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Cam'ron's 1998 hit 'Horse & Carriage,' off his debut album 'Confessions of Fire,' impacted the charts that year and went on to become one of the Harlem rapper's most memorable tracks due to the song's catchy hook, sung by Mase. The song is getting a revival this week after an old video surfaced of Cam and Dipset member Jim Jones performing the Trackmasters-produced effort. E...

The Red Bull Music Academy World Tour has announced that it will be holding two week-long events in the US, with performances by Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, Black Moon, Mobb Deep, The Diplomats and the Wu-Tang Clan. On Sept. 12, the Music Academy World Tour touches down in Detroit for a week-long celebration of the Motor City's musical history, including Motown, garage-rock, house and techno, with

After years of inter-squad dissension, The Diplomats -- better known as Dipset -- finally reunited in April of 2010, and now Cam'ron, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Freekey Zekey have announced that they will embark on The Reunion tour, beginning next week...

Harlem's mighty rap collective The Diplomats have been teasing a potential deal with industry veteran Jimmy Iovine and his Interscope label since last year. Now, it looks like things are a little more certain. Group member Juelz Santana claimed the deal is a go in a recent interview with Ozone Magazine...

Updated: See Our Final List of the Top Songs of 2010 Here we go again. In February, we featured the songs that were already being dubbed the best of 2010. Now, as we wrap up the summer, we bring you our latest picks. Check out our favorite songs of 2010 ...

Just because there hasn't been much music released from the upcoming Diplomats reunion album doesn't mean that the gang isn't busy recording. In fact, Cam'ron recently spoke on the group's progress in recording their first album since the release of 2004's 'Diplomatic Immunity 2,' stating that they've already recorded eight or nine tracks for the project, currently without a label home... Read Mor

The Diplomats returned from a three/four year hiatus last week with a mysterious construction site video that we premiered on Tuesday. At that moment, no new music had been released for public consumption, but Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, Jim Jones and Freekey Zekey know that you can't leave the fans hanging for too long...