R&B/Hip Hop Duo Steelo Releases First Music Video "Make Up My Mind" to Major Networks and Internet Platforms (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Seattle-based, R&B/Hip Hop duo Steelo released their first music video, "Make Up My Mind," this week to both on-line video outlets and major networks. The video was filmed in New York City and directed by James "Latin" Clark, with photography direction by Matt Workman, whose reel includes Busta Rhymes and KRS ONE.
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A Rap Group Named Tanya Morgan (Vibe Magazine)
A Rap Group Named Tanya Morgan How three guys who met on the Internet became a real-life rap group
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The Game's last album a fitting rap finale (University of New Mexico Daily Lobo)
Since the release of his first mixtape in 2002, Jayceon Taylor, better known as The Game, has made it his life's calling to resurrect West Coast rap and force-feed it to the masses. Even during his stint with G-Unit, the 28-year-old rapper represented and remained loyal to Compton, Calif.
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Joe Budden Explains How Longtime Beef With Game Ended Onstage (MTV Music Television)
Joe Budden says his past beef with Game had more to do with G-Unit than the rapper, and investigates the death of hip-hop in "Who."
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Travis Barker in the remix (Los Angeles Times)
The former Blink-182 drummer's star has risen in the hip-hop sky, with help from YouTube. His latest project is the duo TRV$DJAM. With his spiky mohawk, cluttered canvas of tattooed skin and punk rock pedigree stretching back to childhood, Travis Barker isn't exactly pleading to be taken seriously as a hip-hop head. A former drummer for the multi-platinum-selling power pop trio Blink-182 who ...
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Sasha Frere-Jones: David Banner hedges his hip-hop bet. (The New Yorker)
Why would you take on a stage name if your given name was the excellent and euphonious Lavell Crump? If, perhaps, you needed to suggest that your persona was not fixed. Calling yourself David Banner--a mild-mannered alter ego of the Incredible Hulk--makes perfect sense for a big . . .
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Doomtree: Doomtree (Pitchfork)
P.O.S. and the rest of this Twin Cities collective make for great left-wing politics, but even those voting McCain might find it hard not to get caught up in the group's enthusiasm and golden-era sounds. read more
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Tunes for the head and the hips (The Globe and Mail)
DJ Spooky, That Subliminal Kid featured at Toronto's Urban Music Week
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Launch Pad takes off (Boston Herald)
Boston club goers and hip-hop heads first got to know DJ On&On through his eagerness to spin anywhere from grimy underground spots to plush yuppie hangouts. In...
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Pitchfork enjoys Truckasauras' "Tea Parties" (Seattle Times)
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