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| Blog Name: | SoulBounce |
| Url: | http://www.soulbounce.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | soul, hip hop, music |
| Description: | SoulBounce was created with the intent to expand the conversation of urban music beyond the over-exposed and the obvious. While we still mention some popular mainstream artists, our chief focus is on the alternatives. You'll get a mix here. Artists that run the gamut from Vikter Duplaix and Eric Roberson to Mary J. Blige and Kanye West, plus everything in between, beyond, and to the side! Also, SoulBounce is dedicated to aggressively providing its audience with frequent daily updates, media and entertaining op-eds. Simply put, we are the only music blog with a recipe of constant updates, engaging and sometimes edgy writing, soulful content and a cutting edge design, for grown folks! |
| Popularity: | 62 Followers |
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Black Star Brings 'History' To Late Night
We all love a reunion. Especially when it's someone or something we've missed in our lives. Wednesday night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Black Star, which features Brooklyn homies Mos Def and Talib Kweli, reunited to perform their latest collaboration, "History," which appears on Mos' new album The Ecstatic. The rappers, known both for their collaborations and solo work, first partnered up in 1998 (Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star), and have performed together countless times through the years. However, this was the first time on national television, and alongside The Roots. Featuring
We all love a reunion. Especially when it's someone or something we've missed in our lives. Wednesday night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Black Star, which features Brooklyn homies Mos Def and Talib Kweli, reunited to perform their latest collaboration, "History," which appears on Mos' new album The Ecstatic. The rappers, known both for their collaborations and solo work, first partnered up in 1998 (Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star), and have performed together countless times through the years. However, this was the first time on national television, and alongside The Roots. Featuring
Morning Soul: Now Baby Tell Me What You Wanna Do With Me
Happy Belated, Tina Turner! [PBB]Did you spend Thanksgiving with Sasha Fierce? [GT]I'm sure Patti LaBelle isn't the only one who wants peace this holiday season. [WT]Mary J. Blige will make an appearance on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in December. [
Happy Belated, Tina Turner! [PBB]Did you spend Thanksgiving with Sasha Fierce? [GT]I'm sure Patti LaBelle isn't the only one who wants peace this holiday season. [WT]Mary J. Blige will make an appearance on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in December. [
Quiet Bounce: 'Never Givin' Up' On Aaliyah
Despite leaving us much too soon, Aaliyah left behind an incredible musical legacy. Her mysterious eyes and effortless sensuality dripped from her lips and sweetened every song she touched. In the midst of hardships, she promised she was "Never Givin' Up" and serenaded her proclamation within this duet with Tavarius Polk from the One In a Million album. The instructions were simple, "If you say what you mean and mean what you say, my love will be here always." Aaliyah, you were truly one in a million. As you sang, "angels watching over you--over me," who would have though it would foreshadow your departure as your spirit continues t
Despite leaving us much too soon, Aaliyah left behind an incredible musical legacy. Her mysterious eyes and effortless sensuality dripped from her lips and sweetened every song she touched. In the midst of hardships, she promised she was "Never Givin' Up" and serenaded her proclamation within this duet with Tavarius Polk from the One In a Million album. The instructions were simple, "If you say what you mean and mean what you say, my love will be here always." Aaliyah, you were truly one in a million. As you sang, "angels watching over you--over me," who would have though it would foreshadow your departure as your spirit continues t
'Month Of Mary' Mix
The Month of Mary wouldn't be complete without a mix chronicling Mary J. Blige's music over the course of her career. We commissioned Todd Kelley aka The Big La to dig into MJB's crates to create a special mix for all of the Mary Jane lovers out there. As we coast into the holiday weekend and give thanks for our many blessings, take this mix along with you on your travels and relive that MJB magic. Month Of Mary Mix [download]
The Month of Mary wouldn't be complete without a mix chronicling Mary J. Blige's music over the course of her career. We commissioned Todd Kelley aka The Big La to dig into MJB's crates to create a special mix for all of the Mary Jane lovers out there. As we coast into the holiday weekend and give thanks for our many blessings, take this mix along with you on your travels and relive that MJB magic. Month Of Mary Mix [download]
Res Beautifully Proves That 'Black.Girls.Rock!'
Res' first album was indeed a classic to those of us who prefer our Soul to consist of an amalgam of styles that are just plain good. There was no doubt that Res was a rocker girl at heart but she was also into a little bit of country, a little bit of Hip Hop, and lot a bit of anything else that struck her fancy. She's luckily remained on our radar with her collaborative input in Idle Warship with Talib Kweli and Graph Nobel. In all honesty, I only listened to their work because I have been fiending for some new Res since her first album How Do I landed in my lap literally when in was released in 2001. Thankfully, the wait for a new Res solo album is no mo
Res' first album was indeed a classic to those of us who prefer our Soul to consist of an amalgam of styles that are just plain good. There was no doubt that Res was a rocker girl at heart but she was also into a little bit of country, a little bit of Hip Hop, and lot a bit of anything else that struck her fancy. She's luckily remained on our radar with her collaborative input in Idle Warship with Talib Kweli and Graph Nobel. In all honesty, I only listened to their work because I have been fiending for some new Res since her first album How Do I landed in my lap literally when in was released in 2001. Thankfully, the wait for a new Res solo album is no mo
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