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Ten Music Distributors That Will Get Your Music to The Right Audience. Part 1
Before the advent of the digital music distribution, getting music promoted involved a lot of work, energy and money. What promoters usually did back then was to get the music to distributors who will push the music to the right stores and audience. But the processes of music distribution have changed dramatically since the arrival…
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deSerko
After a decade as one-third of critically-acclaimed Los Angeles rap group Warm Brew, deSerko has defied F. Scott Fitzgerald’s assertion that American lives have no second acts. Years of studios, stages, and contentious label meetings left him temporarily weary but forever wiser. Since going solo, deSerko has become a burgeoning screenwriter who’s also making the…
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deSerko – “NUGGET”
deSerko aka Serk Spliff of L.A.’s legendary rap group Warm Brew, debuts his first of three singles with a sultry love letter to the one that almost got away “Nugget”. deSerko’s classic warm delivery dives into emotional bars of reflection, heart ache and regret over the years of touring the world breaking hearts and bourbon…
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The Hip Hop Community Lost Yet Another Icon, R.I.P Dark Man X.
Earl Simmons aka DMX has passed away after suffering an OD and subsequent heart attack on April 2. According to a statement from His family, the Ruff Ryders legend died at White Plains Hospital in White Plains, New York yesterday Friday (April 9), less than 24 hours after his brain activity test results indicated there’d been no improvement in…
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LIL NAS X RESPONDS TO SADA BABY’S DEATH WISH OVER DMX
Not long after the satanic-themed “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” video dropped and the news of DMX been hospitalized following a reported drug overdose, Sada Baby decided to tweet and promptly delete an Instagram Story that read “Lord we said Nas X not DMX.” Unsurprisingly, homophobic accusations started flying his way on Twitter, but the openly…
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SNOOP DOGG ANNOUNCES WEED-FRIENDLY RELEASE DATE FOR ‘FROM THE STREETS 2 THA SUITES’ LP
Snoop Dogg finally unveil a release date for his 18th studio album, From The Streets 2 Tha Suites. The West Coast gangsta rap pioneer made the announcement on Wednesday (April 7) via Instagram and revealed the project would arrive on the most weed-friendly date possible — April 20, the international weed smoker’s holiday. The longtime cannabis connoisseur shared…
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