Is this the Donnis that we’ve come to know? Hell no. This is Donnis’ first single off his forthcoming Break Hundreds And Hearts EP. If there’s more of this to come, he’ll sure lose some fans. Though, many rappers have made the transition from hip-hop music to a more “swag tune.”
I love Donnis. I think he’s one of the best at what he does, but I’m just not feeling this. Let’s just hope there’s not much more of the same where this came from.
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I love Ireland! They brought us The Script, Snow Patrol, and Royseven! In early 2011, Royseven released their latest album, “You Say, We Say”, and all I can say is that I’m totally smitten. “We Should Be Lovers” is one of my favorite singles that still gets heavy rotation on my iPod to this very day. Yeah, I know it’s kind of an oldie, but it’s a goody.
They have three different alternative endings to their video:
“Anger”, “Desire”, and “Lust”!
My personal favorite is “Lust”! Check it out HERE and let us know what you think!
Complex just announced their top 25 rappers that are 25 and under. Just as always anytime that a magazine or anyone announces a list there controversy that surrounds it. People will almost never agree on who should be on the list, and who should receive the top spots. People always have their own arrangement. Whether it is because they dislike a rapper, or it is because their criteria on rappers is different from the person that put the list together. Now that the list is out do you agree with it? Or what should the list look like? Who else Deserves to be on the list
Here is the list and songs that put some of these rappers on the map:
25. Diggy Simmons
I am going to make this very short and sweet; I love Boy. Particularly their very catchy song, “Little Numbers”. It just makes me all giddy and cheerful inside every time I hear it, and all I can think about is the idea of a cute, carefree summer fling!
So I really hope everyone is ready for summer break. If not, “Little Numbers” should help kick-start that summer mentality for you with its catchy lyrics and upbeat piano and percussion arrangements.
Enjoy!
Neal Brennan, Co-creator Chappelle’s Show, released this never before seen performance of the Beastie Boys unreleased musical performance of “The New Style” for the aborted 3rd season of “Chappelle’s Show.” The performance was recorded on a boat in the East River, NYC in late fall, 2004. It’s pretty damn Beastie.
Rest in Peace, Adam Yauch
Just an hour ago Hoodie Allen’s official EP, All American, came out on iTunes. “No Faith in Brooklyn” is the second single off the EP, first was “No Interruption.”
It’s really good to see how far Hoodie has come since pre-Pep Rally days. Check out the video below and the letter he wrote to thank his fans.
Also, be sure to cop All American on iTunes.
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