Frank Ocean Drops Official Album, “Blonde”

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After dropping his visual album Endless and a video for “Nikes,” Frank Ocean finally delivers his new album Blonde, the highly-anticipated follow-up to 2012’s channel ORANGE. Previously titled Boys Don’t Cry, the project hit Apple Music on Saturday afternoon.

The 17 tracks feature the previously released “Nikes,” with contributions from music’s biggest names including Beyoncé (“Pink + White”), André 3000 (“Solo Reprise”), Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, the Creator, Pharrell, Kanye West, Jazmine Sullivan, and more.

Download Blonde below:

Stream Frank Ocean’s “ENDLESS” Album

Frank Ocean finally got around to releasing his long-awaited sophomore album “Endless” last night.  The set features 18 tracks, with contributions from Jazmine Sullivan, James Blake, Sampha, and TROY NōKA. Ocean’s rendition of The Isley Brothers’ “At Your Best (You Are Love),” which Aaliyah famously covered, is also included.

Endless Tracklist 

1. “Device Control”
2. “At Your Best (You Are Love)”
3. “Alabama”
4. “Mine”
5. “U-N-I-T-Y”
6. Ambience 001: “In a Certain Way”
7. “Commes Des Garcons”
8. Ambience 002: “Honeybaby”
9. “Wither”
10. “Hublots”
11. “In Here Somewhere”
12. “Slide on Me”
13. “Sideways”
14. “Florida”
15. “Deathwish (ASR)”
16. “Rushes”
17. “Rushes To”
18. “Higgs”

Stream the album below:

 

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT – DC PROPHITT

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Pro-Payne the D.C Prophitt, was born Juley Rome Harris ( Ju – LAY ) of  Northeast Washington DC.  His mother who was deaf, died when he was only 10 years old and had to  grow up not knowing who his father was.  Out the gate, it seemed as if PROPHITT was already defeated.  However;  PROPHITT chose his own steps. He took  an interest in making music at only 13, initially influenced by his older brother.  But with no real guidance PROPHITT would guide himself down a road filled with numerous encounters with the law.

At age 15, PROPHITT was sentenced to 6 months in a juvenile detention center for over $500.00 in theft, this would lead to a charge of breaking & entering. During his sentence, his 6 month bid turned into 18 Months.  He returned back home at the age of 17, where he began to focus on a career in music. However, that unfortunately came to a halt!  He got locked up again for burglary at the age 18 and was sentenced to 8 Months in a detention center. Only 32 days after his release, PROPHITT was detained again for armed carjacking & kidnapping. He served 4 years of a 3 year sentence.

When you listen to PROPHITT’S music you can hear the raw emotion and passion behind his rhymes. He delivers first hand knowledge of how he is channeling a better life for himself through his music.

PROPHITT is also no stranger to the media.  He was featured in the news and the blogs on two separate occasions within the past two years: one incident involving rap group Migos and secondly and unfortunate incident where PROPHITT was arrested in Maryland after police allegedly saw his girlfriend breastfeeding their baby in the front seat of his car.

The Migos drama stemmed from when the rap group was in DC and member Quavo’s chain was infamously stolen.   At the time PROPHITT acted as Migos plug here in the DC area. He even tried to mediate the situation with fellow DC rapper, DC Goon Pablo who claimed that he had stolen the chain. Ultimately, the situation didn’t any get better and PROPHITT still has some unresolved issues about the situation, which he plans to address in a new diss track.

Then last December PROPHITT experienced what a lot of the world has seen play out in the media when it comes to being detained by the police, an unlawful arrest! He was arrested and convicted of disorderly conduct, failure to obey a lawful order and driving with an unrestrained child in the front seat.

He he was handed a 120-day suspended sentence, two years of probation and community service.

All of the trials that PROPHITT has experienced only makes his journey that much worth it.  He aims at reaching those individuals who may have had similar experiences and sheds light on issues that affect many in the black community.  It gives PROPHITT’S music that much more meaning!  You hear the struggle, the pain, the hunger and his destiny for success.

Be on the look out for PROPHITT’S new mixtape: “Promise to Prophitt” coming soon!!

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DC PROPHITT’S MUSIC:

Check out PROPHITT’S latest single “Anyway”

https://soundcloud.com/dre-black-presents/dc-prophitt-anyway

DC PROPHITT’S MUSIC VIDEOS:

DC PROPHITT’S LINKS:

Twitter: iam_dc_prophitt

Instagram: iam_dc_prophitt

Youtube:   2LAW TV

For more information about DC PROPHITT including features, interviews, or performances, please email 2lawman.prod@gmail.com or call 202-489-4948.

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Rich Homie Quan Sorry for Biggie Fail

Rapper Big Homie Quan totally messed up the lyrics to Junior Mafia’s f/Biggie Smalls classic Hip Hop single “Get Money” at the VH1 Hip Hop Honors.

Rich Homie is sorry about that.

In a post on Instagram Rich Homie Quan apologizes and Lil’ Kim him gives her support.

Chad Johnson Tweets Himself Into an NFL Coaching Job

Back in 2012 former football star Chad “Ocho Cino” Johnson famously lost his NFL career after brutally assaulting his reality star wife of one month Evelyn Lozada .

Well things are looking up for Chad after Tweeting the Cleveland Browns asking for a job. It all started with these two Tweets asking the Browns head coach Huey “Hue” Jackson for a chance.

Check the tweets below:

And then this happened.

Memphis Bleek Files for Bankruptcy

Jay Z’s right hand man Memphis Bleek recently filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.  He’s claiming he only has only $100 in cash. Where’s Jigga when you need him?

According to news reports Bleek filed for bankruptcy in U.S. Federal Court in New Jersey back in March listing $274k in assets including a home in New Jersey, wedding rings, a Chevy Impala, and clothing.

In the filing Bleek claims to earn just $5,911 a month while his expenses total $5,377 month leaving him with just $534.

Bleek owes $355k on his mortgage, $24k on the Chevy Impala, $9k to the IRS, and $13k to Monmouth County Superior Court.

A ruling on the bankruptcy is pending.

T.I. Takes to the Streets of Atlanta

T.I. took the streets of his hometown to participate in peaceful protests in response to the national crisis that has taken place. They chanted,  “No justice, no peace, no racist ass police,” as they walked in solidarity with the crowd, which included his 15-year-old son Domani.  Protestors walked from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights to the CNN Center.