Spitta is on his grind and releases his latest work New Jet City. I only listened to 3 tracks with Jada, Juicy and Wiz/Ross and I already know I’ll be hooked on this for 2013, even T James got a guest spot. I love this cover art of ol’ Nawlins #Jetlife.
After a much heated debate in the New Jawn office, we are pleased to announce that @iamjennashea has won New Jawn of the Year. She met all criteria for our hottest babe; huge ass, great tits, slim waist, cute face. She has been hustling her web cam bizz and I’m sure she’s making grip from her “One night with Jenna” dating jawns. There are a ton of hot video vixens in this game but Jenna is 2012. Follow her twitter to get more pics like this.
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I’ll definitely be picking up both The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy today. There’s a couple big family flicks out too, but I don’t get down with the children’s movies. New music is also jumpin’ off. I’m eager to hear what James Mercer’s latest version of The Shins are able to put together. So far, I’ve been moderately impressed, but I’m still hoping for the best. Odd Future are giving the second volume of The OF Tape an official release rather than posting it for free. We’ve already heard some leaked tracks off that, so you know it’s worth checking out. Catch them Friday night at the Electric Factory. Check out a more thorough list of new releases for today down below.
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Today sees a ton of noteworthy releases to DVD and Blu-Ray, including one of the most well received of 2011, The Descendants. I had a chance to see The Descendants and highly recommend checking it out. I’m also pretty excited about the reunited directing and writing duo of Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody for Young Adult. Their work on Juno was top notch and based on the trailer, Young Adult should be pretty great. Lars Von Trier has a new release to DVD also with Melancholia. Many people can’t get thru Lars’ flicks, but I’m always a fan. Music releases are once again a bummer. It’s a disappointing week when the highlight is Chris Brown dropping a new album.
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While nothing on the music side is really worth checking out, in my opinion, there are a couple new releases to DVD and Blu-Ray that require checking out or picking up today. With season two fast approaching, now is the time to watch Game Of Thrones: Season One if you slept on the HBO fantasy-war series. If you think Thrones is just for nerds, at least give it a watch to see Emilia Clarke in the nude. If you’re all caught up on that and want something to freak you the fuck out, then Perdo Almodóvar has released just what you need in your life. The Skin I Live In looks like one twisted ass love story, but what do you expect from Almodóvar? The Oscar winner has a gift for putting his characters in strange and unexplored situations. If not a fan of his previous movies like Volver and Bad Education, I don’t know how you’re going to feel about his latest creation starring Antonio Benderas. I’m stoked to finally get to see this one. Check out an extended list of new movies and album releases for today.
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Not too much in terms of exciting releases for music or movies this week. I didn’t even want to see Hugo until the award season started praising it so much. Martin Scorsese doesn’t make bad movies, but this one looked more for the kids than your usual flick from Marty. I’ll check it out most likely though. Also released today on DVD and Blu-Ray is the movie responsible for introducing me to this gem. Although, I don’t foresee I Melt With You being worth your earned dollars so probably best to just look for the DVD rip online. On the music side, releases include the latest from nerd-ass white people hip hop favorites Chiddy Bang and the reunited Cranberries album that already took a leak. Like I said, not much exciting going on this week.
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Today sees the release of a few big films to Blu-Ray and DVD, including the Clint Eastwood directed J. Edgar and Dreamworks’ animated hit Puss In Boots. Music releases also have some good up-and-comers putting out new full lengths. If you caught Sleigh Bells on SNL last weekend, you know they’re an act to keep an eye on. They’ll be opening for the Red Hot Chili Peppers on their upcoming North American tour. Reign Of Terror is their sophomore release and is available in stores and for digital download today. Check out the additional new releases this week.
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Royce Da 5’9 releases his debut on Shady Records today with Success Is Certain. Hopefully you are gonna pick up a copy to show your support for Royce. The album has some major highlights, especially “Second Place”, produced by the legendary DJ Premier. Premier also has offered out a new version of the Eminem laced track off Success Is Certain. Check out “Writer’s Block”, the Premier remix.
This week’s New Releases have been the subject on New Jawn many times. While the list of movies is complete ass, there is a bunch of new music worth checking out, regardless of your genre of choice. Rap heads finally get the much anticipated Self Made album from the Maybach Music Group. Rozay has done a genius job marketing this one and while it will be damn near impossible to beat out Lady Gaga’s Born This Way in terms of sales, you can expect plenty of units moved in it’s first week. All different sides of the rock spectrum get hit also with new releases spanning from electro-pop act Foster The People to slowed down indie legend Thurston Moore. Check out the full list of worth-mentioning releases for May 24th.
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Another Tuesday, another set of New Releases in the music and movie world. The biggest, and really only worthwhile, release in music this week comes from critically acclaimed producer Danger Mouse and his artistic partner Daniele Luppi. Rome is a great album and shows how diverse Danger Mouse can be as a producer. It definitely doesn’t hurt that he enlisted Grammy winners Norah Jones and Jack White to lend vocals to this. Definitely get an official copy of Rome. On the flip side, we finally get some Blue-Ray and DVD releases that intrigue me. Vanishing On 7th Street is the most recent film from The Machinist director Brad Anderson. If this movie fucks with your mind half as much as The Machinist, it will definitely be a good one to own. Movies like that need a couple views before they sink in. Also out today, Jason Statham in The Mechanic and Leighton Meester in the Single White Female-ripoff The Roommate. Here is a more thorough list of the new albums and movies available in stores today.
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Once again, all the major music releases for this Tuesday have leaked, but still go buy from the artists you want to support. For instance, unless you want Tyler to blast you for illegally downloading Goblin, I suggest to cop an official jawn. Same goes for Manchester Orchestra’s third studio full length album Simple Math. The shit is too good to not own the vinyl. New releases on Blu-Ray and DVD for May 10th include the ultra depressing Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams drama Blue Valentine and the cheesedick modern-day romantic comedy No Strings Attached. Either way, you pretty much lose.
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Tuesday means new releases on both the music and movie front. May 3rd would be an exciting day for music if the two most buzzed about releases, The Beasties new album and the follow up Fleet Foxes record, hadn’t leaked weeks ago. Still, there are a couple others that the public have been waiting for and today allows you to not just be a filthy pirate and go buy the music worth owning. For instance, go buy Helplessness Blues. As for Blu-Ray and DVD releases, the highlights come in two movies from comedy stars who are no longer funny. What a disappointment how both of these guys went too Hollywood.
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