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poliTRICKS at it's best. This war was initiated by America's previous administration and somehow this administration must clean up. My question, "Why are we in this war?"
Harlem's own, Alicia Keys or AK as i like to call her with her new single. Check out the video.

Here @ the 'Top we will always support our neo-soul artist, because we know radio won't. Georgia Anne Muldrow is a singer, producer, songwriter born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Her father an instrument inventor for Eddie Harris and her mother, Rickie Byars, a singer with the Pharoah Sanders Ensemble. Still in her teens she relocated to New York where she lived briefly and recorded seven songs for her 2005 self-released EP, “Worthnothings”.Many in the independent scene first got wind of her after she collaborated with the Platinum Pied Pipers on their much celebrated debut "Triple P". After that she signed with underground heavyweights Stones Throw Records to re-issue her "Worthnothings" EP and release her full length debut, "Olesi: Fragments Of An Earth”.Since then she has had many different collaborative efforts both independent and mainstream that have flown under the radar like her duets with Erykah Badu, "Fly Away" on Sa-Ra' "Hollywood Recordings" album and "Master Teacher" on Erykah' last album, "New Amerykah Part One: 4th World War". More recently she produced and sang lead vocals for the song, “Roses” from Mos Def’ current album, “The Ecstatic”.
Georgia is also known well for an abstract production and writing style that breaks from normal song structure as can be seen on most of her previous releases. On "Early" she gives Animatedcartunes a beautiful collection of her first recordings (pre-Worthnothings) that were less avante-garde but still very soulful and very much a style defying comparison.
This HBO series was so well written and life-like that it had veiwers in awe for 5 seasons. With Christmas coming around, the box set is not a bad idea for a Wire fan. Hey, just a suggestion.
The 'Top will support our Neo Soul artist, because we know radio won't. Singer Adriana Evans was born and raised in San Francisco, California. Her mother, Mary Stallings was also a gifted jazz vocalist who sang with Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Cal Tjader and released several solo records. At 18, Adriana relocated to Los Angeles, where she met rapper/producer Dred Scott whom she collaborated with on his 1994 album “Breakin' Combs”. A year later she and Dred wrote and recorded her debut self titled album for Capitol Records but soon after, the urban music department disbanded and her contract ended up in the hands of Loud/RCA.
Alongside Erykah Badu’, “Baduizm”, Adriana and her album with it’s jazzy vibe, had the unique distinction of being responsible for ushering in what would later be dubbed the “neo-soul” movement. Rising to the heights of success on the backs of hip-hop groups like Mobb Deep and The Wu-Tang Clan, Loud Records was essentially a “rap label” and regrettably, ill equipped to properly promote and market such a revolutionary release.
Critically acclaimed yet commercially panned, (only 70,000 units sold) Adriana became disenchanted with the politics of the music industry and retreated to the warmth and freedom of the independent scene. Seven years later, her sophomore album, “Nomadic” was released on her own label to be sold only at shows and on her website… until now.
Animatedcartunes proudly re-issues this hard to find classic enhanced to include a music video for the lead single, “7 Days”. The album is a departure from her jazzy self titled debut in that it draws it's inspiration from many genres of music including samba, reggae, rock and hip-hop but all VERY soulfully composed. It is an extremely unique sound that defies description and can only be truly understood when you give it a listen.
As Jay Z would put it, "On to the next one".
Ironically I was in Chicago this past weekend and two ladies who shared a shuttle with me to the downtown hotels told me they were visting Chicago to see Oprah. My first thought to self, "Everyone loves Oprah!" I'm pretty sure whatever Oprah does, I'm pretty sure she'll succeed.






Just in case you missed it, the 'Top will bring it.


Mary J "Knocks it Out the Park" as she sings the National Anthem



This may be his best work yet. if you're a REAL MUSIC FAN, then order his music from iTunes or his website (www.ericroberson.btruu.com )
I had to post this, because some of ST's followers may not be aware that Eric Roberson's (E-Robe as I call him) new album, "Music Fan First" was dropped last month and I'm going to tell you I love it.
The New Ness , She, and Howard Girls are some standouts on this album. Howard Girls is a song for all who attended a HBCU. You can substitute your school in place of HU and jam right along.
She is another favorite ballad of mines where E Robe puts in great word play, a soft tune, and a lot of character.
But my two personal favorites are "Tale of You" and "How Can She Do It". Both songs are ride to the store songs when alone, but the album is that album that you can listen to with the other gender and enjoy the whole album. His album is available on iTunes or his website and trust me it's a good buy for real Music Fans.

