Brett Hankison, who was fired from the LMPD in June, is facing three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment Additionally, Mattingly, sent an email to all LMPD officers in which he claimed …
A record that will always go far is now with a appeal. A record that you hear, and know this can go very far, because it has a sound everyone will love. With music being s subjective its hard to find songs with that feel but Kro has one of those songs on his new song “Louis For My Grandma”.
Kro crafts a record that’s destined for the stars on his new song “Louis For My Grandma”. The production sets an amazing tone, with a radio ready sound that he works magic over. The melodic approach feels good to hear, and makes you want the song to be endless, while he still showcases a high caliber pen, that is the thing of hits to showcase his talents on full bloom.
Kro’s “Louis For My Grandma” is a record packed with unlimited mass appeal, the whole world will love. It’s filled with musical talent that shines bright in every way, while also making a record that is ready for the world to eat up, with a special sound you must be apart of.
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Brett Hankison, who was fired from the LMPD in June, is facing three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment Additionally, Mattingly, sent an email to all LMPD officers in which he claimed …
Brett Hankison, who was fired from the LMPD in June, is facing three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment
Additionally, Mattingly, sent an email to all LMPD officers in which he claimed he and his colleagues “did the legal, moral and ethical thing that night.” He also bemoaned the way “the good guys are demonized, and criminals are canonized,” and told officers, in anticipation of potential protests, not to “give the pencil pushers at the top… a reason to open investigations on you.”
Cameron’s announcement comes over six months after Mattingly, Hankison and Cosgrove shot and killed Taylor, 26, at her home. The three had entered her apartment after executing a no-knock warrant, believing that Taylor’s apartment was allegedly being used as a place for drug suspects to pick up packages. While the police claimed they announced their arrival, Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, said otherwise, so when the three burst through the door, Walker, a registered gun owner, fired a shot at the people he believed were intruders. One officer was struck in the thigh. In turn the police allegedly fired about 20 shots, eight of which struck Taylor.
While Taylor was killed in March, her death didn’t garner national attention until late May/early June amid the protests that followed the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. It was at this point Hankiso was fired from the LMPD, while Mattingly and Cosgrove were placed on administrative reassignment.
Earlier this month, the City of Louisville paid Taylor’s family $12 million and instituted a new set of policing reforms to settle a wrongful death lawsuit the family had filed.
50 Cent is officially a titan on television. With a series in development about his beef with The Game, 50 is also going to be gearing up for another season of Power Book II: Ghost. Deadline reports the series has already been picked up for a second season with a record-breaking premiere.
Ghost brought in 7.5 million multi-platform viewers in the debut week and now has the title of “the most-watched new series in the network’s history,” which includes its preceding series.
“When I had the idea to create the ‘Power’ Universe I knew there were going to be many levels to its success, I am glad the fans agree,” 50 Cent wrote. “I am looking forward to releasing ‘Raising Kanan’ and ‘Force’ soon.”
To say covering classic music is challenging, would be an understatement. Not only are you trying to bring new life to music you’re familiar with, but you also have to go against what people already love about the music, and get them to enjoy your spin on it. With the difficulty of doing it being so high, it takes a special artist to pull it off right, and Maja Kristina is that special artist with her new song “Slow Hand”.
Maja Kristina is able to take a classic Pointer Sisters record and give it fresh life on her new song “Slow Hand”. The singing is amazing, as well as the harmonies that grab you immediately. The production brings a modern sound to this record, that makes the music innovative in a real way, as she’s able to give her talent to the world, and pay homage to this classic record.
Maja Kristina’s “Slow Hand” is amazing music that is ready for the world to enjoy in every way. In every facet of music this record is stellar in every way. From the impressive vocal performance, and the production that sets the stage perfectly, the things to enjoy about this record are truly endless.
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Hip hop is far from it’s days of being boom bap, and can cover a wide range of sounds as well as topics. As much as Hip Hop can be hard, it also can have a touch of sophistication and intimacy to it that connects with the listener in a real way. The latter is on full bloom from the latest release from Cellus Hamilton titled “Beautiful One”.
Cellus Hamilton shows off his lyrical ability , while creating an intimate experience for his fans on his new song “Beautiful One”. The production sets the perfect tone, with soft drums and guitar riffs that Cellus, lyrics float over to poetically talk about the one he cares about. The flow is as fluid as ever, and flows in waves as you get engulfed in the music he brings you.
Cellus Hamilton “Beautiful One” shows the intimacy and soul that Hip Hop can posses. He’s able to still show his amazing lyrical ability, and flow control while making a record for the lovers, that will last the times. He accompanies this record with great visuals to make it all click just right.
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To make a remix is to bring more life to a record. Adding extra elements, and redefining a sound, to make things that much better. That type of innovation you can hear in 2SCOOPS exciting remix to Tsu Nami’s “Useless”. The music was so good we wanted to know more about the creative behind the music, and he was gracious enough to answer some questions for us. The Spotlight is on 2SCOOPS.
