Tales from the Land of Milk and Honey – The Foreign Exchange album review
Having been a fan of The Foreign Exchange since their emergence on the scene back in 2004, it was pleasant news hearing that a new album would be released 2…
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Kyle Jarmon
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Bush – Snoop Dogg album review
Snoop Dogg has been making albums for the past two decades and is a well-known household name. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone that doesn’t know who he is, and…
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Black Messiah – D’Angelo album review
It’s been 14 years since the world has heard from D’Angelo musically. He has of course, been in the background working methodically on what is his third studio album. Black…
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2014 Forest Hills Drive – J Cole album review
On this, the third studio album from J. Cole, the emcee is less muted than on prior projects. The relentless rhyming is marked by tinges of bitterness, introspection and observation.…
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Paperwork – T.I. album review
Following both the somewhat lackluster albums, No Mercy and Trouble Man, T.I. returns with Paperwork, a 15 track project that is essentially the second in a trilogy of albums from…
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Point of No Return – Keyshia Cole album review
Point of No Return is the sixth album from Keyshia Cole and amidst 11 tracks, she lets loose. It is steeped in expressive candor. The Keyshia featured here is frank,…
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Souled Out – Jhené Aiko album review
I was first introduced to Jhené Aiko on Kendrick Lamar’s “Growing Apart.” Her voice is gentle and somewhat tinged with a sultriness that often encroaches on cutting aggression. Aiko understands…
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Blacc Hollywood – Wiz Khalifa album review
Blacc Hollywood is the fifth studio album from Wiz Khalifa – the rapper known for creating chill songs about getting high and living the high life. Being more of a…
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Animal Ambition – 50 Cent album review
Having reviewed Before I Self Destruct back in 2009 and rewarding it with a PARLÉ, I hesitated to do a review of Animal Ambition – primarily because for most of these…
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Parle Mag
- 5 Black Celebrities Who Made History With Their Hair
- [INTERVIEW] C. Martin, Founding Member of R&B Group, Shai Is Back For Unfinished Music Business
- [INTERVIEW] Longtime Manager, Consultant, Culture Influencer, Al Manerson Reveals Insights Behind the Curtain
- [INTERVIEW] mcgwn: On The Cusp of Breaking Out, The Rising Star Offers No Apologies
- Single Cell Dispensers: Transforming Disease Research One Cell at a Time
Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse – Mariah Carey album review
It’s been five years since Mariah Carey’s Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, an album that many music critics panned as one of her most interesting, filled with a synergetic flow…
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