New to Me - Rhea

N.E.R.D. has a new member. Miss Rhea was introduced to them by Q-Tip. She very pretty and she she can sing. I'm not in love with her voice, but she can sing. Realize. Appreciate. Support. people. Check her video dolow singing Bob Marley "Redemption Song".

Gucci Mane - The State vs. Radric Davis

Shoutouts to FilnoBEP for the link to the breakdown of the new Gucci Mane cd. I'm sure the cd will do very well with all the hype Gucci's been getting and his recent lockup or lockdown, I should say. I'm not gonna post the whole cd cause I am not a bootleg woman, but I will post my favorite tracks and maybe off of those you will buy the cd! There are 20 tracks so it's well worth the $18 you will spend. By the way, millions of collaborations. The Low 5 Infinite Playlist coming soon....Doubletime cause I dipped on ya'll last week!! Gucci Mane - Heavy Gucci Mane feat. Lil' Wayne and Cam'Ron - Stupid Wild Gucci Mane - The Movie

The Shoe Game 3rd Year Anniversary!!!

Yayyyyy another shoe event!!! I'm not no superb sneakerhead but I gets it in when I can. My homie Vincent told me about this aruond Thanksgiving, now I got the info for it!! I cannot wait. Make sure you're there with fly and REAL kicks! I will be stunting my all silver Converse. Not much, the newest pair in my collection.

Naija Rep -Phil Ade

Upcoming rap superstar Phil Ade goes in on Rich Harrison jazz inspired Amerie track "One Thing." And he's Nigerian people!!!! Phil is signed to Raheem Davaughn record label 368 Music Group. Raheem has a good ear. Check the freestyle dolow. Phil Ade - One Thing Freestyle

Live Music

I am always out on the town trying to be at a concert. I have loved concerts since I was a little girl, so I hit one up almost every week. Today I bring you some live video performance of my favorites track right now. Here is some live action of Big Boi from Outkast performing "Shine Blockas" on Black Friday. Shoutouts to my boy Maurice Garland for the tix. You're the fuxin best! Of course Gucci is in jail, so no surprises here. I love this song. I know it's late, but better late than never! Here is some live video of B.O.B. performing the new hit "Nothin On You." You might hear me singing, but it's cool. I got a little voice on me ;) Check for Playboy Tre's newest freestyle "Last Call" here. He takes it there with the industry on this one.

Realize. Appreciate. Support.

Okay before I begin, let me place this disclaimer for this post and any conversations I may have with you involving myself not liking an artist or anything entertainment for that matter: Just because I do not like something, does not mean I am a hater. With that being said, let me go into my new motto, "Realize. Appreciate. Support." The homie Jawar is a motivational speaker that speaks of branding yourself in all aspects of life. He has a motto that he lives and operates by, which is "Think. Plan. Execute." His motto basically says that whatever you want to do in life, you need to think about it in depth, create a plan that you will stick to, and execute everything that you've planned. I was thinking of my branding and of course I want to brand myself with my government, Ngozi Isabelle Ahanotu, but I love who I have become as a writer and I am still learning. Miss Solow Dolow is a hard working entertainment journalist that tries her best to be on point when it comes to music period. She gives her all when discussing her passion for music and what artists represent society and their talent properly. The motto that MSD and Ngozi Isabelle Ahanotu live and operate by is "Realize. Appreciate. Support." I have come to understand people can be very critical of music if they don't fully understand it's purpose. All music has a purpose and when one comes to realize that, they will be able to appreciate what it's purpose is, and then support it. Support can be negative or positive, but you know how they say all publicity is good publicity, well all support is good support. When someone is blasting you or your music, they are still writing or talking about you, forcing someone to know of you and see for themselves. Which leads me to my primary example: Wale. Good 'ol Olubowale Folarin AKA Wale is a Nigerian-American rapper from DC. I first heard of Wale through RE, who posted his Nike Boots track. I thought it was aight. Nothing great but that's neither here or there. Wale was held close to my heart because he was Nigerian. I always love all African artists, no matter if they are good or bad. So I was all for Wale because he was Nigerian and I felt his purpose to me was to be a Nigerian in the rap world. I digress, I do not think Wale is that great. He's a great lyricist and I'm sure he's a good person, but I don't think he will be around too long(kinda like Drake won't be around long either). The reason I do like some of Wale's tracks, because he reminds me of Kanye West before 808's and Heartbreaks. So I believe and REALIZE that Wale is here to serve as our 2009 Kanye West because we all see that Kanye West is so far gone. I APPRECIATE what he will bring to the industry and he has brought so far. I can't hate dude been working. I do SUPPORT him cause I post his songs in leiu of me not really liking him musically. So there it is. Realize. Appreciate. Support. people =)

ATL Jumpoff

I love B.O.B. and Playboy Tre. They hold my heart in their hand. Okay okay not that much, but I will be at the show tonight. Also Stanza and DJ Teknology will be in the building. The tickets are $10(get them here) so you should come too!!!!

Wes Fif - Tiger Woods

I refuse to let the media take over my life talking about Tiger Woods when there are way more important things going on. I'm glad he still has his endorsements!! Check out this track by Orlando rapper Wes Fif. Wes Fif - Tiger Woods

Nice Guys Finish Last

I got finals guys. Check me out next week when all of this is over. Here's a clip from some kids called The Niceguys. Flow is pretty nice.