Fabolous' Album Pushed Back

Damn 'Loso... seems he's got more tricks in his latest goodie bag than ever before.

Although Fabolous' next album "Losos Way” has been pushed back yet again... this time from June 30th to some time in July, that still didn't stop him from going forward with keeping his word by bringing the fans the dvd that was originally meant to accompany the next LP.

No worries, this is right up Fab's alley. "It’s good cuz now the movie can come wit the CD,” that's what Fab posted on his twitter. “Loso’s Way” will be Fabolous’ fifth solo album and will feature guest appearances from Jay-Z, Jeremih, Keri Hilson, The-Dream, Red Café, Ryan Leslie, Ne-Yo, Trey Songz, and Marsha Ambrosius. Producer for the album include The Alchemist, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Sean C & LV, The Runners, Tricky Stewart, DJ Khalil and Jermaine Dupri. As Fabolous mentioned above, a 30 minute film will apparently be included with the album.

He's not a happy camper in other areas when it comes to the dealings of his album. Seems there's a leak in the plans. Somebody from J.D.'s camp has been leaking Fabs tracks on the net. This is what Fab had to say via his twitter last night about the mysterious leak:

Fabolous - What the f***?? I'm hearing someone in JD's camp is leaking my songs!! "Aint nothin So So, i thought i knew JD well ?? "

Drake Readies Lawsuit For Leaked Music

For all of you who have recently downloaded the unauthorized leaked Drake album from the i-net, well be prepared to have your -ish mysteriously disappear. The recently released unauthorized album featuring the Canadian singer/rapper/actor Drake will be the focus of a new lawsuit the entertainer plans to file.

Drake is planning a lawsuit against Canadian Money Entertainment over the release, titled The Girls Love Drake. The unauthorized album, which was released May 28 by Canadian Money, includes songs from Drake's mixtape, 'So Far Gone', as well as other tracks. It was distributed by the Independent Online Distribution Alliance (IODA) on iTunes, Rhapsody and Amazon.

According to Drake’s manager, Al Branch, Drake or his affiliated label Young Money is associated with the album. Currently, the rapper is at the center of a major bidding war between three major record labels. At the heart of the suit are uncleared samples for So Far Gone and two other mixtapes. Drake’s camp has gone on record saying it did not authorize The Girls Love Drake. A chief concern for Branch involves Young Money or October's Own, Drake's label, potentially being sued because the mixtape samples have not been legally cleared for use.

Artists sampled for the mixtapes include rapper David Banner as well as singers Goapele and Colin Munroe.