Miguel
feat. J. Cole
(prod. Saalam Remi)
feat. J. Cole
(prod. Saalam Remi)
Another great interview from Arsenio Hall - Rosie and Madje .....Madonnas chains are fucking hilarious....
was watching this on the weekend Arsenio Hall interviews Vanilla Ice about MC Hammer it's just funny I guess and kind of sad at the same time.
Man is this the worst group since Milli Vanilli ...LOL I'm not even joking is this why Diddy broke up Danity Kane to fund this bullshit...if you go out and buy this album you should be a shamed.
M.I.A. has always had a high press profile, but in the past most of the attention was focused on her music, which between "Kala" and her 2005 debut, "Arular," has notched combined sales of more than 719,000 albums, according to Nielsen SoundScan; "Paper Planes," her breakthrough single off "Kala," reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, earned a 2009 Grammy Award nomination for record of the year and has sold 3 million copies. "In one way it's not their fault that they don't have music to write about," she says of the countless pop-culture pundits who've weighed in on Trufflegate, "because I haven't put a record out."
Until now, that is: Due July 13 in the United States on the singer's own N.E.E.T. Recordings imprint through Interscope, "/\/\ /\ Y /\" is sure to steer at least part of the conversation regarding M.I.A. back to her music. It's at once her most accessible and most experimental album, as defined by the sweet synth-pop melodies of "XXXO" as by the juddering electro-punk beats of "Born Free." In "Tell Me Why," over a sample of a recording by the Alabama Sacred Harp Singers, M.I.A. flexes a disarmingly plaintive singing voice, while "Steppin Up" finds her warning all comers, "I run this fucking club."
Following on the success of The Colossus, producer/DJ/instrumentalist extraordinaire RJD2 returns with Inversions of the Colossus, a companion piece of its own unique nature. The “instrumental” album is a time-honored tradition in hip-hop that RJD2 has taken advantage of whenever possible (without an instrumental version of “Magnificent City”, there would be no MAD MEN theme!) However, in classic RJ fashion, he decided to create Inversions with a new twist on the idea: in essence, all 7 of the vocal songs on The Colossus appear here sans vocals. The remainder of the album is made up of 7 brand new songs, so it’s 14 tracks in all! Ranging from banging dancefloor funk to extreme psychedelia, it follows a similar “no format” approach as The Colossus did. Whatever you want to call it, it’s definitely yet another solid collection of classic RJD2.
Like he did for The Colossus, RJD2 launched a new web store today which includes pre-orders of several different exclusive packages of The Colossus. Fans can now head over to RJ’s website to purchase one of five bundles, all of which include an immediate download of the track “The Perfect Occasion.” The cheapest offering is a $9.99 digital album which comes in DRM-free 320kbps or FLAC format, with the next tier being a CD/digi package for $15.99, then a double vinyl LP and digital album for $19.99, and for $69.99 the Deluxe Package will get you CD/vinyl/digital along with an exclusive Colossus hoodie. (The hoodie can be added to any of the packages for an additional $30.00.) There’s even a Super Mondo Deluxe Limited Edition package which includes the Inversions Deluxe Package, The Colossus Deluxe package, the 2002-2010 vinyl box set and a whole lot more. That one will set you back about $186.98 though, so proceed with caution. Check out the official RJD2 store for complete details on all of the packages.
Go to RJD2’s web store to purchase an Exclusive Pre-Order package of Inversions Of The Colossus [RJ’s Electrical Connections] and get a free download of “The Perfect Occasion”:
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:Shouts 2 - Tonia/The Orchard*
:Shouts 2 - Tonia/The Orchard*
Ronnie Fieg joins KarmaloopTV for an exclusive interview detailing his long and successful career in footwear, from how he started, to celebrity followings, to his fastest selling shoe of all time.
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:Shouts 2 - Greg/KarmaloopTV*
:Shouts 2 - Greg/KarmaloopTV*
ROCK-N-JOCKS spreads some Florida love with this custom Marlins New Era 59Fifty fitted hat. This hat is designed in the Florida Gators’ colors. The Royal Blue crown is contrasted by the solid Orange bill. The Marlins logo in embroidered in Royal Blue, White, Green and Orange. The official MLB logo hit is on the back in Orange, Royal Blue and Green. As with all their customs, this drop is limited to 30 total pieces. You can pick this up and many more new releases exclusively at www.rocknjocks.com Also be sure to check out Rock-N-Jocks on twitter at www.twitter.com/rocknjocks and on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Canton-OH/Rocknjocks/123830674296579
Children Of The Night - Do For Love from Children Of The Night on Vimeo.
:Shouts 2 - Lansky/1/3rd of COTN*
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