After three years and more in operation, your favorite (we hope) music source is getting a little facelift. We have been in the process of choosing and plugging in a new look for our little blog here and it will be up shortly. Of course, tell us what you think once the changes take place, miss sugar. “Often imitated, never duplicated” – MC.
The stupendous Bic Runga is back after a long break from the music industry with this cute, yet loud number. She’s gone all rock on this one, but we hope it’s just the buzzy first single as we love the mellow Runga on “I’m Leaving” and “Say After Me.” At any rate, the new album will be out soon and its called Belle.
Keyshia Cole is not stopping anytime soon even if her last album, Calling All Hearts, didn’t do as well as its predecessors. The new album Woman To Woman is set to drop sometime in February 2011. Cole started development on this project shortly after her 2010 release, Calling All Hearts. She has disclosed that she was working with writer Ester Dean. She has also collaborated with producers Boi-1da, Cool & Dre, and Toxic. This is Cole’s first album to be released without A&R Executive Ron Fair. Cole says this album is not like any other album she has released becoming her most evolved album thus far. Cole has stated that she would like to have R&B singers Brandy and Monica on this album. She also tweeted that long awaited collaborator Trey Songz would likely be on the album.
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Black Can Sessions always bring out a different side of artists. It introduced artists like Holly Miranda to us and now gives us this quaint little performance from Feist. Although Metals in not to our liking, there are some moments on it.
“Failures are finger posts on the road to achievement. ” – C.S. Lewis
