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Tupac Shakur: Poetry and Emotion
Everything I ever learned about being the ideal poet I learned from Tupac Shakur. As a lifelong Pac fan if anyone were to ask me what made him so effective in his artistry I would say it was his poetic style and emotional effectiveness.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Beat
Albums That Inspired Me To Rap: Lethal Injection
By 1993 Hip Hop heavyweight Ice Cube was one of the biggest stars in music. His first three solo albums had become certified hits that had only gotten more successful with time. After his fellow NWA counterpart Dr. Dre dropped his spell binding solo debut The Chronic in early 93’ the future of Hip Hop and pop music was paved in the sound of the newly crafted G-funk era. Hip Hop was changing from the aggressive sounds of Ice Cube’s albums Amerikkkas Most Wanted , Death Certificate and The Predator and had transcended into the newly laid back G-funk grooves of The Chronic from Dr. Dre and Doggy Style from Snoop Doggy Dogg thanks to the new empire that was Death Row Records. Ice Cube appreciated the changes in motion and decided to add his own contribution to the G-funk era with his fourth album Lethal Injection.
By Joe Patterson4 months ago in Beat
Remembering Robbie Robertson
All his music is here Introduction I was shocked to hear that Robbie Robertson died yesterday after a long illness. He was another incredible Canadian musician responsible for many of the sounds that people would think were pure Americana. You can read more about the great man on his Wikipedia page here.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 5 months ago in Beat
The Jackson 5 The Love You Save Has A Secret
Stop-The Love you Save may be Your Own "The Love You Save" was written and recorded in March of 1970 by "The Corporation." This group included Deke Richards, Alfonzo Mizell, Berry Gordy, and Freddie Perren. These men wrote hits for The Jackson 5 and other Motown artists.
By Cheryl E Preston5 months ago in Beat
Bridging Cultures and Life Experiences: Tobe Nwigwe and Tierce "Kizzo" Introduce The Bridge With “All or Nothing”
When it comes to music increasingly transcending borders, genres, and cultures, Grammy-nominated artist Tobe Nwigwe and Grammy-winning producer Tierce "Kizzo" are embracing that reality with their new collaborative project, The Bridge. The duo recently unveiled the album's first single, “All or Nothing,” featuring acclaimed artist Labrinth, offering listeners a powerful introduction to a project rooted in connection, identity, and shared human experience.
By Jae Monique5 months ago in Beat
Kid Gotti Born Rich Keeps It Real on The Way I Live
In an era where social media often shapes perception and many artists feel pressure to fit into trends, Kid Gotti Born Rich is taking a different approach. Instead of creating an image for the audience, he's focused on sharing his reality.
By Jae Monique5 months ago in Beat
Black Music Month Celebrates: Michael Jackson
I honestly have no idea how to begin writing an article that is a tribute to the greatest star to ever walk the face the earth. So I guess I’ll keep it simple and cliche. Happy Black Music Month to the one, the only, Michael Jackson.
By Joe Patterson5 months ago in Beat
