Kendrick Taking Over
June 2nd, 2013
It usually starts with Dr. Dre, as we have seen through history, starting from NWA, to his solo career, to bringing on Eminem, and now – Kendrick Lamar has arrived and only gaining steam equivalent to that of LeBron James driving to the hoop. And with Dr. Dre endorsement, you know Kendrick Lamar is armed with skills that will develop into another line of greatness that has been associated with Dre. It seems as if Kendrick’s good kid, m.A.A.d. city become an instant classic as it was highly anticipated and delivered on so many levels and didn’t disappoint in any fashion.
good kid, m.A.A.d. while being released October 2012, is still getting daily rotation of songs from the album. The album has a complex arrangment of songs with the fun and game type songs mixed with creative and cinematic variety all toped with Kendrick's vivid lyricism and amazing control of of cadence and verbal ability.
With already outstanding callabos with Drake, J. Cole, Jay-Z and many more, the public is eagerly anticipating any sort of news on a sophomore album from Kendrick Lamar on the Aftermath and Interscope Records.
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J. Cole, Born Sinner
It has been a year and half, and Born Sinner is the highly anticipated follow up album to J. Cole's Cole World: The Sideline Story he released in September 27, 2011, and J. Cole promises to deliver.
With two singles already out, "Miss America" and "Power Trip" that featured Miguel, already has a top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album also features guest appearances from Amber Coffman, Kendrick Lamar, TLC, James Fauntleroy, 50 Cent, Bas and Jhene Aiko.
One of the main stake songs on the album is J. Cole's explantion of how he felt dissapointed over interaction to one of his childhood idols Nas in his song "Let Nas Down". In the lyrically potent song J. Cole entwines his idolization for Nas with the hurt he felt on their intial relationship.
J. Cole reveals his talents in the album not only through the depth of lyricism, variety and complexity of songs, but evolution of his production skills that shine through in several tracks. J. Cole has come a long way from his 2009 The Warm Up mix tape release of raw talent to beginning to show a polished future of greatness.
Leaked on most peer-to-peer file sharing websites, Cole has already put the album up for a limited time free stream listen for his fans. Cole's album is due to release on June 25th, 2013.
Rob Bailey and The Hustle Standard have developed music aimed to get the blood flowing and the mind pumped up for life inside the gym.
The creator of the brand Flag Nor Fail, Rob Bailey created a 5 song album with The Hustle Standard that really can get an individual hyped before or while in the gym. The 5 song playlist might seem short but each one packs low to high punches that will get just about anyone ready to lift heavy things.
Rob Bailey, husband to the widely know Danna Lynn Bailey, songs and brands have been featured in a lot of gym motivation videos. If the words of the songs matched with the uptempo flow of the beats can't get you motivated, then just about nothing will.
“Hungry” not only has been featured in Under Armour ads, but was used in the 2013 NBA Eastern Conference Finals intro. “Hold Strong”, which is one of Flag Nor Fail’s major slogans is one of the bigger motivators used in the confines of a gym.
Hype: Rob Bailey gets the blood flowing... 
Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.