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Former Death Row singer Danny Boy described the events that followed after Suge Knight's infamous speech at the 1995 Source Awards. A little past f...

As part of its 30th birthday celebrations, Death Row Records has reissued the soundtrack for Above The Rim on cassette. Directed by Jeff Pollack, the 1994 film stars 2Pac and Marlon Wayans, among others, and is the story of a promising high school basketball star and his relationships with a drug dealer and a former basketball star. The soundtrack features the likes of Warren G and Nate Dogg's classic 'Regulate', as well as tracks by artists including Jonny "J", DeVante Swing and Dr. Dre featuring Daz Dillinger. The soundtrack also features 2Pac and Stretch's rare fan favourite, 'Pain', w...

ONTD Original: The original or the remix? For all my oldies ONTDers (and lurkers ��), don't remember back in the day where we would watch BET (or sometimes it was MTV) where we would stay tune to see the remix of our favorite artist songs or just watch because we knew we'll actually hear some good music. I have had the list made for quite some time (like over a year but too lazy to actual finish) of those songs where there are 2 versions (or an original and remix). I let you decide on which version of each song you prefer.

January 6th, 2021 by KRNB Jim Spellman/WireImage Southern Hummingbird  Tweet is back in the studio putting the finishing touches on the follow-up to her 2016 album,  Charlene. The R&B singer tells ABC Audio her forthcoming effort is “done” but there’s still time to add a track with her long-time friend and “Oops (Oh My)” collaborator  Missy Elliott.  “Absolutely,” says Tweet. “We have enough time to throw a song or two on there. We just love working together as far as creating music for other artists or whatever.” Missy and Tweet co-wrote the lead single...

Southern Hummingbird  Tweet is back in the studio putting the finishing touches on the follow-up to her 2016 album,  Charlene. The R&B singer tells ABC Audio her forthcoming effort is “done” but there’s still time to add a track with her long-time friend and “Oops (Oh My)” collaborator  Missy Elliott.  “Absolutely,” says Tweet. “We have enough time to throw a song or two on there. We just love working together as far as creating music for other artists or whatever.” Missy and Tweet co-wrote the lead single from Tweet’s 2002 debut, Southern  Hummingbird. It wa...