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Welcome back from the weekend, kids. Bloggers and the people who send them music must be enjoying the holiday, because leaks were admittedly slow today. We still managed to scrape together five tracks worth taking a peak at. Whether it’s Raekwon flowing over another ridiculous sample or Chris Brown crooning in Auto-Tune, we got all the latest leaks covered. Stream and download everything below…

SONG: “Pioneers”
ARTIST: Raekwon
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• No idea where this new Rae track came from but it’s more than welcome. It’s a worth a listen for the beat just as much as The Chef’s always-sharp lyrics.

SONG: “Say Something”
ARTIST: Chris Brown
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Breezy just dropped this highlight from his Gangsta Grillz mixtape with DJ Drama and it’s kinda hot, if you’re still into overdone Auto-Tune ballads.

SONG: “No Hassle”
ARTIST: Robyn
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Diplo produced this record, which happens to be the first song from Robyn in a while. Like, years. Naturally there’s hype surrounding her return to music. We just hope the Swedish singer can live up to it and create the same magic she did with 2005’s Robyn.

SONG: “Nappy Boys”
ARTIST: Shawnna f/ T-Pain
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Wow. Shawnna has no shame about biting Nicki Minaj’s whole steez on this leak from T-Pain’s Nappy Boy All-Stars mixtape.

SONG: “Fireflies”
ARTIST: Crooked I
DOWNLOAD: [LINK]
• Crook may never have a #1 single of his own, but that doesn’t stop from rocking over Owl City’s chart-topper on this freestyle that hit the blogs over the weekend.

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On one hand, the “original” Teddybears song was done with Cobra (nee Mad Cobra, who you'd probably know from his 1992 song “Flex” during dancehall's first major-label Stateside invasion), so we can't exactly get all high-horsey about Scandinavian grafted devils jacking original man fi him badman chune deh. But yuh dun know, Robyn, if you're going to gank a song from one of the biggest crossover riddims of the decade (The Buzz, which also brought you Sean Paul's “Gimme The Light,” Sizzla's “Pump Up,” and three or four other hits), seems like you should at least try to get the words right. In “Press Trigger,” Cobra says:

Mi press trigger mi nuh press people button
Nuh bodda chat, come face mi with something

But Robyn turns that second line into something like “nobody chaffs,” which might be true, but sounds more like a mistake than anything else. The song's catchy, yeah, but when she brings in the Kid Rock “Bawitdabar” reference to boot, everything collapses into a big hipster wink at silly urban music. It's like Uffie jacking Audio Two on “Pop the Glock” or Ben Folds redoing “Bitches Ain't Shit.” On the scale of offensiveness, this all ranks somewhere between Sugar Ray-featuring-Supercat and Adrien Brody jumping around like a minstrel in a dreadlock wig on Saturday Night Live.

Robyn “Cobrastyle”

Teddybears Sthlm “Cobrastyle” (2005):

Cobra “Press Trigger” (2001)