At the tail end of the 1990s, Brandy and Monica recorded one of the most popular catfights in history — the multi-platinum “The Boy Is Mine.” Now that they’re older, wiser and done fighting over Mekhi Phifer, they’ve decided to pick up where they left off and update the references of voicemails to Facebook on “It All Belongs To Me.” Read the rest of this entry »

After locking himself in the lab for fine-tuning to his debut The Spark, the always out-of-the-box Spree Wilson has reemerged to release his new single and video, “King Sh*t (The Answer).” Like pretty much everything else the A-Town artist releases, Wilson’s road from rags to royalty is laced with all sorts of elements atypical to most rap songs, including an open mindset that allows them to be there in the first place. Read the rest of this entry »

Birds in the sky and fish in the sea have nothing on Sean Falyon, the rap pugilist who manages to Be Everywhere you can possibly think of at the same time. After his first act of ubiquity gained some traction, the East Coast-born, Dirty South resident decided it was necessary to remind you of his globetrotting abilities. Read the rest of this entry »

New music from soulful Mr. Spree titled “No Use In Running,” which finds the singer comfortably immersed around a cool mix of live instrumentation, an indie rock appeal, energy and pure vocals. Wilson’s online release, The Never Ending Now, drops next week and coming free courtesy of Converse. Read the rest of this entry »

While I sit and watch this snow descend from the heavens, I’m at peace. No, that’s not some deep statement that will lead to a multi-faceted dissertation, but I really am cool for the moment. It’s not like I can go anywhere now with Mother Nature having her way outside, but the music gods did see fit to place a beautiful track in my possession. Read the rest of this entry »

Certain songs you’re immediately unsure of. Then, as the intro ends and the track reaches its peak, you’ve built some rapport with the groove and you’re knee deep in the water. From there, the blend of words and music resonate in your head like that pink ooze from Ghostbusters 2 and the architecturally-sound bridges reel the listeners’ interest in for the kill by song’s ends. Read the rest of this entry »

Featuring Ben Folds Five, Talib Kweli & Spree Wilson, this vid is a nice change of pace in the Rap game where a dose of reality is always welcome. Read the rest of this entry »