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While the future of his 'Lost Tapes 2' album hangs in the balance, Nas is moving forward with his upcoming 'Life is Good' album, prepping the release of his first single, 'Nasty.' In an interview with MTV's 'Sucka Free,' the Queens native confirmed that the album is nearing completion...

Fans hoping for a sequel to Nas' 2002 outtakes album, 'The Lost Tapes,' can kiss that dream goodbye ... for now at least. In a recent interview with MTV News, the rapper revealed he is shelving the 'Lost Tapes 2' project. The decision came after making the switch from Sony to Def Jam...

In October, Nas penned an angry letter to record execs at Def Jam for holding up the release of his 'Lost Tapes 2' LP. In the letter he confirmed that the project had been completed for months but was being held back by the label. Fans of the Queens rapper have now picked up where he left off, launching an online petition for the release of the long-awaited album...

Nas is following the lead of his onetime rival Jay-Z, who released 'Decoded' last month, and entering the publishing world with an upcoming autobiography in 2011. When recently interviewed by Pedestrian TV, Nas revealed that his recent cameo on 'Hawaii 5-0' was a preview of coming attractions as he plans to focus more on writing and acting in the future...

Back in June 2010, Nas announced that he would be putting out a sequel to his heralded album 'The Lost Tapes,' with enough amassed material to put out two follow-ups to the 2002 release. But after news emerged that he would reunite with Pete Rock for the street-aimed LP, the Queens native hit a snag when he sent an angry email to record execs blasting them for counting the album against his deal..

Back in June, rapper Nas announced that he had plans to put out a sequel to his fan-heralded 'Lost Tapes,' a compilation of leftover songs released in 2002. But it turns out that the album may never see the light of day. According to an email from Nas to industry executives at Def Jam released by The Lefsetz Letter, the Queens native has completed recording for the LP and is ready to release it by

Nas' upcoming 'Lost Tapes 2' album is looking like it will be a reunion, as word has it that producer Pete Rock has signed on to the project. Although he failed to give any other details, Pete took to his Twitter page to announce the news but kept the declaration short and sweet...