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TUPAC WILL BE RELEASING TWO ALBUMS So the belief that Tupac is still alive will be reignited when the slain rappers estate released never before heard music recorded by the rapper before his untimely death. With the release of his 7 posthumous albums, the world was in a frenzy whether he was still alive or dead.  Before Afeni Shakur passed, she filed a lawsuit against Entertainment One, the company responsible for the acquisition of Death Row, claiming that the estate was owed over one million dollars.  According to The Blast, documents show the opposing sides agreeing to settle the suit. But, lo and behold, along with a cash settlement, Tupacs Estate won back rights to master recordings to unreleased music. It is rumored to be enough music to cover two albums and, though they haven't set a release date they are expected to drop soon. Proceeds from album sales will not only go to the upkeep of his estate and legacy, but donations will also be given to charities thr

J. Lee " Dream " Keun Woo J. Lee  Will be joining B.O.S.S. Radio for a live interview to discuss the release of his video releasing May 31st, DREAM. This Korean talent has a whole career ahead of him and his motivational pop song (이근우) was born in Seoul, South Korea and raised in California. J. Lee started his musical journey with the piano at three years old. By the time he was five, he was actively learning to sing and taking piano lessons. J picked up other instruments — like the guitar and drums — as he grew older. J found much of his passion for music early on from both the Korean and American cultures. His influences come from Korean ballad and R&B artists like Kim Bum-soo (김범수), Yoon Min-soo (윤민수), Jay Park (박재범), and Shin Yong-jae (신용재). Artists like Brian McKnight, Boyz II Men, Justin Bieber, and Bruno Mars also inspire J. Lee’s music. The young singer is an audio engineer and producer. He built a replica of Neumann’s U87 microphone when he

SweetHeart shows some skin in   Just Desserts Official Video SweetHeart   came with it in her new video promoting her newly released album "Bit ." Must admit that I'm loving the Innuendo embedded in the video as she teases the audience with her just desserts, as the vocals makes you visualize more than what is shown.  Sweetheart is Executive Producer of 5 released albums: Namesake (06/28/2011), Score (04/13/2013) (billed as a ‘concept’ album), Jam (09/13/2015), Form (08/23/2016), & Bit (01/29/2019). Her debut record was an original single titled “Represent” (03/16/2011). Sweetheart released 9 mixtapes including (dates are approx.): Aim High, Don’t Look Down (03/20/2012); The RIP Monster (04/14/2012); Bale Money (April 24, 2013); Heart Note (12/20/2014), & Spread (03/28/2018). Sweetheart recorded multiple covers of note including: “Don’t Rain on My Parade” (Funny Girl), & “Defying Gravity” (Wicked) --- licensed to Sweetheart by Greydog for legal dist

Sweetheart!   https://www.reverbnation.com/5031822/album/220510 Bit album released 1/29/2019 Short Bio: Sweetheart was born to Michael & Susan Barros on October 29, 1995. Rapper & hiphop artist, Sweetheart packed houses & sold out performances in American theatre for over 14 years. At 16, Sweetheart debuted in National Film Rekon 7 Down with Dirk Benedict. She performed with SCAD Performance Ensemble, directed by Kevin Wallace. Andrew Lloyd Webber & Kevin Wallace produced with the RUG “No Matter What” which sold over 1 million copies. With Kevin Wallace, she recorded “Whistle Down the Wind” by Andrew Lloyd Webber, & an original Kevin Wallace composition of “Closer to Heaven,” (Jonathan Harvey & Pet Shop Boys). She danced for Vincent Brosseau who studied with Paul Taylor’s Dance School, Jose Limon, & Anna Sokolow. Sweetheart performed in two conservatories: Lucky Stiff (Dominique DuMonaco) by Steve Flaherty & Lynn Ahrens; & The Secret Garden

Top White Rappers, Putting Up The Numbers. Brand Nubian Rapper Lord Jamar, made the bold claim that white rappers are guests in Hip Hop. And seeing it thru the eyes of the revolutionary, I can see his point of view, (Hip Hop was a major tool aimed to reinvent America). But, there's a crowd of people who see hip hop thru the eyes of a consumer and disagrees with the New York Rapper. Some site the spirit of hip hop dwells within us all, while others speak upon the financial success that each one has attained.  So that prompted me to investigate this wild financial success that was attained by these white rappers, and save for Eminem, was shocked at what I found. Most of these artists have do well including traditional media such as CDs. Now that says one thing to me. I don't know to many Black people that buy CD's, so it is safe to say that white people support one another. And, if you think they are trying to dominate hip hop, that should scare you.😱😱😱😂😂😂.

px Southside Bosses Presents Mr. E Always ready to make you get up and move while at the same time delivering lyrics that molds minds, Mr. E has welded to essentials of rap in his latest self titled "Mr. E". Re-releasing his debut single "Drop it like a Bomb" with remix featuring Tron, he has compiled new music along with new style to accompany his already witty self on top of instrumentals that are popping and ready to Make You Dance. Click Here to hear it on your favorite streaming services Released on June 1st 2018 it has been the talk of underground releases and continues to prove the Gutta Baby still has it. You can read more about Mr. E the Gutta Baby here and you can download his new CD off Spotify Deezer Tidal & More. So make sure you go and check out and purchase his new album in stores now. Boss Legends Apparel And don't forget to purchase your Boss Legends apparel at our online stores. Dress like a boss, feel like a boss,