“Channel Orange” Frank Ocean

I ain’t gone lie I been lightweight avoiding this Frank Ocean. I wasn’t sure if this whole bisexual thing was a promo stunt or if dude was gone get explicit about sucking dicks. Call me what you what want but I’m not tryna hear that, that”s why I never been a fan of Lil Kim.  I decided not to be narrowminded off the strength of Nostalgia: Ultra and dude delivered again. Frank Ocean came through on this Channel Orange (check the stream below.) Easily the best R&B album in a few years.

keep the shit up  homie.

Frank Ocean.

“Demonstrate” JoJo

Listen to JoJo.

Jojo legal now right? oh in that case she can demonstrate on me any time….

My other white girl crush.

I Don’t Care by ellevarner – SoundCloud

http://soundcloud.com/ellevarner/i-dont-care?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=wtshare&utm_medium=email&utm_content=http://soundcloud.com/ellevarner/i-dont-care http://soundcloud.com/ellevarner/i-dont-care

Video: “Untitled” Frank Ocean

Frank Ocean –.

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Video: BTS Quintessential Octopus

In anticipation for my review of the Quintessential Octopus EP i found a behind the scenes clip. Check it out.

Make sure to check out some of their other work here:

Reverb Nation

 

Fresh Music News

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTyswQcrfWI

 

“Travelin On” Norah Jones

#confessions I love me some Norah Jones #boom i said it

Listen to R&B Pick: Norah Jones.

Erika Flowers

 

Some people are just too talented for words. So here’s a video of the beautiful Erika Flowers.

if you like it please follow her on twitter @erika_flowers and check her website erikaflowers.com

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Royalty Agreement

In an agreement that could pave the way for more varied ways of distributing digital music, three major music trade groups have filed an agreement that sets mechanical royalty rates and standards with an eye toward supporting “cutting-edge business models to help consumers access and enjoy music.”

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), National Music Publishers Association (NMPA) and Digital Media Association (DiMA) are filing an industry-wide agreement that fully resolves the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) Rate Proceeding under Section 115 of the Copyright Act.

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