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Earl “ As executive producer of the album titled Exodus, Swizz issued a statement about his “brother” of nearly three decades.   “My brother X was one of the most pure and rare souls I’ve ever met. He lived his life dedicated to his family and music. Most of all, he was generous with his giving and loved his fans beyond measure. This album, X couldn’t wait for his fans all around the world to hear and show just how much he valued each and every single person that has supported him unconditionally.” Fans are speculating X’s longtime friend and

May 10, 2021 TeeRoy's 2 Cents: This project has the potential to remind people just how good X was. It'd be amazing to see X's career finish how it started -- with multi-platinum sales on top of the charts. We're lucky that he made the time to put together one last project. You've gotta wonder how finished this project was when he passed. The photographer behind many of DMX’s most iconic images, Jonathan Mannion, is responsible for the accompanying cover art released ahead of the May 28th project. The posthumous release will be X’s first Def Jam album in 18 years -- since Grand Champ drop...

Prior to his tragic passing on April 9, it had been reported that DMX finished his eighth studio album and was readying its release. To execute his vision and deliver on his promise, X’s team along with Swizz Beatz announced on Monday (May 10) that his Exodus album will arrive on May 28. “5/28 EXODUS IS COMING [X] THE ALBUM,” Swizz wrote with the album’s accompanying black-and-white cover art shot by Jonathan Mannion.     “My brother X was one of the most pure and rare souls I’ve ever met,” Swizz, who executive produced the album, relayed in a statement. “He lived his life...

The Irishman who improved the Church of England Journalist, pastor, alpinist, author, teacher: Rev William Lefroy had the ultimate portfolio career about 4 hours ago   Irish place names can be found across the world and often provide us with unique insights into Irish migration patterns. From the uninhabited township of Kilkenny in the White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire to the sandy shores of Fingal Bay, New South Wales, they each tell their own story, and help us to piece together the histories of our 70 million-strong diaspora. Occasionally, streets, plazas, towns, ships and ...

Left to right: Spice, Shaggy and Sean Paul Photo Credits: Spex Photography, Jonathan Mannion and Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Just days after its release, “Go Down Deh,” the new collab from Spice, Shaggy and Sean Paul, tops the USA Reggae iTunes chart and is No. 2 in Canada and the UK. The track debuted on April 30 after plenty of promotion by Spice. The video is also doing well after its release on May 1. Spice thanked her fans for the hit collab’s No. 1 spot in an online post where she dances on the counter in her kitchen. The caption read, “Mi really wake up today and mi haffi gu...