It’s GRAMMY time again y’all!!! I just finished my winner predictions (listed below) and I’m feeling pretty good about them. During the #GRAMMYPremiere telecast (3:30 PM to 6:30 PM ET) and throughout the live 8 PM show, I’ll be listing winners of these categories and some others as they are announced. Good luck to all the GRAMMY predictors out there and to everyone else, hope you have fun watching the show 🙂 Read More
Wassup y’all! Another year has passed and I want to wish all of you a healthy and prosperous 2015. I’m incredibly grateful for the continued support of all of our readers who consistently come to the blog day in and day out. Read More
GRAMMY noms are set to be announced all throughout the day tomorrow and I’m super excited to say the least. This award in particular is always fun to predict due to the wide range of possibilities each year. Read More
Track listing (all songs written by Guy Berryman, Jon Buckland, Will Champion & Chris Martin):
01. Politik (prod. by Ken Nelson & Coldplay)
02. In My Place (prod. by Ken Nelson & Coldplay)
03. God Put a Smile upon Your Face (prod. by Ken Nelson & Coldplay) Read More
Track listing:
01. Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough (prod. by Quincy Jones & Michael Jackson; M. Jackson, writer)
02. Rock with You (prod. by Q. Jones; Rod Temperton, writer)
03. Workin’ Day and Night (prod. by Q. Jones & M. Jackson; M. Jackson, writer) Read More
Track listing:
01. The Genesis (prod. by Nas & Faith N.; written by N. Jones & F. Braithwaite)
02. N.Y. State of Mind (prod. by DJ Premier; written by N. Jones & C. Martin)
03. Life’s a Bitch (feat. AZ) (prod. by L.E.S. & Nas; written by N. Jones, A. Cruz, O. Dara, R. Wilson & O. Scott) Read More
In cased you missed the pre-telecast or the actual one, here’s a list of winners for music’s biggest night! Hopefully they announce more winners during the show next year with less performances. Read More
Happy New Year everybody!!! I hope all of you brought it in safely and soundly (and are sleeping off all the alcohol from last night lol). Seriously though, it’s been a couple of years since we’ve posted this list and there seems to be just as much interest in it as there was in 2010 when Chris Brown’s “Dueces” (feat. Tyga and Kevin McCall) was at the top. As I do every year, I spent my entire New Year’s Eve glued to the TV in nostalgia and anticipation of what BET’s top videos and moments were. To my suspicion, the number 1 honor went to “Blurred Lines” by Robin Thicke (feat. T.I. and Pharrell) with A$AP Rocky’s “Fuckin’ Problems” (feat. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar) as the runner up. In the end, I enjoyed and agreed with the list as a whole but it reminded me of Hip-Hop’s continued reign over other types of music in the urban community (namely R&B). Hopefully, 2014 brings a balance of success in both genres so that it reflects in the countdown next time. Read More
The Hit Music Academy 