Rihanna ‘Loud’ – Album Review
Loud, the fifth album from Barbadian native Rihanna exchanges the dark undertones of Rated R for a pop revolution that is lively and interesting in its presentation of how Rihanna…
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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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Bruno Mars ‘Doo-Wops and Hooligans’ – Album Review
Most people discovered the sound of Bruno Mars on the B.O.B. hit “Nothin’ On You,” but prior to that, Mars has been writing for many artists for a few years…
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Ice Cube ‘I Am The West’ – Album Review
After a myriad of albums and hits, Ice Cube recently released his ninth album, I Am The West. It is befitting of the West Coast flavor that has been exhibited…
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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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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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Marques Houston ‘Mattress Music’ – Album Review
Marques Houston’s latest album Mattress Music is an eleven-song project from the singer that shows his growth as a singer. The title track is more of an introduction to the…
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Lyfe Jennings ‘I Still Believe’ – Album Review
Lyfe Jennings’ fourth and final album entitled, I Still Believe, is his best work by far. It offers more than a glimpse into the 37-year-old’s complex life and his mastery…
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Slum Village ‘Villa Manifesto’ – Album Review
Admittedly, I’ve never been a Slum Village fan. They’ve released some good music, but I’ve never taken time out to listen to a whole album, at least not until now.…
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- [INTERVIEW] Tynisha Keli Highlights Her Reinvention & Growth With The Phoenix Era
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Fat Joe ‘The Darkside Vol. 1’ – Album Review
Joey Crack has a long enough resume to make anyone acknowledge him as one of the best rappers to have repped NY in the last couple of decades. I still…
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