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Dave Free has opened up about the formula for success that he and co-founder Kendrick Lamar have been using for pgLang.In a rare interview with Elephant, the exec explained that their "no-yapping" policy has allowed their artists to become innovative and groundbreaking members of the industry. “We want to treat artists like they’re start-ups,” Free said. “We want them to take ownership of their brand, which is really taking ownership of themselves. You always hear people talking about all these elements of the business that they don’t like, but it’s not like there are a lot of active participants putting their money where their mouth is. We were like, ‘Let’s not talk about what we want to see from the industry—let’s just do it.’” He continued, "We don’t do the yapping. Ain’t got time for a...
Made in Chelsea star Fredrik Ferrier steps up music career BBC.com
Two Downtown Businesses Close, A Local Music Icon is Placed on Leave by UT insideofknoxville.com
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On Saturday (July 13), Donald Trump was allegedly the victim of an assassination attempt while he was speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania. But while most everyone with a pulse quickly condemned all forms of political violence (and wished the victim a speedy recovery), a number of GOP representatives took to social media to put […]
Just last week, Rema released a new single "HEHEHE" in anticipation of his sophomore studio album. Well, now the project entitled HEIS has finally arrived.HEIS follows Rema's 2022's Rave & Roses. But this time around, the Nigerian star digs deeper into uncovering his personal sound and showcasing the music he loves with the 11-track afrobeats project. With HEIS, Rema also dives into themes of being unapologetic to critics and anyone who doubts him. But alongside the message, Rema delivers a variety of rhymic melodies and heavily percussive beats that make people want to get up.But what also enchants about the album is its exploration of afrobeats' roots alongside continuing to propel the genre into the future with notes of contemporary experimentation and sampling. Alongside the new al...