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The singer/songwriter took to Twitter to reveal news on his project and confirmed that Love IV would hit stores this March followed by his Love V album.

Speaking to fans he wrote,

"BTW Started to Concept "LOVE FIVE". should start on it in March. Love IV date is MARCH 20th! i want to take a real Vacation in 2013."

 

In addition to speaking on Love IV, The Dream also announced plans to finally release a video for his song "Nikki" and a movie he says will costar Big Sean.

"So i want to try to do as much as i can in 2012! so Love IV, LOVE V,1984, Nikki and a Movie With my NIGG @BigSean includin a soundtrack...Should be done all in 2012 "RADIOKILLA RECORDS WHY BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT THE F*CK WE DO!" THELOVECULT MY FANS ARE THE REALEST PEOPLE ON EARTH."

For the 'Love King's' latest video, we see him travel through the streets of Bankhead with the Detroit emcee on hand.

The track "Ghetto" appears on his latest project 1977.

Christina Milian is speaking on her ex-husband The Dream who recently released a record seemingly dissing her about their relationship.

As previously reported The Dream released his free album 1977  with the track "Used To Be" allegedly addressing his failed marriage.

On it he sings,

"Halfway decent for me, but you dress up for your girlfriends? Listening to what they say got your a** without a husband, Put you in a Benz, you did everything to get me, Ain't did nothing since but keep talking about what it should be..."

Christina obviously caught wind of the subliminal diss and discussed it with The Huffington Post at a Pampers Cruisers event.

According to Milian, he's entitled to his opinion and she's shaking off his lyrical jabs.

"He's funny. He is getting his chance now to speak up on his behalf and we are all entitled to say whatever we want. He and I had a talk and I just let him do what he wants to do. It's easier that way," she tells The Post.

The mother to the singer's 19 month-old daughter is said to be in talks for a new sitcom and is working on a new album due next year.

Super producer Pharrell Williams spoke to VIBE at a private tasting for his Qream liquer about his upcoming projects and was thrilled to share news about the Mary J. Blige album he's working on but when asked about other artists he was reluctant to give details.

There have been talks about Jay-Z starting to work on a new solo album, and the leading Neptune confirmed that he's working with him but that's the most info he gave up.

"Yes. I'm working with him but he's not talking about what he's doing...That guy just does things the way he wants to do them." 

He went on to declare that "there's some magic."

Williams was also questioned about switching genres and doing some production for Gloria Estefan to which he answered, "I dont want talk too much about what I'm doing."

Skateboard P says he wants his collaborations to smack people so he simply admits, "I have plans."

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In it we take a look at Dream's life behind the scenes as he's described as "loved, hated, controversial and most honest artist" of today.

1977 is available for free download at RadioKillaRecords.com.

Terius "The Dream" Nash is still riding high off the popularity of his 1977 album and preparing to release a new project.

According to The Dream himself, he's ready to drop yet another free project.

The platinum hitmaker revealed the news via Twitter saying,

As previously reported, The Dream was scheduled to release his next album Love IV September 27, that date however has been pushed back till the fourth quarter.

Singer/songwriter The-Dream, who treated fans to a free album released online this week, spoke about his recently released 1977 project with Billboard.com, saying:

"I just wanted to give the people something, because I felt like it was so much time going by," The-Dream said to Billboard.

"You can't see that much of me if I don't put records out, so I just had to put it out," Dream said due to his album The Love, IV (Diary if a Mad Man) being pushed back indefinitely because of contract issues with Def Jam Records.

"The business of a label is to make money -- my business is to make music. I'm gonna get paid if I do it right. So I'm fine with [releasing a free album]. It's more like advertisement for me."

The 1977 album was released under Dream's government name, Terius Nash, to avoid any conflicts with his record label.

Billboard also reports:

As previously hinted on Twitter, The-Dream says that people at Def Jam are "not too happy about" the free release of "1977," but reveals that his relationship with the label is much improved after the two sides disputed over the rollout of "Love King."

"Oh yeah, they're better than this time last year, definitely," he says of his ties to Def Jam.

"I won't be able to make the same rookie mistake that I made before, which is, with 'Love King,' turning it in at the wrong time and not picking my own singles, which was never the case on the first two albums.

That just won't ever happen again. So now we're in a place where we're all good."

Dream is currently finishing up his Love IV album and insists fans can still expect it  by the end of the year.

"I'm gonna try. Maybe I should put out another free album-I'm sure that Def Jam would assassinate me!" he says.

"I'll probably keep writing [for 'The Love, IV']. I've gotten a couple phone calls -- they wanted to take two records from this '1977' album and maybe shoot a couple videos for them and cap them onto the album. But it's pretty much done."

Download Dream's 1977 album here.

10 Male Singers Who Can't Sang!

It was just an average day at the HipHopWired office, as we sat around listening to The-Dream's new 1977 album, when it dawned on us...you know, The-Dream can't really sing.

Don't get us wrong, Dream is one of the best songwriters in the business and his singing or lack thereof, has never stopped him from putting out quality music.

But lets be real Terius Nash wouldn't stand a chance in an American Idol competition.

And Dream definitley isn't the only singer out there that struggles vocally.

Last year, we called out all the female singers that couldn't hit a high note if their lives depended on it, in a piece we called Studio Gangstas:10 Female Singers Who Can't Sang! and now it's the fellas turn.

Hit the numbered pages for our list of 10 Male Singers Who Can't Sang!

The project features 11 tracks and boasts collaborations from Big Sean and singer Casha.

Check out the cover, tracklisitng and download link below.

The-Dream – 1977

1. “Wake Me When It's Over”
2. “Used to Be”
3. “Long Gone”
4. “Ghetto” feat. Big Sean
5. “Wedding Crasher”
6. “Rolex” feat. Casha
7. “Silly” Introducing Casha
8. “1977 (Miss You Still)”
9. “Wish You Were Mine”
10. “Real”
11. “Form of Flattery”

Visit radiokillarecords.com to download.