Is it just me or was Cam’ron’s flow completely different back then? Cam was actually a very talented basketball player, but he eventually got kicked out of college for selling drugs on campus. Looks like he ended up making it big anyway, and even though...
“Westside” is the debut single by TQ from 1998. TQ has always brought out the gangsta side of r&b, choosing to sing thug poetry rather than traditional love songs. His new album “Kind of Blue” is due to be in stores February...
I’m really excited for the release of this album as I’m sure most are. As expected, the Beyonce collaboration and Empire State of Mind Part II are here. The song called “Dreaming” that leaked earlier today is not listed, as I have a feeling the...
This is such a powerful song, and her upcoming album “The Element of Freedom” is going to be HUGE. Many already thought she was a superhero, but this video just goes to confirm it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRN6vgjqcgU “Movin On” is the second single from Mya’s debut album “Mya” in 1998. The album didn’t perform well at first, but went on to reach platinum status after the attention she got for performing...
Isn’t it amazing how fast such a bright career can get off track? Lauryn Hill was on top of the world when she released “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill;” the album sold diamond, she won 5 grammys, and she pushed hip hop to the mainstream. For...
The legendary Missy Elliott jumps on the remix of LeToya Luckett’s latest single “Regret”. Interestingly, she asked fans to vote for the next single, and they chose...
“Fly Away” is a new song by Lloyd and I’m feeling the vibe on this Bryan Michael Cox produced mid tempo jam. His unique voice makes him stand out and he usually puts together some solid r&b. Now no longer with Murder Inc., he will look to...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGMlj21Hevs “I Need You Tonight” is a single released by the Notorious B.I.G.’s group Junior M.A.F.I.A. What few people don’t realize is, the album version of the song actually features Faith Evans, while the...
