Adam Goldstein was found dead at his New York City apartment on on Lafayette Street at around 5:20 p.m. on Friday, August 28, 2009. He was 36 years old. Friends called the police, who along with paramedics broke into the apartment and found Goldstein's body. Sources say the cause of death may have been accidental drug overdose.[33][34] Statements by a New York law enforcement official to the Associated Press indicate that drug paraphernalia was found in the apartment, but no signs of foul play.[35] A rep for Goldstein released a statement: "Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein was found deceased this afternoon in his New York City apartment. The circumstances surrounding his death are unclear. Out of respect for his family and loved ones, please respect their privacy at this time."

A week before his death, Goldstein and longtime girlfriend Hayley Wood had broken up. On August 21, Life & Style magazine reported that Goldstein's friends took him out for dinner earlier that week in Los Angeles "because he was depressed." His friends told TMZ.com that he continued to suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).[36] "He struggled with pain after the crash," a close friend of Golstein told E! News Friday. "But it seemed like he was functioning fine and never missed work."

Mr. Goldstein was seriously injured Sept. 19, in the crash of a Learjet 60 plane in Columbia, S.C. The crash killed four people and injured Travis Barker, a musician and former drummer of the group Blink-182, with whom Mr. Goldstein frequently appeared. On Friday night, throngs of friends and fans gathered outside Mr. Goldstein’s apartment building at 210 Lafayette Street. Many described him as a friendly and approachable man who was serious about his music and who always stopped to talk to fans who recognized him. Mr. Goldstein regularly posted messages on Twitter, including one final, poetic note — lyrics from a Grandmaster Flash song — that he posted on Tuesday.

“New York, New York. Big city of dreams, but everything in New York ain’t always what it seems.”

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Trackklistings:
1. “The Light”
2. “Fast Car”
3. “My Couch” feat. Dre from Cool & Dre
4. “Hard to Love Ya” feat. Busta Rhymes, Boyz II Men’s Shawn Stockman, and Dre from Cool & Dre
5. “Runnin’”
6. “Take Me Away (With You)” feat. Marsha Ambrosius
7. “Cue the Rain”
8. “Long Ass Week”
9. “People” feat. Mary J. Blige and Jadakiss
10. “The World”
11. “Spotlight”
12. “If You Want To”
Bonus Tracks
1. “Over the Mountain”
2. “Champion”
3. “Fair Weather Friend”

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Another OkayRoots production with The Apple Juice Kid. This time he brings along his band The Remix Project for their brand new album Mixtape. They did live instrumental interpretations of your favorite hip-hop tracks along with some of their favorites.

Tracklistings:
1.Tribe Called Quest- Electric Relaxation
2. Snoop Dogg- Drop It Like It’s Hot
3. Scarface- On My Block
4. Nore- Nothin
5. Jay Z- I Just Wanna Luv U
6. Punjabi MC- Beware of the Boys
7. Soho- Hot Music
8. Ol’ Dirty Bastard- Got your Money
9. Talib Kweli- Get By
10. Outkast- Spottieottiedopalicious
11. Big Boi- The Way You Move
12. Ol Dirty Bastard- Shimmy Shimmy Ya
13. Black Sheep- Choice is Yours
14. Digable Planets- Rebirth of Slick
15. The Foreign Exchange- Sincere
16. Destiny’s Child- Girl
17. Elton John- Benny and the Jets
18. Outkast- Prototype
19. Missy Elliot- Get your Freak On
20. Missy Elliot- Work it
21. Amerie- One Thing
22. Beyonce- Crazy in Love

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Tracklist:
01 - Runnin'
02 - Everything Changes
03 - Turn Me Loose
04 - Higher Than This
05 - Alone
06 - Love Never Changes
07 - Please Stay
08 - Knockin'
09 - Say No
10 - Goin' Thru Changes
11 - I Need Love
12 - Trippin'
13 - The Answer To Why
14 - Them Changes (Bonus)

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Lisa Raye stops by and drops a titty in Johnny Macks mouth. Kevin Hart also stops by and a special announcement from The Foxxhole.

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1 2:46 Let It Out feat. Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples) & Money Harm
aka Marvin Moore
2 2:30 Magnetic Arts feat. Mos Def
3 2:37 KGR & honda feat. Kool G Rap
4 2:25 Never Defeat Em feat. EPMD
5 2:50 Group Home Gangsta feat. Group Home
6 2:50 The Incredible feat. Fred Durst (Limp Bizkit)
7 2:57 D.R.E.A.M. feat. Sean Price (Heltah Skeltah)
8 2:44 Spinning feat. Buttah (The Rawcotiks)
9 2:55 That Knock feat. Problemz
10 2:43 Throw Your Hands Up feat. Ras Kass
11 2:10 City Of Miami feat. Garcia
12 1:52 Worldwide feat. P.M.
13 2:22 Another Day feat. The Kid Daytona & Juganot
14 1:51 30 Some Odd feat. Lord Tariq
15 3:35 Underdog By Nature feat. Rsonist (The Heatmakerz) & John Brackett

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Detroit-born singer/songwriter K'Jon has seemingly come out of nowhere into the R&B spotlight, but it took years of hard work to become and "overnight success."

K'Jon was singing in his native Motor City since he was eight years old. But even as he continued to polish his craft as a tenn and young adult, he never got a major break. Then, his song "Miami" was featured on the soundtrack of the movie 2Fast2Furious in 2004, and the exposure won for him gigs opening for acts like Ne-Yo and Raheem DeVaughn. He also began releasing his own albums independently, building a slow burn.

01 - Intro 00:54
02 - I Get Around 03:43
03 - Fa Sho 04:42
04 - Fly Away 04:46
05 - This Time feat. Lee England Jr. And 06:02
Augustine Alvarez
06 - On The Ocean (Interlude) 00:32
07 - On The Ocean 04:32
08 - Summer Rain 04:18
09 - After The Club 04:03
10 - I Know U See It 03:40
11 - Doin It Big 03:51
12 - What's Really Good feat. Lady Te 03:46
13 - On Everything feat. Seven The General 04:28
14 - I'll Never Forget 05:05
15 - Vanity 04:04

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