Who is 2SCOOPS?
2SCOOPS is my freeform art/music project where I sort of make anything and everything that I want to make when ever I want to make it despite what ever the music scene and record labels want.
How did you get into producing?
Honestly.. I used to play in rock bands in middle school and high school which I would record. So naturally when I was introduced to electronic music, I already had an interest in recording music with a DAW, and quickly became obsessed with trying to learn sound design and other production methods that I would hear my favorite artists do on their records.
What production software do you use and why?
I use Ableton Live because when I was 12 I was stupid and thought that this midi controller I purchased was a synth. (haha) however, luckily for me, it came with a lite copy of Ableton Live 6 that I started to use to record my band with so I became used to using the software at an early age.
What’s your creative process for creating your remix for Tsu Nami’s “Useless”?
I found the original track a few months ago on Soundcloud just browsing through random artists and was kind of hooked on it. Eventually, when I decided to start to remix it, I didn’t want to ask Tsu Nami for the stems of the song or anything so I basically used an AI extraction site to sonically separate all of the instruments of the track, which worked surprisingly alright for me. I ended up cutting about 2 different versions, but neither of those were right, they were slower half time tracks but I felt like they didn’t HIT right. Finally I spent a day where I just kept stacking up chains and chains of processing onto this catchy vocal chop idea that I had started from one of the previous versions and then threw a four on the floor kick under it and it sounded unique enough that I really started to vibe with it.
What was your favorite project to work on?
This is a good question. I work on so many different projects and songs, it changes day by day. I personally really enjoy collaborating with people because that is what I believe music is really about, to a primal/biological level.
Which artist would you love to collab with and why?
This changes a lot for me to be honest.. I love collaborating with my friends on music because I honestly think my homies make the best music ever. But if I were to collab with someone who I do not know personally it would have to be Vanilla. Vanilla does really dope old school hip hop beats mixed with nostalgic jazz instrumental stuff. All cut from vinyl. Truly magical stuff and I would love to see what his process is like for that.
What’s next for 2SCOOPS?
Right now I’m just dropping this Tsu Nami remix! Would love for everyone to check it out. But other than that I’m diving deep into making abstract techno/house records. Planning to drop an EP of that stuff soon. So keep on the look out for that.
Check out 2SCOOPS remix to Tsu Nami’s “Useless” below and follow him on social media. Stay Global my Friends!
All of the Lights is our way of showcasing the top artist of the week. That artist who embodies musical excellence in either Hip Hop, Rock, EDM, Pop, Latin,or R&B. There were a lot of amazingly talented individuals, as well groups that were worthy of this honor, but we could only choose one. For the week of September 21st the artist selected is PorKidd!
PorKidd is a super talented artist with an honest must hear sound. We first got to hear him on his song “Heartbreak” that connects to the soul. The production set the perfect tone for his strong lyrics to shine, and his melodic flow that makes you feel the music in a real way.
Congratulations to PorKidd being the All of the Lights Artist of the week!
Check out the original article on PorKidd on his song “Heartbreak” below and follow him on Instagram. Stay Global my Friends!
No matter how many releases to choose from, good music always stands out. That type of music that is undeniable and stops you in your tracks, as you are invested in the presence from the music. That type of music is hard to fund, but Siddartha makes it easy, with his new song “Sideways”.
Siddartha defies any preference one can have on his commanding new smash “Sideways”. The talent is special and undeniable, as he doesn’t waste a single second to give the people what they need. The writing is strong, and the flow is powerful enough to deliver it all, with an exhilarating approach that holds you attention for every second.
Siddartha’s “Sideways” is that impressive music, that makes finding gems fun. For his established fans its everything they love, and for any new fans, they won’t be disappointed, as he gives an instant classic that’s packed with unlimited replay value for the world to enjoy.
Check out Siddartha “Sideways” below and follow him on Instagram. Stay Global my Friends!
In order to let with the people, an artist has to have conviction. That real feel in the music, that touches the soul, as the artist goes for it. That type of artist is destined to last the times, and exudes greatness. G. Dot is that type of artist on his new song “Hunger”.
G. Dot embodies the title on his new song “Hunger”. You feel his presence immediately, as he takes command over this soulful production, with a masterful execution in the flow to make it all hit just right. The writing is strong and focused, with him not letting up for a second to give the listener a real view into his story, that makes you take it on as your own.
G. Dot’s “Hunger” is that lifetime Hip Hop that sticks with you through the times. He embodies everything it is to be a great emcee, as he not only gives you stellar emceeing, but an honest display of music that makes it a modern day soul masterpiece for the world to enjoy it.
Check out G. Dot “Hunger” below and follow him on Instagram. Stay Global my Friends!
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