The video for “Lotus Flower Bomb” aka one of the key tracks included in your 2011 cuffin’ season playlist. Wale and his crooning co-star Miguel created a undeniable hit with the song since chicks dig it, radio loves it and even the hardknock in me has to take a backseat when the melody starts to play. Read the rest of this entry »

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Miguel’s not exactly the most convincing artist in terms of proving he doesn’t bat for the other team. But the fact remains his album was pretty damn fresh and, really, that’s all that matters. Whether planned or not, Big Sean jumps on the “official remix” to “Quickie,” 2011′s highly popular ode to getting in and getting out and getting on with the rest of your day. Read the rest of this entry »

Three singles in and it’s more than apparent that Folarin is going directly for the hearts and lips (both sets) of his female fans. Snagging Miguel, Wale liberates what appears to be the next look into his November scheduled project, Ambition. Read the rest of this entry »

The song that got LC all hot and bothered years ago and every female with a pulse currently now harbors the paw prints of one of the last three men to don cornrows, Pusha T (Udonis Haslem and Snoop being the other two). For as popular as this song is and has been for a minute, it’s kind of amazing Pusha is the first rapper to have a go at the instrumental. Not that I’m complaining, however. Read the rest of this entry »

The timing in which a song is presented is almost as important as its actual quality. It’s the reason why most Lupe singles will never gain spins in nightclubs or why most sane people will never in a million years listen to the “Racks On Racks (Remix)” on their own free will. Many probably remember Jhené Aiko for her collaboration with Drake last year, although she’s been around the industry for many years prior to said record’s liberation. Read the rest of this entry »

The year was 2007 and every L.A. scene-ster girl with a scarf around her neck and sangria in her hand had a crush on Miguel. He was about a foot shorter than the lot of us, and just by eyeballing his weight versus any one of ours, we knew we could take him in a fight. Never you mind that he had a super hot girlfriend and couldn’t be bothered to care less about any other woman in the room. Miguel was still the sexiest woopdie-doo that side of the Mississip. Read the rest of this entry »

You probably heard of Miguel through U-N-I. If you don’t know who J. Cole is, smack yourself. In an effort to mend the lines of Hip-Hop and R&B without pasting them with syrup, “All I Want Is You” was born and the video soon followed. Read the rest of this entry »

Upgraded and amplified for maximum enjoyment, the love gurus of L.A. are taking their amore a couple notches in the retail department with the release of A Love Supreme 2.0; a bonus edition of last year’s remarkable A Love Supreme. Along with the addition of “Land Of The Kings” and “Desha Dayana,” this remixed version of their R&B intermission is also featured. Read the rest of this entry »