Archive for January 21st, 2011

Ginuwine Talks Working With Bryan Michael Cox, Writing, Aaliyah & Static Major, The Infamous TGT Project & More

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in INTERVIEWS, THISISRNB TV |

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Yesterday we has the pleasure to sit down with Ginuwine to discuss his brand new album Elgin (Feb. 15th), and much more. In this clip he talks about working with Bryan Michael Cox, who is the executive producer of Elgin, his favorite track off the upcoming album, a new record titled “Frozen” which is inspired by Omarion’s “Icebox”, how he hasn’t been writing for a while, and wants to get back to putting his pen to paper, like he did in the past, staying hungry and motivated in this game, how he hates the studio and prefers the stage, writing Aaliyah’s “Missing You” and his best memories of her and their shared collaborator Static Major, and if we will ever get the infamous TGT (Tank, Ginuwine, Tyrese) album. Check it out and stay tuned for more!

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Bobby V Performs At SOB’s In NYC

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in PERFORMANCES |

This past Thursday Bobby V performed at SOB’s in NYC for KissFM’s R&B Side. The Blu Colla Dreams singer ran through his catalog of singles, features and covers of “Bump & Grind” and “Knockin Da Boots”. In the above clip he performs his new single “Words”. Shout to Slam. Follow the jump for more, and footage of up and coming singer Erin Christine’s opening performance.

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Bobby V Answers Questions At Fly On The Wall Listening Session

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in INTERVIEWS |

Bobby V answers questions from media at a Fly On The Wall listening session. He talks about the style of singing he is doing on the new album, today’s music industry with technology, “real” R&B vs. “fake” R&B, and his goals for the new album. Check it out! Shout to Slam.

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Music: Musiq Soulchild feat. Swizz Beatz – Anything [New Single]

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in MUSIC |

This is crazy. I was just talking to Ginuwine yesterday about Musiq, and where he’s been for the past year. Well, coincidentally the Philly crooner is back like he never left with a brand new funky, Swizz Beatz assisted single titled, “Anything”. Which is the lead off his forthcoming sixth album TheMagicTheMusic. Get in that grown and sexy mood with Musiq now! If you’re interested this is the original.

Link: Musiq Soulchild feat. Swizz Beatz – Anything | Alt. Link

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Music: Dondria feat. Chris Brown – No BS (Remix)

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in MUSIC |

JD just sent over the first leak off his protege Dondria’s forthcoming mixtape “Dondria Duets 2″. The beautiful princess of So So Def jacks Breezy’s hit, “No Bullshit” for a female remix. “I hope you got stamina/Cuz I go in/You say you catchin/Baby tell me when/Lets switch positions and go again, and again and again and again” sings the southern sweetheart. Check it out! Stay tuned for “Dondria Duets 2″ coming Valentine’s Day!

Link: Dondria feat. Chris Brown – No Bullshit (Remix) | Alt. Link

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Kelly Price On Her New Album, The Music Business & Real R&B

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in INTERVIEWS |

R&B diva Kelly Price talks exclusively to Singersroom about her new album ‘Kelly,’ her thoughts on the music business and why she’s not mad, plus a gives a rendition of her new single “Not My Daddy.”

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Eric Benet Gets Married In New Video

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in BEHIND THE SCENES, NEWS |

Soulful crooner Eric Benet ties the knot in his new music video for “Never Want To Live Without You”. Go behind-the-scenes of the visual and get a sneak peek.

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Beyonce, Clint Eastwood In Talks To Remake ‘A Star Is Born’

Posted on January 21st, 2011 by ThisIsRnB in NEWS |

Beyoncé may be returning to the big screen, teaming up with Clint Eastwood. The Grammy-winning singer and Oscar-winning director are in negotiations to remake A Star Is Born.

Deadline.com reports that Eastwood would direct while Beyoncé would star in Warner Bros.’ fourth adaptation of the 1937 classic.

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