Classic Vibe: Outkast "Rosa Parks" (1998)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEyP_IGv9I4 Generating a lot of buzz due to its controversial name, “Rosa Parks” is one of the biggest hits by hip hop group Outkast and is today’s hip hop song of the day. Although eventually a lawsuit brought forward...

Classic Vibe: Donell Jones "Knocks Me Off My Feet" (1996)

Today’s R&B song of the day is “Knocks Me Off My Feet” by Donell Jones. Donell released this remake of the Stevie Wonder classic on his debut album “My Heart” in 1996. Being one of the greats of his own generation, I wouldn’t...
Classic Vibe: The Gap Band "Early in the Morning" (1982)

Classic Vibe: The Gap Band "Early in the Morning" (1982)

Before Uncle Charlie Wilson launched his solo career, he was the lead singer of The Gap Band, and “Early in the Morning” was one of their biggest singles. If you listen closely, he uses elements of this song in his cameo on Snoop Dogg’s...
New Music: JoJo – Impossible to Love

New Music: JoJo – Impossible to Love

Here is a new song by R&B singer JoJo called “Impossible to Love.” After some label disputes, it looks like things are finally settled and she will be releasing her third album “All I Want is Everything” in early 2010. Interestingly...

Classic Vibe: Jurassic 5 "Concrete Schoolyard" (1999)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeN9c2GYJkk Hip Hop group Jurassic 5 released the song “Concrete Schoolyard” off of their “Jurassic 5 LP” in 1998 and is today’s Classic Hip Hop Song of the Day. The album would serve to position them in the...
Classic Vibe: Case "Faded Pictures" featuring Joe (1999)

Classic Vibe: Case "Faded Pictures" featuring Joe (1999)

“Faded Pictures” by Case featuring Joe is today’s Classic R&B Song of the Day. The single is featured on the soundtrack to the “Rush Hour” movie and also off of Case’s 1999 album “Personal Conversation.” This was...
Why Should You Ever Listen to Music on the Radio?

Why Should You Ever Listen to Music on the Radio?

It might seem like a stupid question, but in this day and age, why would the best alternative for listening to music ever be the radio? Ok I admit this is bound to be a controversial topic, I’m not saying all radio stations should be boycotted or anything like...