KID CUDI

Kid Cudi, whose birth name is Scott Mescudi, is a Hip-hop/Electronica artist from Cleveland, Ohio. His musical career and style is centered around one dream, to "Be on the moon". His first album, a single called "Day N' Night" was released on iTunes on February 5th, 2008. Through his premier on iTunes and through word of mouth, his success continues. His debut album will be released shortly, while a mixtape has been released to satsify the curiosity and thirst of his listeners for more Kid Cudi.

He is featured on Kanye West's latest album, 808s & Heartbreak, singing with him on the track named "Welcome to Heartbreak".

From The Blogsphere

Consequence f/ Kanye West, Common, Kid Cudi, Big Sean & John Legend – Whatever U Want (Remix)

via thehoodnerd.com ( 3 Days ago )
Common, Big Sean, and Kid Cudi hop on the “Whatever U Want” remix and make it even hotter. Check it out below and let me know if you agree! [See post to listen to audio] Dowload: Consequence f/ Kanye West, Common, Kid Cudi, Big Sean & John Legend – Whatever U Want (Remix) props to the homie Splash

Drake, Kid Cudi & Wale In GQ Magazine(Claims They Killed The Gangsta Persona In Rap)

via uproxx.com ( 6 Days ago )
Is Gangsta Hip Hop Dead? Props ATF

Sharam feat. Kid Cudi ‘She Came Along’

via looseneck.com ( 31 Days ago )
Since I brought you the audio for this a while back, I figured it was only right that I also dropped the visuals. Don’t expect Mr. Solo Dolo to make an appearance though (sorry Cudder stans), just try to enjoy it for the Wild Wild West theme and awesome song. The little boy totally reminds of

Exclusive: Jason Derulo To Tour With Lady Gaga

via mtv.com ( 33 Days ago )
Up-and-coming singer will join Gaga, Kid Cudi for second half of tour.By Jocelyn Vena Jason Derulo Photo: Chelsea Lauren/ Getty Images Lady Gaga will have another face joining her on the road for her upcoming Monster Ball Tour. In addition to Kid Cudi, Gaga will have "Whatcha Say" singer Jason Derulo on the bill for a select portion of the dates. Derulo spilled the beans [...]

Kid Cudi vs. Postal Service Mash-up

via theurbanian.com ( 41 Days ago )
This mash-up is apparently pretty old, but I just came across it today, so perhaps I’m not the only one late on this. Kid Cudi’s ‘Man on the Moon’ meets Postal Service’s ‘Such Great Heights.’ The combination works out fairly well in my opinion. Have a listen.

KiD CuDi - “Get It In”

via uproxx.com ( 45 Days ago )
Recently unearthed CuDi from 2007. Even more unorthodox in its sound, but you can still hear Mr. Solo Dolo’s flow as it exists now, perhaps even more optimistic & playful in outlook. Download — KiD CuDi - “Get It In” (Unreleased) F.Luxury.B via 1N2C

Fabolous Blasts 50 Cent, 50 Cent Responds..

via necolebitchie.com ( 47 Days ago )
50 Cent attempted to unify New York Hip Hop this past weekend with a show featuring Dipset, D-Block, Uncle Murda, Cory Gunz, Red Cafe, Wyclef Jean, Maino, Slaughterhouse, Papoose, Kid Cudi, Wale and more on Governer’s Island. The show was a... [more...]

Kid Cudi’s ‘Solo Dolo’ Sounds Way Better on Piano

via theurbanian.com ( 48 Days ago )
I was lucky enough to come across a video the other day of a young man playing Kid Cudi’s ‘Solo Dolo’ on piano. I like the original song very much so. I remember hearing the original leak way back and declaring it Cudi’s comeback song since the songs featuring Cudi on them that were coming

Drake, Kings Of Leon, Kid Cudi Lead 2009 mtvU Woodie Awards Nominees

via mtv.com ( 48 Days ago )
Voting begins today for awards honoring the biggest acts in the college music scene.By James Montgomery Drake performs at the 2009 BET Awards Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images Hotly tipped Canadian MCs? Check. Hard-charging Southern-rock royalty? Yep. Animal Collective? You bet. The nominations for the 2009 mtvU Woodie Awards are in, and, well, let's just say it's a pretty [...]

Music: Review:Kid Cudi: Man On The Moon: The End Of Day

via avclub.com ( 54 Days ago )
In its first week, Kid Cudi’s full-length debut sold more than a hundred thousand copies; in 2009, that’s enough to raise eyebrows. But Cudi’s ascent, as atypical as it’s been, says more about navigating the hip-hop of tomorrow than its impassability today. Cudi’s 2008 single “Day ’N’ Nite” placed the sing-speaking ringer/pop protégé/hipster-consultant-to-Kanye [...]