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J. Cole - Born Sinner (Full Album Stream)

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The other night J. Cole debuted his sophomore album Born Sinner, via a digital listening session in several cities last night.... Read More

Action Bronson - Saaab Stories

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It’s hard to imagine Action Bronson paring down his songs with producer Harry Fraud to just seven, when a year ago they had enough... Read More

Schoolboy Q - "Collard Greens" (Feat. Kendrick Lamar)

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Earlier today, Schoolboy Q treated us to a new release off of his imminent debut album, Oxymoron. If there’s one track you need to bump... Read More

100s - "1999" [Official Video]

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Leave it to Fool's Gold Records to make another unpredictable move in the hip hop underground world. The A-Trak and Nick Catchdubs run... Read More

Dido - "Let Us Move On" (Feat. Kendrick Lamar)
12.14.2012 Alysa Lechner

Dido has arguably one of the most recognizable voices in pop. It's virtually impossible not to immediately hear "Thank You's" "and IiIiiIIiiI want to thank you..." upon the mention of her name. And for fans of hip hop, those words are more often than not associated with Eminem's "Stan" which both sampled "Thank You" and saw Dido play Stan's pregnant girlfriend in video treatment. 

But just as we were thinking "Wow, remember 'Stan'? What an unlikely collaboration," Dido jumps back into the hip hop game and enlists its current golden child, Kendrick Lamar, for support. "Let Us Move On" is Dido's first single off her upcoming album due out in March 2013. It's a subdued, tragic track wrapped in hope and peace. Without focusing on the specific hardships that have caused the grief, "Let Us Move On" simply deals with the process of overcoming it. 

The contrast of their voices is fantastic as well. Dido's birdlike way of singing is veiled in wisdom and experience, while Kendrick's very deliberate delivery reveals his youth, hunger, and sincerity. So if you're "wonderin' why you got out of bed at all," it's for this track.