Lupe Fiasco
and Alicia Keys
have collaborated on a new song titled “Love Letter to the Beat”, and the result is amazing! It sounds like there are some beats from the 70s in the song, something which would definitely be great to hear more of in other songs. The vibe of the song is very catchy, and instantly makes you want to get up and dance.
and Alicia Keys have collaborated on a new song titled “Love Letter to the Beat”, and the result is amazing! It sounds like there are some beats from the 70s in the song, something which would definitely be great to hear more of in other songs. The vibe of the song is very catchy, and instantly makes you want to get up and dance. The track will most likely be on Lupe Fiasco’s
next album “Lasers”, which doesn’t have any official release date yet. "It's one of the sadder parts of being on a major record label," Fiasco told a radio station in Australia. "At a certain point it's out of your hands. About a date for Lasers, it's truly on them. I have no idea what they're going to do."
next album “Lasers”, which doesn’t have any official release date yet. "It's one of the sadder parts of being on a major record label," Fiasco told a radio station in Australia. "At a certain point it's out of your hands. About a date for Lasers, it's truly on them. I have no idea what they're going to do." Looks like once again, a record label is holding too much power over their artist. It must be frustrating at times for artists who can’t be independent. On the other hand, they can also put them on the map, when they’re struggling to make it in the music business.
is set to headline the 2010 Time 100 gala, which will celebrate Time magazine’s 100 “most influential people in the world”. Prince may not have made the cut on the final list, but he always will be number one on ours!
, country singer Taylor Swift and SNL comedian Andy Samberg will also perform at the gala. Former President Bill Clinton will be a guest speaker. Here are some of the Time’s most influential people of the year: Sarah Palin, Ben Stiller, Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow and chef David Chang. How on earth can Sarah Palin be on this list?!
Kaka
on her Twitter account. Here are some of her most recent tweets:
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