In this round of music bites we have the latest tea on DMX,who thanked the police officers who saved his life, by performing at a charity event for free. Meanwhile Jay Z is trying to make a power move by Jay Z Bidding For Prince’s Unreleased Music!?!

Get all the tea on DMX and Jay Z on the flip….

First up, CelebNMusic247.com has received word that DMX was reunited with the cops who came to his aid showing his gratitude with a free concert.

The hip-hop star hit the stage and performed his hit Ruff Ryders’ anthem, while he also took a moment to heap praise on his own personal “heroes”.

The X Gon’ Give It To Ya star, real name Earl Simmons told the crowd:

“There are a few officers in here tonight that on February 8th saved my life… To go from, at one point, running from the police to get away from s**t… to having the same police save my life. (They are) heroes, true heroes…”

DMX’s appearance helped to boost funds raised at the bash to $80,000, according to TMZ.com.

If you recall, X suffered a health scare in February (16) when he was found unconscious in a Ramada Inn parking lot in his hometown of Yonkers, New York. Police responding to the emergency performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to revive him, and he was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for what his representative insisted was just an asthma attack.

Good going Earl.

Jay Z Makes a $40 Million Dollar Bid For Unreleased Prince Music!!!

According to reports, negotiations for Prince’s unreleased music is currently happening and the front runners are Warner Bros. and Jay-Z/Tidal.

Here is what we are hearing:

Jay Z flew out Prince’s sister Tyka Phillips and her husband to New York City several weeks ago and submitted a bid of $40 million for the rights to the vault. The report mentioned that Hov is also seeking to lock down “the overall deal for streaming rights.” Prince, a notoriously difficult negotiator wit throughout his career, was a vocal supporter of TIDAL and signed an exclusive deal with the streaming company briefly before his death. In June, TIDAL added 15 Prince albums to its exclusive catalog. – TMZ

Meanwhile, a conflicting report from Billboard, L. Londell McMillan, a representative of Prince’s estate, has “no knowledge of any discussions in that report.” McMillan asserted that Prince’s estate is considering offers for the artist’s music to be licensed, not purchased.

Another source told Billboard that Warner Music is the front-runner to obtain the licensing rights. Next month, with the release of a 40-track greatest hits album called Prince 4Ever, they will become the first company to release Prince’s music since his death.

At this time, no one has the rights to his music. And if Phillips decides to sell to Hov, she still has to get approval from Prince’s half-siblings and the trust managing the estate.

Others are expected to bid on the streaming rights.

Somewhere he is looking down at everyone shaking his head.

Who do you want to see get Prince’s unreleased music.