So we’re going to be getting a new album from Terius Nash in 2012? I can’t speak for everyone here in attendance, but good. Following up from last year’s majorly impressive 1977, The Dream wastes no time with the new calendar to provide a sneak peak into the project, The Love, IV: Diary Of A Madman, with the liberation of “ROC (Roc Your Body).” Read the rest of this entry »

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Terius Nash continues to keep 1977 hot while the temperature continues to drop. That’s not a bad idea either considering how much I personally enjoyed said project. Anywho, Big Sean joins the foray this time around as the two film the visual for “Ghetto.” Read the rest of this entry »

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My own little hidden talent Bridget Kelly is on the eve of releasing her Every Girl EP. The trigger finger is still antsy though as she lets loose of another sneak peak from the project. “Seek & Destroy,” written by The-Dream, is the statement every woman has threatened a man with at least once in their life. Read the rest of this entry »

Everyone deals with a break up differently, so maybe The-Dream’s 1977 was his way of officially closing the Christina Milian chapter of his life. And while he may never come out publicly and admit said project was about his ex, the similarities are entirely too bright to ignore. “Long Gone” finds Terius reminiscing on the days of a relationship that was no longer the apple of his eye and material things ceased disguising the feelings that had long since perished. Read the rest of this entry »

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The drama in his personal life largely behind him, Terius Nash returns to the craft which made him a household name. 1977 is the newest project by The-Dream and looks to set the stage for what could be a busy fall and winter for one of R&B’s more talented stars. Read the rest of this entry »

So, here’s the deal. Technically, this isn’t a “video,” but rather a movie trailer featuring a song from The-Dream. “Murderer” is slated to appear on both Terius’ new free project 1977 scheduled to drop next week and the upcoming Zoe Saldana flick Colombiana. Read the rest of this entry »

An arduous grind, numerous mixtape releases, a BET cypher and G.O.O.D. Music over everything is what lead Sean Anderson to this point where he can kick his feet up and enjoy the fruits of his labor with his debut studio effort, Finally Famous: The Album. Read the rest of this entry »

Damn, Amar’e!

The-Dream is preparing for the release of his fourth studio album The Love IV, Diary Of A Mad Man this September. To stimulate the creative and receptive juices, Terius let loose of a double take entitled “Body Work & F*ck My Brains Out.” Read the rest of this entry »

Let me tell you a story about Kristin and Tina. Kristin and Tina hated each other. They were freshman roommates and best friends until Kristin started believing that Tina slept with her man and Tina subsequently believed that Kristin was the girl that keyed her car and carved “slut” on the hood. Read the rest of this entry »

Terius adds his musical two cents to Kelly’s radio smash, which is kind of awkward considering her voice may have slightly more bass than his. Honestly, I just wanted a reason to post “Motivation” since it’s my favorite lewd but lovable song out right now. Read the rest of this entry »

Something something something Kim Kardashian recorded and released a new song, titled “Jam (Turn It Up).” The-Dream had some hand in it and the lines “Rosé up in the air/Feeling good, feeling great, just got paid” and “Turn me up, turn me up, turn me turn me turn me up/Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah” sound so much like him I was temporarily confused on who was singing. Read the rest of this entry »

First things first and before we get into this video, credit to the word “swag” for having a shelf life longer than anyone could have ever predicted. The more people claim that it’s dead, the more the term is actually used – in the same vein as a word I honestly despise, “flow,” i.e. ‘work flow’ or ‘gym flow’ or ‘study flow.’ Moving on, however, remember when Read the rest of this entry »