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Anywhere But Here, the album’s hollow interiority representative of the collective’s ongoing identity crisis. When Joey Bada$$ introduced his Murrow High schoolmates on 2012’s 1999, they arrived with the verve of eager theater kids who’d stumbled upon a shopworn copy of Enta da Stage. As the years passed, Pro Era strove to shake the revivalist tag but struggled to to distinguish themselves otherwise. On 2017’s All-Amerikkkan Bada$$, Joey flitted between street-corner chronicles and we-the-people generational spokesmanship, yet couldn’t quite commit to either; ...

Brooklyn’s Nyck Caution has been through a lot. From his 2016 debut mixtape, Disguise the Limit, where he breaks down tales of his drug-addled Mill Basin neighborhood and deals with the passing of Pro Era’s Capital Steez, to 2017’s collaboration with fellow Pro Era rapper-producer Kirk Knight ( Nyck @ Knight), he’s been no stranger to introspective raps as coping mechanisms. In 2020, Nyck released Open Flame, a short and playful EP meant to tease his long-awaited debut album, Anywhere But Here. Well, the time is now, as the Brooklyn emcee finally drops the homegrown effort today, J...

NEW YORK (CMC): A Barbadian-born, retired New York Police Department (NYPD) detective has thrown her hat in the race for the 46th New York City Council District in Brooklyn and has expressed strong confidence that she would emerge victorious. Dr Judy D. Newton, who retired from the NYPD in 2012, told the Caribbean Media Corporation on Sunday that she’s focused on her campaign, “reaching out to voters in the district and putting a winning team together”. The 46th District encompasses the Brooklyn neighbourhoods of Bergen Beach, Canarsie, Flatlands, Georgetown, Gerritsen Beach, Marine ...

Size matters, some will argue, while others will insist that size is overrated as a trait when it comes to assessing strengths and deficiencies of the Feb. 24 exhibition fight between Floyd Mayweather and Logan Paul. Mayweather will be significantly smaller than Paul, who — like Floyd — has savvily crafted his public persona in becoming a high-profile celebrity. No tears of fear, please, for “Lil’” Floyd, who stands 5’8” and walks around in the high 150s, because he’ll look up to the 6’2” Paul on fight night. Anyone that has a rudimentary understanding of pugilism compreh...