Sunday Scoop V. 5
Initially drawn in by Mark Ronson’s fantastic cover for upcoming album Record Collection, I caught myself listening to Lose It on repeat. Reminiscent of The Beatles, Ronson creates the perfect beat for Ghostface Killah to lay down on. And on the topic of catchy beats, a bit of reggaeton with some strobed synths in “We Can’t Fly”. This one makes you feel like you’re right on the beach.. perhaps Ibiza?
Mark Ronson – Lose it (In the end) ft. Ghostface Killah
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Would a Scoop be complete without Cudi? No. MORE FROM HIS UPCOMING ALBUM and a track off of Perajok & Kanye West Presents: G.O.O.D. Ass Mixtape. Mr. Rager’s melancholy lyrics attribute to the more serious nature of his new album, though his delivery remains delightfully satiating. PS. Rumors of Kanye’s new album something along the lines of Dark Twisted Fantasy.
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Kid Cudi ft. Kanye West – Wylin Cause I’m young
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and for the cherry on top of your Sundae.. Cudi made #1 on ELLE’S 25 list of reasons to look forward to the rest of the year.
When rapper Kid Cudi Released Man on the Moon: The End of Day last fall, his emotive hip-hop outcooled every thugged-out MC on the market. Almost overnight the 26 year-old, dressed in skinny jeans and a thick-frame glasses, sold nearly half a million albums, lent vocals to Jay-z’s “Already Home” on The Blueprint 3, and became a lead player in HBO’s dramedy How to Make it in America. On October 26, he’ll release Man on the Moon Pt. 2: The Legend of Mr. Rager, a sophmore effort that up-stages his first, whith booming choruses (Cudi sings — sans Auto-Tune, at that!), raging electro beats, and a rock-rooted single, “Erase Me,” which features that other hypercool skinny-jean-clad rapper, Kanye West. –Julie Vadnal
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about 1 year ago
nice post. thanks.
about 1 year ago
Keep up the good work, I like your writing.
about 1 year ago
Thank you! Keep checking for the latest Sunday Scoops & more.