Sunday, May 23, 2010
"Wake Up!!!" Part 1
According to an article I read on CSMonitor. com also know as The Christian Science Monitor conservatives want to change social studies textbooks which generated much uproar as well interst. Like I said in my tagline I mentioned my interest in Love, Music, Relationships, but Politics/Social Issues are things I take very seriously and more people should. I am a Broadcasting News major so I'm always concerned about what is going on with the world. Did you like history when you were in school? What are your thoughts on slavery? Did you ever take the time to read books at all? I think the days of students ignoring what is in their textbooks need to be long gone. If you didn't know the textbooks in the U.S. are made in the Lone Star State we know as Texas and they want to change our books which means there could backlash and corruption in our nation's youth.
"Radio Raheem"
Raheem Devaughn burst onto the music 2005 with his debut album The Love Experince wooing his auidence with the hit singles "Guess Who Loves You More?" and "You" he followed that album up with his sophomore release The Love Behind the Melody with two more hit singles "Woman" and "Customer." Another under rated artists in this shady music industry who beagn his career in the Neo Soul movement. I recently purchased his latest album The Love & War Masterpiece needless to say as a music lover I am nowhere near disappointed each song is incredible. Devaughn clearly was influenced by artists such as the late Curtis Mayfield and Marvin Gaye he pulled influnece from the past and made it relevant for the present. There are bedroom jams such as "My Wife" "Microphone," and "B.O.B(Battery Operated Boyfriend)" and social commentary with "BulletProof" and"Relevations 2010" a sample Issac Haye's "The Look of Love" the lyrics in the chorus say They're out to barry you and they're out to barry me/All you can do is arm yourselves and look to the sky/You have to buy the album and appreciate his music trust me it is worth it.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
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