Puff Daddy releases free music

He is calling the project "a sonic motion picture" and songs include collaborations with Lil Kim, Future, Wiz Khalifa and others.

IT MAY HAVE been Puff Daddy's birthday, but the music mogul gave out the gifts: The rapper released free music on Wednesday.
Puff Daddy, born Sean Combs, debuted new music late Tuesday in New York City and announced that a mixtape called MMM would be available for free at 7am Eastern.
He is calling the project "a sonic motion picture" and songs include collaborations with Lil Kim, Future, Wiz Khalifa and others.
"Before I used to make records when I made my music. Then I decided to make culture. And as I got older, I decided I'm going to make fashion. Ladies and gentlemen, listen and watch some fashion," Combs told the audience of music industry insiders as well as producer-rapper Swizz Beatz and Epic Records CEO L.A. Reid.
The MMM artwork features a 1999 photo, taken by Annie Leibovitz, of Combs in Paris with Kate Moss.
Combs turned 46 last Wednesday. The Tuesday night event spilled over to Wednesday morning and the crowd wished the Grammy winner a happy birthday.The entrepreneur, who grew up in Harlem, New York, says the new music looks back to his roots. Styles P, Pusha T, Big Sean, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla Sign and King Los are also featured on MMM, which will be available on Spotify and Apple Music. AP