I know putting Travis on a remix isn’t original but working on an album (and esp for Wale, who does so well live), this is a genius idea.

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Santogold

Santogold is Santi White; born in 1976 in Philadelphia, with a voice and sound quite unlike any other, released her debut self-titled album this year.

Before listening to this CD, I was already very aware of her whether I knew it or not. She gets a lot of radio air-play on the UK’s radio 1 and has had singles featured in several commercials, both US and UK.

My good friend wikipedia also tells me she has worked with the man with the midas touch, Mark Ronson…. What a babe.

But back to Miss Santi; first off all the album artwork itself does appeal to me. It’s gold and sparkly, need I say more? I really can’t read any of the track titles on the back of the CD but the sparkles might be what’s distracting my eyes!

Having L.E.S Artistes as a first track is just mind-blowing, I fucking love this song. Her quick, smart, aloof lyrics just make me melt and want to eat her up.

Change, change, change,

I want to get up out of my skin

Tell you what

If I can shake it

I’m ‘a make this

Something worth dreaming of.

This album is full of consistency catchy songs made up of catchy choruses and hot words. I am big on clever lyrics, I love words and I melt for people who can write stuff that keeps me interested. And it doesn’t matter that Santi is fucking hot as anything.

Having said she has a voice quite unlike anyone else; I still stick by that but a times she does sound like vintage Gwen Stefani with the ska and reggae influences heard in Shove it and starstruck. That is by no means a bad thing, I love vintage Gwenny! Moving onto “Lights Out!”, I am hearing some Blondie and a totally different voice which I still am in love with.

I think that everyone reading this should buy this album. Now. And thank you vicarious for sending me this, it might be my favorite yet!!!

While lurking her myspace I discover she is friends with MIA, am I surprised? No.

Do I want a sex tape of the two to surface? Yes.

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This list is just based of last year, not all time (fyi)
1. 50 Cent - $150 million
2. Jay-Z - $82 million
3. P Diddy - $35 million
4. Kanye West - $30 million
5. Timbaland - $22 million
6. Pharrell Williams - $20 million
7. Swizz Beatz - $17 million
8. Snoop Dogg - $16 million
9. Dr. Dre - $15 million
10. Ludacris - $14 million
11. T.I. - $13 million
12. Lil Wayne - $13 million
13. Eminem - $12 million
14. Common - $12 million
15. Akon - $12 million
16. Jermaine Dupri - $11 million
17. Lil Jon - $11 million
18. OutKast - $10 million
19. Chamillionaire - $10 million
20. The Game - $10 million

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A little lunch time pick me up! Vintage XXX-Tina shots taken by David LaChapelle…

for no other reason then people like boobies! (thank you Dlisted)

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Shout Out: www.herfection.com

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Nine Inch Nails, The Greater Good for All
Its 8:15 pm and a huge crowd has gathered around the Bud Light stage for the last of the Lollapalooza headliners. Everyone from hipsters, rockers, average joes, and girly girls eagerly await Trent and team to come on the stage.  Luckily, the Ed Hardy clan was at Kanye West, leaving the true NIN fans at their stage (all 40,000 of them). NIN makes their appearance shortly after, opening with 1,000,000. The crowd begins to move and and then really pick up by the second and third  songs of Letting You and Discipline.  Move to the fourth song of the classic March of the Pigs and you have several mosh pits going and fists pumping in the air as everyone belts out the words with Reznor, “All the pigs are all lined up, I give you all that you want, Take the skin and peel it back, Now doesnt that make you feel better?”

The whole NIN set was an amazing conglomerate of light and sound show, mixing new songs like Ghosts and Echoplex with old favorites such as Head Like a Hole and Closer. Props to Robin Finck who recently rejoined NIN as lead guitarist.  Finck killed it on every song, showcasing his legendary status in a now legendary band. Although Trent announced he was struggling with his voice, it was nowhere near apparent at any moment of his energetic and frantic set.  Fans all around me did not stop dancing, jumping or singing for one minute, bonding with the love of NIN and gasping at the innovative light screens on stage. Trent ended the show on piano as fans watched, sweaty and satisfied.  This had to have been one of the best headlining shows in Lolla’s history, leaving everyone wanting 2 more hours of an insanely good time.

Can you say Cansei?
The Brazilians know how to dance.  And they know how to get the Lolla crowd moving.  After having to cancel their performance last minute at last years lolla, CSS came out with full energy this year. Lovefoxxx rocked a red and blue floral jumpsuit with full on painted makeup as she belted out lyrics to new songs such as “Reggae all night” and old favorites such as “Alala” and “Lets make and love and listen to death from above”.  The band also had a dressed up dancer on stage, showing Americans how to move their hips and arms the Brazilian way. The band sounded solid and were definitely needed to pump up the hot and tired fans, bringing the life back into them.

Hard Rock, Easy Living
The Hard Rock Hotel, in association with BMF Media, was home to The Music Lounge presented by Metromix again this year.  The Music Lounge is a place where Lolla artists and VIP’s can chill, hang out and play rockband, get free tattoos, and be treated to great swag from companies such as SkullCandy, Diesel, Blue Microphone and Solstice sunglasses. Artists and Press got to enjoy and pamper themselves with free services such as massages, haircuts and hair styling, makeup application and manicures.  The lounge was also a  great environment for not only the artists to relax before their sets, but also for press to gather and collect their interviews and photos.

The Eastsport Cafe presented by SPIN Magazine was also part of The Music Lounge.  Here, artists and guest got to enjoy lunch from China Grill, yogurt from Berry Chill, grab drinks from Fuse, Fiji and Ciroc, and catch up on emails all while listening to acts such as Butch Walker and Kim Clements.

At night, the lounge turned into a real party presented by Rock the Vote.  Guests got to dance to the tunes played by DJ Mom Jeans (Danny Masterson), Spankrock, Mark Ronson and Samantha Ronson who was there with gal pal Lindsey Lohan.

The setting was a perfect place to take a break from all of the chaos at Lollapalooza, a true VIP experience for all who were lucky enough to come through.

Review by Mili

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An amazing young 21-year-old talent out of Philadelphia - better believe if Lauryn Hill is sleeping this girl will carry the torch… incredible. Watch Jazmine Sullivan’s new video for “Need U Bad” below

Bonus video - an 11-year-old Jazmine singing the gospel standard “Accept What God Allows” on Showtime at the Apollo 10 years ago… wow

Jazmine Sullivan on MySpace

Enjoy

- Fresh P 

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