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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Play The Game – Doug Dixon Book Review
Play The Game (released 12/1, Dafina Books) is the latest novel from Doug Dixon and certainly not his last. Characters Tangie Jackson, Mya LeVeaux and Stephanie Hall are schoolteachers in Atlanta,…
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‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ by Zane – Book Review
In Zane’s latest, Total Eclipse of the Heart (released 12/1/09, Atria Books) she verges slightly from the expected sensual musings of America’s hottest erotica writer. Her novel contains a pair…
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- The Truth About Drake vs. UMG (& Kendrick Lemar): Separating Fact From Fiction
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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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DJ Webstar: The Youngin’ That Big Boys Watch
DJ Webstar From DJing parties for kids all over Harlem… to making music for people all over the world “If I had to say, it would be ‘Feel Good Music.’…
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Timbaland ‘Shock Value II’ Review | Thoughts On The New Album
On December 4 2009, music lovers were shocked with Timbaland’s follow up to the platinum selling Shock Value, with Shock Value II. Here’s our Timbaland Shock Value II review. The…
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Soulja Boy Turns His Swag On – Our Soulja Boy Interview
The Ambitious Young MC Silences the Critics and Addresses the Haters Known as the dude who sleeps on Gucci sheets and walks on a Louis Vuitton rug, nineteen year old…
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Untitled – R. Kelly album review
R.Kelly embarks on his ninth studio project with Untitled, a fifteen track collection that merges his sounds from previous albums. The starter, “Crazy Night,” feels like a sped up version…
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HipHopFriends Interview: Independent with Universal Appeal
Day by day the independent movement in Hip-Hop keeps growing opening the doors for incredible talent from all over the country to let the world hear their music. The next…
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- The Truth About Drake vs. UMG (& Kendrick Lemar): Separating Fact From Fiction
- Fifth Harmony: Where Are They Now? And How Realistic Is A Reunion?
- [INTERVIEW] Peabo Bryson, The King of Balladeers Reflects On Five Plus Decades In Music
- Best World of Warcraft Carry Service: History & Playbook
- Exploring Social Casino Culture Trends: Insights and Future Directions
‘All Or Nothing’ Jay Sean Album Review (2009)
Jay Sean’s All or Nothing is a collection of material that is brilliantly executed and polished. His foray into the United States has been a pleasant one, scoring a #1…
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