Libra Scale Ne-yo album review
Built on a theme of decisions between fame, love, money and power that befall a trio called The Gentleman, Ne-Yo’s Libra Scale is a winning conceptualization of singing and musical…
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Kyle Jarmon
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Jeremih All About You album review
All About You, Jeremih’s sophomore work is a credible effort that is a getaway from the normal clichéd music that has graced radio these days. Jeremih holds his own on…
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Donell Jones: Tenor Voice with a Laid Back Vibe
Our Interview with Singer Donell Jones Donell Jones became a known name in the R & B industry when he released his first single “In the Hood,” in 1996. His…
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John Legend & The Roots Wake Up! album review
John Legend and The Roots combined their talents to produce, Wake Up!, a twelve song experience that takes classic songs to new heights. Beginning with the introspectively woven “Hard Times,”…
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Kem Brings Smooth R & B with Spiritual Tapestry
In 2002, singer-songwriter Kem emerged on the urban contemporary R & B scene with the hit “Love Calls,” from his first release, Kemistry. Three years later, he returned with Album…
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Trey Songz Passion, Pain & Pleasure album review
Passion, Pain & Pleasure is Trey Songz’ fourth studio album. Leading with a ballad “Love Faces,” Trey sets the tone for the entire project flowing back and forth between his…
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Introducing You To Saint Louis, Missouri
Saint Louis, Missouri is one of America’s most fascinating and interesting cities. Set in the heartland of the US, the city was founded in 1764. The sixteenth largest city in…
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The-Dream Love King album review
Perhaps it was the success of Love vs. Money and Love Hate that made The Dream believe that Love King would have the same appeal. This being the third project…
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Introducing You To – Los Angeles California
Los Angeles, California is one of a kind. Upon visiting, the first thing you notice is the sunshine and the many pieces of the proverbial West Coast puzzle that fit…
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Recovery Eminem album review
Eminem has always been one to say ‘The Darndest Things.’ It is on Recovery that Eminem returns to his Marshall Mathers LP days with swift rhymes that keep the fast…
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