Kyle Jarmon, Author at Parle Mag

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[INTERVIEW] Patrick Alvarez Is Young, Humane, and Out To Feed the Needy

Nineteen-year-old Patrick Alvarez is Out To Feed the Needy in as many areas as possible. After being homeless himself, he knows the value of a good meal and has decided…

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Stronger withEach Tear – Mary J. Blige review

The present moment is the overarching theme of Mary J. Blige‘s ninth release, Stronger withEach Tear. Beginning with “Tonight,” Mary delves into her lower register as she sings about being…

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‘The Princess and the Frog’ Is a Commendable Film – Movie Review

Humble and pauper beginnings saunter on Tiana, the protagonist, as she embarks on her journey to princessdom in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog. There is a painstaking vibe that…

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Robin Thicke Sex Therapy Album Review

Robin Thicke Sex Therapy album cover Sex Therapy finds Robin Thicke sounding more mature than past albums. Fewer complexes than Something Else and the genre infusion of A Beautiful World,…

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The Clipse ‘Til The Casket Drops’ – Our Album Review

The Clipse Til The Casket Drops Album Review

After the edgy Hell Hath No Fury, the Thornton brothers, better known as Clipse, returned to the dungeon of Neptunes dominated production to record Til The Casket Drops. Here’s out…

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The State vs. Radric Davis – Gucci Mane album review

We first heard Gucci Mane on “Icy,” a luxurious piece featured on the independently released Trap House in 2005 and over the course of the last four years; he has…

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Chris Brown ‘Graffiti’ – Our Album Review

Graffiti by Chris Brown is a gathering of futuristic beats, profound up-tempo pieces and thoroughly produced ballads. The lead single, “I Can Transform Ya,” initiates the album, with a robotic demonstration…

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Before I Self Destruct… 50 Cent Album Review

Before I Self Destruct, 50 Cent’s fourth solo studio album is an aggressive vent from the multi-platinum rapper. It seems that for the disc he tried to replicate past classics…

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Rated R – Rihanna Album Review

After the success of Good Girl Gone Bad, Rihanna returns with her fourth release, Rated R. The sound of each of the thirteen tracks is a step up from the…

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