Bronx indie star LadiiB delivers a captivating sense of vulnerability in her latest single “Love That Last” produced by Prodbyninez. Her blend of rhymes and vocals depict endurance through pain. A soulful intro about bouncing back sets the stage for LadiiB. She invites listeners into a time of weakness, being cheated on, and setting high expectations. Stream “Love That Last” and stay tuned for her upcoming EP release titled ‘Ladii’s Way.’
In anticipation of his upcoming album, DC wordsmith Dumi Right releases a maxi-single for “Tell Em” with “Inside Outside” on the B-Side.
“Tell Em” is an uplifting, inspiring record produced by P-Tunes Beats with Threepeeoh and Krohme on the remixes. The record also features the Zimbabwe duo Outspoken and Sykotek. Dumi’s signature brand thought-provoking lyricism serves as a refreshing dose of earmilk.
“Inside Outside” features The Poem-Cees (Natural Law and Black Picasso). The trio showcases their lyrical prowess as they surpass today’s prevailing trends. The record is produced by C-Doc and S3oulc1ty.
Stream the maxi-single and stay tuned for Dumi’s upcoming album release.
Singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur Ladi Miz returns with a new compilation album titled ‘The Sound Of Pen.’ The NY star showcases her songwriting skillset for the 7 tracks and is also featured on 2, Deflation and Explore.
Miz invites listeners into a refreshing yet enticing canvas open to TV, film, movies, video games, and commercials. Stream ‘The Sound Of My Pen’ and connect with Ladi Miz below.
February 21, 1965 | Entering the auditorium at last, Malcolm cried “As-salaam alaikum [Peace be unto you].” The audience replied in unison: “Wa-alaikum salaam [And unto you be peace].” Suddenly a disturbance broke out several rows back. “Get your hand off my pockets!” a man shouted. “Don’t be messing with my pockets!” At the distraction, Malcolm raised his hands. “Now brothers!” he cried, “Be cool, don’t get excited . . .”
As he spoke, three men rushed down the aisle toward him. Eight feet away, they opened fire. One man with a double-barreled sawed-off shotgun blasted Malcolm at point-blank range. “There was what sounded like an explosion,” said a dazed woman.
Malcolm X in prayer | Photographer unknown
Minutes after the shooting, Malcolm’s body was lifted from the stage, placed on a rolling bed that had been wheeled over from the nearby Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, and rushed to an emergency operating room. A team of doctors laid open his chest, tried to revive him via open-heart massage. But Malcolm X was dead. [Excerpt from TIME]
Peace be unto his family. 🙏🏽
Malcolm X, wife Betty Shabazz, and daughters Attallah and Qubilah, circa 1962. Photographer: Richard Saunders. Richard Saunders Collection, Photographs and Prints Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cause of death is as yet unknown.
Irv Gotti, a noted record executive, music producer, and entrepreneur best known as the founder of Murder Inc. Records has died, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The cause of death is as yet unknown.
Rising to prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Gotti played a key role in hip-hop and R&B records of the time, working with artists like Ja Rule, Ashanti and DMX, each of whom saw massive commercial success. His signature production style blended hip-hop beats with melodic hooks, influencing a wave of rap and R&B crossover hits. Among them: the multi-platinum “Always On Time” by Ja Rule featuring Jennifer Lopez and Ashanti’s “Foolish.”
Irv Gotti, Photocred: Social Media
Before launching Murder Inc., Gotti worked as an A&R at Def Jam, where he helped bring DMX, Jay-Z and Ja Rule to the label, which was considering one of the most successful imprints of Universal Music. Under the moniker DJ Irv, he produced the song “Can I Live” from Jay-Z’s 1996 debut, Reasonable Doubt.
His career faced setbacks in the mid-2000s due to an FBI investigation into alleged ties with drug kingpin Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff. Though ultimately acquitted, the case damaged Murder Inc.’s reputation. In recent years, Gotti had reinvented himself, expanding into television with the creation of BET’s Tales, an anthology series blending hip-hop and storytelling.
Chris Brown, known for his music and, unfortunately, a history of controversies, has taken a significant step. The singer recently filed a lawsuit, a move that has surprised many.
While 2024 was a year of unexpected events, this legal action signals a new chapter for Brown. He’s seemingly taking a proactive approach to addressing a situation, a departure from past incidents where he was often the subject of legal proceedings.
Credit: Chris Brown’s official Instagram page
The official statement accompanying the lawsuit emphasizes a focus on personal growth and ensuring that lessons learned from the past translate into positive outcomes.
This move by Chris Brown demonstrates a commitment to self-improvement and a determination to overcome challenges.
Dominique Danielle raises eyebrows in her new Brian Got Beats produced single, “How Bad I Wanna.” The rising star delivers a seductive blend of rhymes and vocals depicting what she has in store for the man she’s pursuing. As the bad b*tch she is, she’s eager and ready to go all night. Stream “How Bad I Wanna” and connect with Dominique Danielle below.
PX-TNE brings fans a 35-track album titled ‘Who Da F*ck Is Dat N*gga In Dat Wheelchair? Pt2: The Bran Dre Story.’ Presented by the West Coast underground movement T.N.E. and P.R.E. (Paper Route Empire founded by the late Young Dolph), hits heavy with street anthems and raw energy. The project features OJ da Juiceman, Hot Boy Turk, Quavo, and more, and bridges the gap between West Coast and Southern Hip Hop. Press play and connect with PX-TNE below.
Publicist and PR professional Jonathan Coleman of The Media Blast PR is making waves across the media and entertainment industry. With nearly two decades of experience, Coleman has established himself as a trusted figure in public relations, having worked with high-profile clients like Jillian Joelle Davidson (daughter of legendary comedian and In Living Color alum Tommy Davidson), award-winning Ghanaian pop and Afrobeats star Twicy, and numerous prominent filmmakers whose projects are featured on platforms such as Tubi, Peacock, and Amazon Prime. Coleman’s commitment to his craft has placed him among the top PR professionals sought after by industry heavyweights.
Coleman’s dedication and hard work drive his success, making him highly sought after by business owners and luminaries aiming to boost their brand presence. His extensive network, which includes top media professionals, high-traffic blogs, newsletters, podcasters, and live streamers, allows him to create targeted buzz and effective publicity for his clients.
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