I was put onto this group while I was hanging out with Christian Rich last summer. Tai asked me if I wanted to go to a concert but he wasn’t sure whether I’d be into it as they’re a little more techno than he had heard me listen to. I went and was pleasantly surprised. Anywho, they’re great guys, talented, put on a great show, and this is probably the most average looking I’ve ever seen them. Thank me later!

Word is that this isn’t the full version, looks good so far to me though!

I guess this is the acoustic version, buuuuuuut the original is on repeat.
PS: Did you peep Regis called him Michelle? I fell out.

Ok. I never thought I’d say this BUT Ice-T is directing a movie
and it might actually be a good look.
Who knew?

No, seriously. He is coming out with a documentary featuring commentary from Big Daddy Kane, Raekwon, Grandmaster Caz and other hip-hop notables and quotables on rap. One of my favorite parts? Dude: You rap? Dude B: Do I rap? I’m not a rapper! I’m an MC!!!!

Word.

Came across this. And saw it was awesome.

Found this group a couple of days ago, and while they don’t have much music out, what I’ve heard is nice and mellow. Good harmony. Made more impressive since these 3 ladies do their writing and production themselves. Enjoy.

Download their EP from Amazon or just go to their website ]]> http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/03/02/new-music-king-the-story/feed/ 0 http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/03/02/bilal-is-this-love-bob-marley-cover/ http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/03/02/bilal-is-this-love-bob-marley-cover/#comments Wed, 02 Mar 2011 19:55:49 +0000 chasp http://www.lerockbox.com/?p=4337 ]]> http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/03/02/bilal-is-this-love-bob-marley-cover/feed/ 0 http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/02/09/cee-lo-green-crazy-with-prince/ http://www.lerockbox.com/2011/02/09/cee-lo-green-crazy-with-prince/#comments Wed, 09 Feb 2011 13:38:28 +0000 chasp http://www.lerockbox.com/?p=4313 Apparently, there was better video, but the label took it down :-/

“Classical music is dying,” Hahn-Bin says flatly. The Korea-born, New York–based, Juilliard-trained violinist would know. At his first U.S. concert, which he performed at age 10, one audience member literally dropped dead. But that inglorious welcome hasn’t marred Hahn-Bin’s meteoric rise from child prodigy to one of classical music’s hottest tickets, at just 22. Since being handed a violin by his parents when he was 5, the protege of violin has built his reputation as a skilled musician on a mix of passionate playing and engaging showmanship. “Music is really my native language,” he says. Not only is Hahn-Bin an amazing violinist, but he also has an odd but wonderful sense of style. Surely a one-of-a-kind look, Hahn-Bin believes that not only do people come to see his performances but they also come to see “him”, so why shouldn’t he put on a show even when the violin has stopped playing.

I lowkey wanna meet The Chad so I can call myself The Chas… don’t judge me.

You can’t tell me she can’t SANG!