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Sway- Who’s Line Is It Anyway
This leaked track from Sway’s new anticipated album The Delivery 2 has found its way up the Hip Hop chart. Now an established figure in the UK Hip Hop scene, Sway uses his talent to freestyle lyrics from previous songs and link them so they make sense. First, Sway raps about his roots and what he knows about the industry, then uses famous lines from Jay-Z, 50 Cent and Fat Joe to give the song another level. With the new third album on the way, the Ghana- ian rapster will be hoping for big things in 2011.
Dr Dre - Kush feat Snoop Dogg & Akon
Dr Dre is back to his best with his new single Kush. Setting to fea- ture on his last studio album De- tox, set to be released in February Dr teams up with his long serving ali Snoop Dogg and Akon to help complete this track. Since the al- bum has been in production for around 7 years, we have taken a sigh of relief to see that this song has finally been released.
Jesse J- Do It Like A Dude
White Lies- Bigger Than Us
White Lies are back with a bang with their new track Bigger Than Us. Preparing for a UK tour in February, the post punk/alterna- tive outfit get ready by following where they left off from the Top Ten album ‘To Lose My Life’. Big- ger Than Us will be released on the third of January, two weeks before the new album Ritual is set to be available in shops or to download. The song could have diverse meanings to whomever is listening to the song. What re- mains certain is the strong bass line that runs throughout, slow and powerful beats which ensure White Lies remain a band with huge promise.
Afrojack- Take Over Control
Afrojack aka Nick Van de Wall teams up with Eva Simmons to come out with a bang with this dance-floor filler. The house dance pop song is one of the biggest songs on the planet and it´s not surprising consider- ing how deep the young dutch
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‘Mail Me Art: Medium Without a Message’ is the follow-up to the suc- cessful 2008 Mail Me Art: Going Postal with the World’s Best Illustra- tors and Designers. We are proud to announce we have over 700 new pieces of mail art for you to view and buy at the Red Gate Gallery (Lon- don) in September 2010. The ‘Medium Without a Message’ exhibition will be an amazing collection of envelopes and boxes from around the world decorated by some of today’s most talented il- lustrators and artists.
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Step back Lady Gaga, there’s a new kid in town and her name is Jesse J. Out of nowhere, Miss J has broke through the pop scene with this track. This girl has atti- tude, whatever a guy can do, Jesse can emulate. She is in alien terri- tory acting like a gangsta in a club by ‘grabbing her crotch’ and ‘wear- ing her hat low’. First working on Miley Cyrus’s Party In The U.S.A record, Jesse J’s own work is cer- tainly different and has an edge over the young diva’s work. I expect this song to be played constantly throughout the clubs this month.
talents lies. Having already produced songs with Estelle, Madonna, David Guetta and the highly anticipated new song by the Black Eyed Peas among other names, Afrojacks first global solo product was bound to grab some atten- tion, some being an understatement.
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