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Who is Mac Dre?
Mac Dre was born on the fifth of July 1970 in Oakland, he grew up in Vallejo, California and lived there most of his life.
Vlad Andrei ApostolPublished 8 days ago in Beat
Naomi Judd is a singer-songwriter, actress, and author
Naomi Judd was an American singer-songwriter and actress Naomi Judd has a career that has spanned decades. She is one of the most popular female country music singers of all time, with a career that has spanned more than 30 years. She has released more than 20 albums, which have produced more than 20 top ten singles. She has broken many records and won many awards over the years.
Satish KumarPublished 9 days ago in Beat
Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers by Kendrick Lamar | Album Review
It's been years now since the drop of award winning album, DAMN. We've gotten a taste here and there with teasing singles and features with Baby Keem, but a new album is finally here - Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers, a double album filled with x and y, topping off what has been one of the most incredible discographies of the modern era. The intimacy of family is front and center, with glimpses of religion, gun violence, and struggle hiding within plain sight - a Compton paramount. Kendrick, a modern rap king, has solidified his place atop the throne with this release.
Josh HerringPublished 9 days ago in Beat
Rock The House (Review)
After numerous rescheduling, due to the state of the world the last few years, I finally got to attend the Rock The House Concert at the Queensland Performing Art Centre (QPAC) last night.
Colleen MillsteedPublished 9 days ago in Beat5 tracks to get ya into MF DOOM
All Caps: "So nasty that it's probably somewhat of a travesty having me .Daily told the people "You can call me Your Majesty!"
MC Flo BufPublished 9 days ago in Beat
Blacklight
It's a bit of a noir film, a bit depressing overall. I have to say that American culture is very unique, and it is surprising that this kind of film can be made.
bao mai ngoPublished 9 days ago in Beat
REVIEW: ROLLING STONES - EL MOCAMBO '77
By 1977, the Rolling Stones were in trouble. Their previous albums, It’s Only Rock’n Roll and Black and Blue, did not match the heights of their halcyon run of legendary albums from 1968 to 1973. The loss of Mick Taylor was a tremendous blow to them artistically, and Keith Richards’ drug habit was spiraling out of control and affecting his musical ability. Despite bringing in former Faces guitarist Ron Wood to the fold, the band struggled to match the fireworks of their peak years, and their live shows had become sloppy and lethargic, lacking in the vigor and danger that made their 1971-73 treks among rock’s most celebrated live experiences.
Anthony NastiPublished 9 days ago in Beat
What Makes Kanun So Special to the Middle Eastern Culture?
If you’ve ever seen someone play Kanun, you’d be surprised to see such a unique instrument. You can tell how challenging playing the Kanun is just by looking at it.
Daniel KarniPublished 10 days ago in Beat
Tana Talks New Song, Collaborating with Ava like Lava, What's Next, and More
With her single, “Supermodel,” out now, we took some time to hear more from Tana. Read below to learn more about the story behind her latest single, what’s to come, and more.
Where to Find Music for Meditations
Guide to Finding Meditation Music If you’re new to meditation, you might struggle to know where to find the right music. There is quite a variety of relaxation, new age, and avant-garde music available online. You can find some of it for free and others with a subscription to a streaming service.
Andrea LawrencePublished 10 days ago in Beat
Ambulance
The film records the day of Cam, an emergency doctor, from rescuing a child injured in a car accident to the end of the child being rescued in the hospital -- but I have read the film introduction, and know that things are not so simple. After watching the movie, I don't know what theme the movie wants to highlight. Is it the EMT's mission to save lives? Or is the plight of veterans in urgent need of attention? Is it an American soldier battle-hardened and majestic? Or are the gangs smart, brave and equipped? Is LA Downtown full of tall buildings, diverse and inclusive? Or is LA a bad place, with bad cops, robberies, shootings and shoot-outs? The end of the film specially highlights the LA in AMBULANCE, which is to let people know about LA through the film. But to be honest, the only impression I had left was that LA was a bad cop.
hoang vy phamPublished 10 days ago in BeatThe Top 5 Reasons Why Gunna Ought to Snitch
With Young Thug grabbing most of the headlines, and being featured across the media platforms, few reports discuss rapper Gunna. The relatively quiet response to Gunna’s alleged wrongdoings appear to be the result of him being affiliated, rather than an active participant in the stunning indictment.
Skyler SaundersPublished 11 days ago in Beat
