Here’s a BRAND NEW record, kind of speaking on the mindstate I’m going in with my new project, “Look What I Can Do”. I’m actually about 75% done with the project already and this was probably the first or second song recorded for it. Nothing has FOR SURE made the tracklist, so until then…just feast on this for now.
YOyoyo YA BOI KB IS BIZZACK... bringing you some new music. This time i got that dude who apperently Grandmaster Benji and i seem to be polejockin sometimes... that's right; KiD CuDi. He wants us to know he is back [from where i dont remember him telling us where... or better yet... did anyone see him leave? no... ok]...anywhoo, here is something new from the man on the moon...so take it and dont complain... or he'll make you gargle on his mayo...
ight debut album 'JUKEBOX'. We featured her on the ARTIST SPOTLIGHT and hooked you up with her ep HELLO MY APPLE. She is uber unique. I am honestly so pleased to present this album to you. It's light and bubbly and feels like it is meant for children, but as you listen, homegirl here is talking about some serious shit. NO JOKE. She has already been compared to Luryn Hill because of the concepts and vocal quality. The feel on this project is very diverse, there should be something on here for everyone. I was alitle angry that none of the songs on the ep made the album, but thats fine. It's a dope album none the less. Anywhoo, scoop it up and let us know what you think.
On an other note, here here is TIMBALAND's new new SHOCK VALUE II! Finally it’s here haha. Took em long enough, seeing as tracks were leaking left and right! Timbaland Presents Shock Value II, with pretty much every commercial artist at the moment on it. Bran’ Nu is Brandy’s alter-ego by the way btdubs....i dont have much to say about this one. Tim said from the jump he wanted these Shock Values to be like 'NOW thats what i call music' from back in the day... you do that timbo.
So... I don't know about you but I don't think "Obama Fried Chicken" is empowering to African-Americans following the election of B-Rock into the executive office. While Clipse is by far my favorite pair of lyricists of all time (that's right, I said, now come debate with me), they have indeed outdone themselves with their single "Popular Demand (Popeye's)" off of their upcoming album "Till The Casket Drops." The highly-anticipated third studio album from the critically-acclaimed brother combo features a new breed of Re-Up music, but the concept for the video for this track just didn't sit right with me.
Possibly the second biggest video fuck-up after "Best I Ever Had," you got Pusha T and Malice chillin' outside of a sub shop (renamed "Obama Fried Chicken") eating chicken with a group of by-standers discussing reasons as to why the fans demand more from them. But um... who the hell decided putting Cam'ron on this joint would be a lucrative decision? The man looks broker than he really is, sporting an untrimmed goatee that only accentuates his gap-toothed antics... And his verse sucks. So yeah, enjoy this Hip-Hop failure and countless reason among many as to why Obama will continue to call rappers "jackasses" (Hey Kanye.).
Ask me if I care... ATM
Ok...I need a moment. [fans self with stolen MLK church fan]. Lawd knows THIS is a beautiful man. If growing up Maxwell was my Neo-Soul husband then Glenn Lewis was my boo on the side. Lewis is best known for his sultry song "Don't You Forget It" off of his 2002 debut album World Outside My Window. I honestly expected great things from this Toronto born (see Drake ain't the only attractive Blacadian) especially since it won a Juno for Best R&B/Soul Recording. Not to mention his song "Fall Again" ended up on the soundtrack to that whack Jennifer Lopez movie. You know, the one where she's chasing after the white guy who's "too good for her." Oh wait...that's the plot to practically EVERY movie she's been in since Selena, whoops my bad. ANYWAY, in 2007 he came back out with "Back For More" featuring Kardinal Offishall (another Blacadian). I wasn't really feeling the island feel. I know, he's half Tridianian and half Jamacian, but STILL it just didn't feel...authentic. And the Ginuwine-let-me-cut-off-my-cute-little-curls-because-I'm-going-in-a-different-direction-with-my-music approach didn't sit well with me either. The only part of the video that I did find entertaining was the random Mike Epps cameo and even then he had that "I don't know why I'm here either" look on his face. Regardless, I'm still patiently waiting for the return of the Glenn Lewis that was more concerned about me getting back to my home than taking me back to his. 
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