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Thursday, June 30, 2011
4 Tracks You Need To Know From Big Sean’s New Album, Finally Famous
VIA Neon Limelight Blog
After years of grinding on the mixtape circuit and a chance encounter with rap idol Kanye West, G.O.O.D. Music rapper Big Sean can finally rejoice in the release of his Finally Famous album debut. The 23-year old, who recently hit the top of Billboard’s Rap Songs chart with the Chris Brown-featured hit, “My Last”, is living out his highly sought after dreams, having even turned down a scholarship to Michigan State just to be where he is today.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
New Music: Lloyd Banks "Check Me Out"
Via Rap Radar Blog
Mastered by the folks over at Engine Room Audio, DJ Kast One let loose a new track from Banks with production by Cardiak. Not sure where this belongs, but check it out anyway.Book Lloyd Banks NOW At
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BET Awards
Congratulations To All The Winners At The
2011 BET Awards
Best Female R&B Artist - Rihanna
Best Male R&B Artist - Chris Brown
Best Female Hip Hop Artist - Nicki Minaj
Best Collaboration - Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes "Look At Me Now"
Best New Artist - Wiz Khalifa
Best Group - Diddy Dirty Money
Video of the Year - "Look At Me Now" Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes
Video Director of the Year - Chris Robinson
YoungStars Award - Willow Smith & Jaden Smith
Best Actress - Taraji P. Henson
Best Actor - Idris ElbaBest Movie - For Colored Girls
Best Gospel - Mary Mary
Centric Award - Marsha Ambrosius
Subway Sportswomen of the Year - Serena Williams
Subway Sportsman of the Year - Michael Vick
Best International Act: Africa - 2Face Idibia (Nigeria) & D' Banj (Nigeria)
Best International Act: UK - Tinie Tempah
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Swizz Beatz Covers The Summer 2011 Paper Magazine
South Bronx native Swizz Beatz covers the summer 2011 issue of Paper magazine. The 32-year-old artist, who has deals with Reebok, Aston Martin, and Christian Louboutin, and is a Producer-in-Residence at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, has definitely come a long way from his days as the in-house producer for the Ruff Ryders.
As one of the most sought after producers in the music industry, Swizz reflects upon his success saying:
“Man, I crossed bridges in the industry that should stop water. Me coming from the South Bronx and partnering up with Christian Louboutin — we’re not supposed to be in that world!”
As far as his marriage to singer Alicia Keys, he tells the magazine:
“Being married to a public figure made people CONTINUE READING
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Frank Ocean chats about upcoming EP Nostaliga
MTV News caught with Odd Future singer/songwriter Frank Ocean to talk about his upcoming debut EP Nostaliga, Lite.
The EP will be an abbreviated version of Ocean's Nostalgia, Ultra mixtape which was released in March.
Watch below as F. Ocean talks about sample clearance issues involved in releasing the EP, and lookout for Nostaliga, Lite on Def Jam in July. SEE FULL VID HERE
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Friday, June 17, 2011
Stone Soul Spotlight: Caddy Da Don
David Rice – best recognized as Caddy Da Don in his hometown of Baltimore – grew up on the east side of the city. Named “the home of HBO’s hit series The Wire,” the city lives up to its hard-hitting reputation. Caddy found himself drawn to the lavish lifestyle of money, cars, women and business attainable by only the toughest on the streets. The dicey routine landed Caddy incarcerated. With time to rethink his ways, Caddy discovered his slick method of talk and talent for writing made him a natural lyricist...
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
Freddie Gibbs Discusses Cold Day In Hell Delay
Life can change a lot over a year and a half. On a cold December night in 2009, I met up with Freddie Gibbs to hit Reggie’s Rock Club for a Bun B & Cool Kids holiday concert. Upon entering the venue, I introduced Fred to every rapper, promoter, producer and Chicago industry type in the building. Some gave him the time of day – others didn’t. The then-unknown Gibbs watched the show in relative anonymity, with only a few of those in attendance coming up to give him dap. Hard to imagine, right? A few short months later, his entire life would change.
In June of 2011, it would be hard for Gibbs to walk through that same club, let alone stand in the crowd and take in a show. Gibbs is now rocking bigger audiences and selling out larger venues. Those same bouncers who wouldn’t let him backstage would now gladly lift up the velvet ropes to usher him in, and those same sleepy head industry types are now begging to be down. Life’s a funny thing. Hip-Hop is even funnier.
In the 18 months since that night at Reggie’s, Freddie has graced the cover of XXL, dropped a retail album, modeled for LRG and inked a high profile record deal with everyone’s favorite snowman, Young Jeezy. So yeah, shit done changed. On the eve of his 29th birthday, I caught up with Gangsta Gibbs, who was in Hawaii celebrating the occasion, and we discussed his deal with Jeezy and his upcoming mixtape Cold Day In Hell.
READ MORE VIA FAKESHOREDRIVE.COM
In June of 2011, it would be hard for Gibbs to walk through that same club, let alone stand in the crowd and take in a show. Gibbs is now rocking bigger audiences and selling out larger venues. Those same bouncers who wouldn’t let him backstage would now gladly lift up the velvet ropes to usher him in, and those same sleepy head industry types are now begging to be down. Life’s a funny thing. Hip-Hop is even funnier.
In the 18 months since that night at Reggie’s, Freddie has graced the cover of XXL, dropped a retail album, modeled for LRG and inked a high profile record deal with everyone’s favorite snowman, Young Jeezy. So yeah, shit done changed. On the eve of his 29th birthday, I caught up with Gangsta Gibbs, who was in Hawaii celebrating the occasion, and we discussed his deal with Jeezy and his upcoming mixtape Cold Day In Hell.
READ MORE VIA FAKESHOREDRIVE.COM
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
J Cole To Release Debut Album End Of Summer??
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North Carolina Rapper J Cole, now on tour with Rhianna's LOUD tour, recently told Billboard that his much delayed debut full length 'might' be due to be released at the end of summer 2011. This is a long awaited release which his fans have anticipated for well over a year now.
To keep fans happy in the meantime he has been releasing singles like "Return of Simba" in May. Look for the news on the upcoming release soon...and in the meantime...
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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His latest single "Sure Thing" topped the R&B Singles chart in May and he was recently featured as the MTV PUSH ARTIST of the week.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Why Did Lupe Call Obama a Terrorist??
It looks like Lupe Fiasco won’t be getting his hands on an invite to the White House.
Last month, he released the controversial “Words I Never Said”, video where he vented about his displeasure with the American Government,, saying:
“Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist, Gaza Strip was getting burned, Obama didn’t say shit/ That’s why I ain’t vote for him, next one either.”In an interview with CBS News’ What’s Trending, that aired last night, he spoke further on terrorism, calling President Obama the biggest terrorist of them all.
“In my fight against terrorism, to me, the biggest terrorist is Obama in the United States of America. For me, I’m trying to fight the terrorism that’s actually causing the other forms of terrorism. The root cause of the terrorism is the stuff that you as a government allow to happen and the foreign policies that we have in place in different countries that inspire people to become terrorists. And it’s easy for us because it’s really just some oil, which we can really get on our own.”When asked if he voted, he replied:
“I don’t vote. I don’t get involved in the political process because it’s meaningless, to be honest. I’m a real big believer if I’m gonna vouch for someone, then I’m gonna stand behind everything that they do. That’s just how I am as a human being. So politicians aren’t gonna do that because I don’t want you to bomb some village in the middle of nowhere.”Watch the video below:
I definitely understand his frustrations with the government but I don’t know what’s worse; not voting, or standing back and complaining about the people who are voted in.
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