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Dijon
Prioleau, a 14-year-old singer/songwriter from South Carolina,
is being hailed as the music industry’s next young superstar.
He has been compared to gospel music greats in their youth
but, he has a unique style and talent to share with his audience.
Dijon
Prioleau: A Kid's Point of View |
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In 1993
a young unknown gospel musician released his debut album —
it went on to spend 100 weeks at the top of the Billboard
gospel charts, while also crossing over to the R&B side,
and becoming in the process the first gospel album ever to
sell over a million units.
Kirk
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"Versatile
is who I am," the ever-amped and spirited rapper shouts!
"I make music for everybody — stuff for the West
Coast gangsters and lowriders, and joints that East Coast
cats can appreciate lyrically with beats that can still get
the South crunk."
T-Bone |
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The
Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell is forging a path into uncharted
territory. Sure, other soloists have stepped out of their
popular groups to do side projects. Some have soared into
the upper stratosphere of pop music success, while others
have disappointedly failed to meet expectations.
Welcome
Home Brian |
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Justin
Bua has been making a mark on popular culture with his unique
style of distorted urban realism, single-handedly spearheading
a new genre of art. Only a handful of artists have truly captured
the essence of hip hop in their work, and Bua is undoubtedly
one of the most recognized in the world.
Justin
Bua Urban Artist |
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Rapper
50 Cent is a hot property. He is idolized by millions of young
men. For some teenagers he is the closest thing they have
to a father; but what kind of a role model is Fiddy? His gangsta
lifestyle is well known, but what does the man himself say
about the responsibilities of fatherhood?
50
Cent: Father Figure? |
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Is it
possible to have holy hip hop? According to G Craige Lewis
of The Truth Behind Hip Hop the answer is no. He claims that
hip-hop is not music, but a religion. However, many take a
different view, believing that the church can use rap music
to reach out to young people.
Holy
Hip Hop |
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