December 12, 2007
Video: Ryan Leslie Recording "Diamond Girl"
This Track has been out for a while but check out the kid doing his thing in the studio...
Music: Lil Kim "The Miseducationv Of Lil Kim" Mixtape (Remy Ma Dis)
Lil Kim "The Miseducation of Lil Kim" Mixtape (Remy Ma Dis)
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Audio: Lil Wayne On Beef
"I will murder your new born"
December 11, 2007
Fashion: 10 Deep Holiday Lookbook.
Check out one of the original New York streetwear brands 10 Deep- Check out their Holiday Look Book!... FRESH!Video: De-Haven is back...AGAIN!
Music: Preview The WU Album - 8 Diagram
Alright so you read the rants from Wu Members Ghostface and Raekwon. They weren't all behind the project because Rza was being the "Hip Hop Hippie" - Well I wanted to listen for myself and give the album a chance...without actually buying it. Umm no I didn't download it for free...lol. See I was consumed by all the negative press on the album and I didn't want to give it a chance - But I received this link from my girl and I started to listen....and its a WU TANG ALBUM straight Staten Island!- take a listen and cop the album cause I am.
(I gotta stop reading blogs and let the music speak for itself...LMAO!!!!)
Solange Knowles Signs to Geffen
"Her record is totally bananas," Geffen Records chairman Ron Fair tells Billboard.com. "It's not what people would expect from her. The music is more eclectic and international. She's in her own lane."
"It's a touch of retro with beautiful R&B songs and influences of early Natalie Cole and Carole King, and she's only 22," he continues. "I'm crazy about the Pharrell Williams' record that she recently finished, called 'I Decided.' We're finishing the album now."
Jay-Z Talks Def Jam
The New York Daily News said last week that talks were stalling because you made some big demands. Is there any truth to that?
No.
So from your perspective, do you think you'll be at Def Jam next year?
Yeah, I think — I don't know. Let me not even say that. I don't know. We'll see how it goes. But seriously, it's not about money. That's really the last thing. Of course, as a person that does these type of things and puts his heart and soul into it — and it's effective, as the Grammys would indicate — you want to be compensated for what you do. But it's really not about money. It's really about the future of the music business, and not wasting anyone's time. I don't ever want to sit in a seat just to sit in a seat. I could be off doing something else that's beneficial to the future of the music business as well as myself. So it's not about money! I mean, you couldn't pay me enough. And I don't mean that in a cocky way.
Does something like these Grammy nominations change that equation for you at all? Does that make you excited about staying in this position?
Nah. I always knew what we were doing. Even if the outside world didn't know what we were doing, I knew the plan was to make great music and we'll get through all adversities, all the trouble of the music business, with great music. 'Cause great music gon' win at the end of the day. Not gimmicks, not fads. Just great music.
