Releases

Cole's name was dying down due to his lack of follow up material and his disappearance from the scene again, probably to work on his next album which would release the very next year. His fanbase started to deteriorate with many people citing him as boring or not deserving of all the hype. It would seem at that point, J. Cole was soon to fall off and as always, he was aware of it. Suddenly pictures of him dressing

tension due to the absence of progression in developing a serious conversation. This conversation was planned by Burt, the protagonist of this story, to relieve the troublesome relationship between him and his ex-wife, Vera. By letting go, Burt could release portions of his past that included his family; although, he could move on to be happy and find his true meaning in life. Burt should be for the process of letting go because it would allow him to find his true presence in life, eradicate the past

competition. Everyone is unfailingly polite. The society has also removed choice: at the age of twelve every member of the community is given a job founded on his or her abilities and interests. In the community, release is death, but it is never described that way; most people think that after release, flawed new children and joyful elderly people are welcomed into the vast expanse of Elsewhere that surrounds the communities.

1) In the Swifty Taylor scenario, the first major issue that I noticed was the fact that Dandy Jackson formed Swifty’s whole team for her. The artist should be picking out their whole team, for a couple of reasons. First of all, her lawyer shouldn’t be affiliated with the producer or any other member of the team, as the lawyer needs to negotiate contractual terms with the other suits. Swifty should also be picking out her own mamager, as the manager needs to understand the artist 's best interests

In chapter 18 Jonas asks the Giver “ Do you ever think about the release ?’’ which got him even more curious about the true meaning. When Jonas becomes aware of what release actually means he gets into conflict with what his father does. His disturbed reaction to when his father its “releasing’’ a twin, which was very dramatic, “ he killed it! My father killed it!’’ Later

Chum by Earl Sweatshirt is hands down one of the best rap/hiphop songs ever made. Earl made this song just after he got back from samoa which was around 2012. He was sent to Coral Reef Academy by his mother. Coral Reef is a therapeutic retreat for at risk boys. His mother sent him there because it was evident in his music that he was going through some serious psychological issues. On top of being sent to Samoa, he was in a rap group called: Odd Future. Right when he got sent to Samoa, him

society. After the events of Eric Garner, he released a passionate song, names “Be Free,” where he speaks on issues such as police killing more blacks than whites and the inequality that still stands in today’s society. In his sophomore album, he releases a song speaking about the government and our society. His most well-known song being “Miss America” where he speaks about paying his taxes and doing all the things the United States forces you to do but he says that he will not allow the nation to

It’s been five years since Brooklyn based duo and pioneering synth-pop darlings MGMT released its snoozefest self-titled album. Considering the sound of Andrew VanWyngarden and Ben Goldwasser has deteriorated ever since its stunning debut album Oracular Spectacular, expecting a revelatory follow up to its 2013 project seemed farfetched. While I was pleasantly surprised by the first three singles of MGMT’S latest album Little Dark Ages, hesitancy remained as I delved into the entire album, but color

Hallelujah, the filth is back. The Richmond-based rapper G-Mo Skee hit his "Filthianity" followers with the "Wombo Combo" when dropping his filthiest EP to date -- The Android FiLFTEEN EP. Those who keep tabs on the underground hip-hop, rap, or Horrorcore music scene may have heard G-Mo on a handful of TeamBackPack Cyphers. There's an even greater chance you heard him in the Funk Volume Contest in which he placed 3rd place. For those who don't dig quite as deep for tunes, you more than likely haven't

This is America On May 6, Donald Glover also known as, Childish Gambino, released a music video that is called “This is America” that shocked social media. Childish Gambino's video had 21 million views and counting in just a matter of 2 days. The music video takes place in an abandoned warehouse. Childish Gambino gives examples on how America deals with traumatic events happening everyday in society. Gun control, police brutality, racism, and murders are the major events being expressed throughout