There’s a promotional video for the new album, and it states, “In a time where hip-hop is lost, one man will help find it.” So, two-part question for you: one, when exactly do you feel hip-hop went missing, and, two, why is Twista the right man to lead this search party?

Twista: Okay, that’s a two-part question, gotcha. I would say hip-hop didn’t come up missing, I would say people started thinking hip-hop came up missing. And no disrespect to Nas, because Nas is really one of my favorite rappers, period, he’s definitely in my top five, but when you make statements like, “Hip-hop is dead,” which, he was a genius when he made it, ‘cause he got everybody talkin’ about it, you create things in people’s heads. That started the whole vibe that hip-hop might not have been around, but really it just changes, man. The younguns come in and they do it their way. Then we get used to what they’re doing, and the people younger than them come in and do it their way, and it just keeps evolving.

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