Oktane and Price Tag, better known as Audio Push, return today with a dope new set of visuals for their track “Cut Up”. The track, from their latest offering, is a dope club anthem that gets a rather fitting video. The track is definitely something to party too, and the fellas from Audio Push display that fact well in the clip. Surrounded by some nicely shaped females who like to ‘toot’ they butt, the fellas spit their lyrically solid bars over top of the infectious beat while they party their asses off. This shit knocks, and it can be found on Audio Push’s latest mixtape, Inland Empire.

Download The Mixtape 'Inland Empire'

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Expect Coldplay to be under the music radar for quite a long time. The band announced that they would be taking a three-year break from music activity during their Wednesday, November 21 concert in Brisbane, Australia. Frontman Chris Martin suddenly made the announcement to his concert audience and said that they wanted the night's performance to be their best ever since the group intended to take a long hiatus from music and performing. Huffington Post quoted Martin as saying, "This is the last big show for three years or so...I don't want to stop." The Australian gig being the last big show might not exactly be accurate. The band still have a couple of U.S. shows coming next month including a New Year's Eve concert co-headlined by hip-hop mogul Jay-Z. The two artists are set to play at New York's Barclay's Center on December 31, and the show will mark Coldplay's return to the U.S. since 2005. Other concert dates will see Coldplay on stage at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on December 29 and at the Barclays Center again on December 30, this time headlining the show solo but with an opening act from R'n'B/pop group Naturally 7. Throughout their 16-year musical career, Coldplay have been able to dish out five studio albums. They have spent most of this year going on an international tour.

R&B stud Trey Songz reminisces over a special relationship in the sentimental new video for “Never Again,” taken from his latest album Chapter V. The simple but charming and emotionally charged video, which accompanies the upbeat song produced by Matt Prime, sees Trey laughing and playing with an ex-girlfriend, who fades in and out of scenes to represent the love he has lost, as the couple engage in a sweet public display of affection and Trey takes to the stage to serenade his lady, before realising that he is in fact performing to an empty theatre. Following the album’s release this Summer, the 27-year-old R&B singer is currently on his Chapter V tour with support from Elle Varner and Miguel.

We got the behind-the-scenes look of this video back in May, and now the duo of KiD CuDi and Dot Da Genius, aka WZRD, release their visual take for the single "Teleport 2 Me, Jamie." The tune was one of the definite stand outs on the pair's self-titled album, and they've brought forth a spaced out video, directed by Walter Robot, to accompany it.

Lil Wayne originally included the track in his Dedication 4 mixtape, and now it's latest single from his upcoming album I Am Not A Human Being II. Drawing inspiration from '98 film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Weezy unveils the video for the auto-tune filled single, which features Detail. Kaleidoscopic shots, Benicio Del Toro shades and bucket hat and of course Las Vegas, all come included, and you can enjoy it now by visiting MTV, until is official release tomorrow night.