So…I grew up on Sade’s music and I decided to have a little fun. Here is a a short project I decide to do as a tribute to one of the greatest female vocalist of our time. Enjoy!
Track List:
1. Sweetest Taboo 02:11
2. Never as Good as The First Time 03:51
3. Hang on to Your Love 02:13
4. Jezabel 04:38
5. Soldier of Love 07:29
Any fan of blaxploitation flicks from the seventies is going to love the soundtrack and score to 2009’s blaxploitation satire Black Dynamite. Heck, any fan of music should enjoy these albums. The music is authentic and convincing. You’ll swear you’ve heard these sounds somewhere before.
I was listening to T.I’s Paper Trail album. Definitely a hot album but I hadn’t realized just how many Haters that man has after him. Man, it must be tough to constantly have to shake the Haters off as much as he does. Now that I think of it, all that Hating is probably a lot tougher on the Haters themselves, especially considering all the bad press they get. And for what? Considering that most of your successful rappers alive today owe the bulk of that success to the haters who inspired them to reach for the stars, in spite of them; why can’t Haters get the recognition they deserve? Where did all the love go for the Haters who made you who you are?!?! I’d say a pretty solid case could be made that Haters are probably the most important and under represented people in Hip hop today. We need a union.
The Urban dictionary defines a hater as “1. A person that simply cannot be happy for another person’s success. So rather than be happy, they make a point of exposing a flaw in that person.’ Historically, being hated on is the best thing that could have happened to some folks. Where would our greatest rappers of the day be without haters? From Jay-Z to Maino, the list goes on.
