Just last week we reported that Amy Winehouse’s estate and Island Records will release a posthumous album featuring 12 previously unreleased songs hand-picked by the two men the shaped Winehouse’s sound and career, Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi.

Today her new song, Like Smoke, featuring NaS, has hit the net. Check it out here below. (Via PMA)

Like Smoke by Pretty Much Amazing

The video for Nas & Rick Ross’ “It’s A Tower Heist” featuring clips from various movies mixed with in-studio footage.

Nasir Jones with a new video for “Nasty,” directed by Jason Goldwatch. Nas’ 10th studio album is out early 2012.

“Reebok Classics and Rock The Bells bring you Classic Albums by Classic Artists featuring Illmatic by Nas.”

We present the official trailer to the first single of Common’s upcoming album, The Dreamer. ‘GhettoDreams’ is now available on iTunes and features none other than NaS.

Nasty Nas is back! From Nas’ forthcoming album, “Life Is Good.”
NASTY (Produced by Salaam Remi) -DIRTY by Nasir Jones

Enjoy Nas and Damian Marley’s new video for “Nah Mean.”

Nas and Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley (Distant Relatives) visit the Bob Marley Museum on Hope Road, record Dub Plates at Tuff Gong Studios, and show an insider’s look at “what bringing Nas to Trenchtown is all about!” while they take you behind the scenes of the making of the video for LAND OF PROMISE in this 3 part series directed and produced by B+ (Mochilla).

See parts 2 and 3 after the click.

Today the new music video for the collaborative project by Damien Marley and NaS, Distant Relatives, and their song “Patience” premiered. The video was produced by Nabil.

Directed and shot by: NABIL
Editor: Eric Greenburg
Post/artwork: Gustavo & Clara
Producer: Nabil
add Prod: Kathleen Heffernan
thx: kathleen Heffernan, Marc Antoine, Jodie Smith, Sheku

Enjoy!

From TDK – “Nas carved some time out of his busy schedule to catch up with us and drop knowledge about his experiences and memories of making and collecting mixtapes. We caught up with Nas at Silvercup Studios, appropriately located in his hometown of Queens, NY. Nas goes deep reminiscing about cassettes, mixtapes and musical influences (Tribe Called Quest, MC Shan, Kurtis Blow & Queen, just to name a few) while reflecting on his early life in the Queensbridge housing projects.”