Why Lil Ru Got Jumped

If you missed it from this morning’s entry, Def Jam rapper Lil Ru got into a altercation with the brothers of his baby mother, which happened to also be videotaped. Anyway, now we get to here what happened from the side of the baby mother in question, and he isn’t getting to many good father points in this interview:


…and now that I’ve listened to it, I find myself wondering why I cared in the first place.

Nina Sky – The Other Side (Episode 1)

Prepping the release of their upcoming EP The Other Side, Nina Sky x Hot Mop Films x Cinematic Music Group x GFCnewyork present a behind the scenes look in the form of a web docu-series. The Other Side video blogs capture performances, rehearsals, recording sessions, and photoshoots as well the lives of Nicole and Natalie in their personal time off stage during the months leading up to their release. “This is not us sitting around, talking label politics” says Natalie. “It’s us in our element, and for us, the grind never stops.”

Well, well, well…I was just talking about them…I hope they can get another hit going…

Source: NMC

RIP Harvey Fuqua

From Yahoo! News:

Singer, songwriter and record producer Harvey Fuqua, an early mentor of Marvin Gaye, has died. Fuqua was 80.

Ron Brewington of the Motown Alumni Association says Fuqua died of a heart attack Tuesday at a Detroit hospital.

The Louisville, Ky., native founded the R&B-doo-wop group the Moonglows, which signed with DJ Alan Freed. The group’s first single was the 1954 hit “Sincerely.”

Fuqua added Gaye and others in 1958 to a reconstituted group Fuqua called Harvey and the Moonglows. It had the 1958 hit “Ten Commandments of Love.”

He started Tri-Phi and Harvey Records in 1961, recording the Spinners, Junior Walker & the All Stars, and Shorty Long.

Motown Records founder Berry Gordy later hired Fuqua to develop recording talent.

What’s that you say? No clue who this guy is? Well, maybe one of his classic productions will give you a clue.

 
Source: Rap Radar