Flights is dark and jazzy, but Swa jumps all over the rhythm speaking about the long trips away from home and making sure your girl is holding you down while you're gone. Produced during the duration of a flight back home to Oakland, the combination of Swa's southern flow and commanding tone, with TOPE's laid back soulful production is definitely something to check for.
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Monday, April 25, 2016
Swa Playmaker - Flights
Flights is dark and jazzy, but Swa jumps all over the rhythm speaking about the long trips away from home and making sure your girl is holding you down while you're gone. Produced during the duration of a flight back home to Oakland, the combination of Swa's southern flow and commanding tone, with TOPE's laid back soulful production is definitely something to check for.
Sunday, December 20, 2020
Rosie Perez Talks Jennifer Lopez
In the past: Jen was a fly girl before me, but we've been really good friends since we were both starving dancers in New York. I got to be a fly girl when she left. I had the best time doing it. It was magical, just a good job for dancers back then.
That was such a crazy time. I flew myself to LA [for the audition] and I didn't even have any money to eat that night. If I didn't get that job, I didn't know what was going to happen. I wanted to dance so bad, I literally was dancing for my life. I had, like, one can of tuna left. I was in the bathroom stall after the audition just praying. Then Rosie came in and told me, "You got the job." I couldn't even hear her say that. It was the toughest time in my life and that just turned everything around.
Friday, March 10, 2017
Friday, July 26, 2019
Meek Mill Releases Dream Chasers Records Under Roc Nation
The two hip-hop players celebrated the launch of Dream Chasers Records at the Roc Nation headquarters in New York City, signing contracts at a small press conference and popping champagne to celebrate the partnership.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Why Ashanti And Ja Rule Had The Empire We All Wanted
Hailing from Hollis, Queens, Ja Rule made his debut in 1999 with his first studio album Venni Vetti Vecci lead by the single "Holla Holla." From 1999 to 2005, Ja Rule would reign as one of the top-selling hip-hop artists.
Ashanti was discovered as a teenager and signed to Murder Inc. in 2001. After generating buzz following her appearance on Big Pun's "How We Roll," she teamed up with Fat Joe and Ja Rule for the hit single, What's Luv?" In 2002, Ashanti released her self-titled album, Ashanti. The album sold over half a million copies within the first week.
In 2001, Ja Rule released his third studio album Pain Is Love. He teamed up with Caddillac Tah, Black Child, and Ashanti on the track "The Inc." While the album had some hit singles, "The Inc." fell short in creating the vibe of a gangsta crew that they were going for.
After the success of Ashanti's first self-titled album in 2002, she didn't wait long to release a follow-up album. Chapter II was released in 2003 and the hit singles, "Rain on Me," "Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)," and "Breakup 2 Makeup" were all on this album.
In 2002, Murder Inc. Records was a force to be reckoned with; the label was producing hit albums and singles under the direction of CEO Irv Gotti. Gotti released the compilation album Irv Gotti Presents: The Inc. The album featured songs from all the artists on the label. "Down 4 You," was the first single off the record and featured Ja Rule, Ashanti, Vita and Charlie Baltimore.
Ja released the remix to "The Pledge" featuring the Queens rapper, Ashanti, and Tupac Shakur. As usual, Ashanti was on the hook adding her vocals to make the song catchy, and fans ate it up.
When "Always On Time" hit radio airwaves in 2001 it was an instant hit. The song paired with the video introduced fans to Ja Rule and Ashanti as a dynamic duo. The single was Ja Rule's first number 1 hit to top the Billboard Hot 100.
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Wednesday, March 1, 2017
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Friday, August 6, 2021
The Lox vs Dipset Verzuz Battle
The gloves were off between New York icons The LOX and The Diplomats for their highly-anticipated Verzuz showdown. New York City was buzzing with infectious energy weeks before the marquee event, with supporters on both sides making their claims on who would come out on top. Flocks of fans trekked to Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden for a sold-out show that had everything a lover of New York hip-hop could ask for.
Sunday, July 29, 2018
#NewMusic Agnez Mo Ft Chris Brown - “Overdose” @agnezmo @chrisbrown
Chris Brown and Agnez Mo provide musical medication on their long-awaited new collaboration “Overdose.” The Indonesian pop star and R&B superstar show off their chemistry as they go back and forth on the intoxicating duet.
The rumored couple, who previously collaborated on “On Purpose” for Brown’s Heartbreak on a Full Moon Deluxe Edition, also recently shot a video for their new duet on the beach. In addition to collaborating with Fat Joe and Kings Combs, Brown is readying joint projects with Rich the Kid, Joyner Lucas, and Jacquees.
Monday, March 22, 2021
Method Man added to Godfather of Harlem season 2 cast
Wu-Tang members Method Man has been added to Godfather of Harlem season 2. Hip Hop icon Method Man, who also stars on Power Book II, will play Sam Christian, the head of the Philadelphia Black Mafia, and a longtime friend of Bumpy Johnson’s.
From Epix: Godfather of Harlem Season 2 finds Bumpy Johnson battling the New York Crime Families for control of the lucrative and murderous “French Connection,” the pipeline for heroin that runs from Marseilles to New York Harbor. With a distribution syndicate that includes black crime bosses from other major U.S. cities, Bumpy takes a cue from his friend Malcolm X’s message of black economic nationalism.