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GOD SAID - ANTHONY DAVID

Every once in a while there comes a RnB artist who goes against the norm of clubs, the good life, the cliché break up to make up songs. Along comes Anthony David, with this provocative video of his take on religion. Some take it as being unapologetically atheist; while others like myself take it more as satire to religious extremism in general. What’s your take? 

 

The album was better than i had expected so if you into this kind of music, (Neo-soul) deffinately pick it up, you wont be dissapointed.

 

 

 

Below is another one of his songs called “Words” featuring India.Arie. I first heard from him after good friend highly recommended it to me.

Mr. Bathing Ape by UNITED ARROWS x Regal Leather Brogue

For Spring/Summer 2011, Mr. Bathing Ape by UNITED ARROWS has released a leather brogue in partnership with Regal, one of the oldest high quality bench-made shoe producers which has been around since 1880. The brogue features a full leather upper detailed with wingtips that wrap around to the back of the shoe. The brand’s signature Bapestar emblem accentuates the toe, providing a subtle touch. Priced at $4,399 HKD (approximately $565 USD), the brogue is available in a burgundy colorway and can be purchased now through Nowhere and Mr. Bathing Ape locations around the globe.

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Battle of The Sexes (Maface vs Mabhebhi)

Sunday, Feb 20, 2011

Battle of The Sexes (Maface vs Mabhebhi)

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1. Tererai - Ndamedza
2. Alexio - Kure Kure
3. Lady B - Baba Maburitsa
4. Winky D - Takaipa
5. Lady Sqanda - Cracker
6. King Shaddy - Sister Gire
7. DJ Naida - Money on My Mind feat MC Chita
8. Ill Ceey - Zim Kid feat J-Barz
9. Black Bird - Dolla Rand Naira
10. Yoz - Fiyo Anthem
11. Clare - Gwenyambira
12. Sebede - Mubvunzo
13. Stilletto - Wonder Y
14. Trevor Dongo - Unerudo feat MacDee
15. Cherish Bryce - Dreams
16. A.V.I.D - Let Me
17. Diana - Ndichakupa Iwe
18. Ngonie - Ndinoda Iwewe

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The New York Times’ Top 10 Albums and Songs of 2010


Rick Ross

Everyone is sharing their best of the year lists. Before we unveil ours, here’s another interesting roundup from The New York Times. Pop music critic Jon Caramanica makes his selections and you may be surprised by some of his choices. Rick Ross takes top honors with his fourth album Teflon Don. “Finally, a new hip-hop superhero: on his fourth album, Rick Ross fully inhabits his Rick Rossness, celebrating his growth as a rapper and the return of new money as an aesthetic,” writes Caramanica. Find out which mixtape made the cut, where Justin Bieber landed, and the 10 songs that struck a chord with this critic.

Top 10 Albums of 2010

1. Rick Ross – Teflon Don
2. Taylor Swift – Speak Now
3. Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
4. Drake – Thank Me Later
5. Titus Andronicus – The Monitor
6. Gary Allan – Get Off On the Pain
7. DJ Drama & Fabolous – There Is No Competition 2: The Funeral Service
8. Justin Bieber – My World 2.0
9. R. Kelly – Love Letter
10. Jerrod Niemann – Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury

Top 10 Songs of 2010

Waka Flocka Flame featuring Diddy, Rick Ross, & Gucci Mane – “O Let’s Do It (Remix)”
Rick Ross featuring Gucci Mane – “MC Hammer”
Lady Antebellum – “Need You Now”
Chris Brown featuring Drake, T.I., Kanye West, Fabolous, Rick Ross, & André 3000 – “Deuces (Remix)”
Miguel featuring J. Cole – “All I Want Is You”
Kanye West feat. Pusha T – “Runaway”
Cults – “Go Outside”
Earl Sweatshirt – “Earl”
Ellie Goulding – “Starry Eyed”
Lloyd Banks featuring Juelz Santana – “Beamer, Benz, or Bentley”

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