Prince Ali ft. Casual, Planet Asia and Keith Murray - "The Majors"
It’s easy to see why the Late Night Hype Show guys are salivating over this track: Four great, cult emcees from totally different cliques team up over one of the best beats of the year.
Lupe Fiasco – "Superstar" [The real music video hasn’t leaked to YouTube yet, but is posted here] With its electro polish, blue-eyed chorus and up-tempo meditations on the good life, Lupe Fiasco’s latest single liberally borrows motifs from Kanye’s Graduation. It’s going to be a huge hit.
eMC – “What It Stand For” Although 2007 didn’t yield the long-promised debut eMC album, the hard-touring team of Masta Ace, Punchline, Wordsworth and Milwaukee’s own “Unfuckwittable” Stricklin kept teasing us with singles and videos. In the latest, they painstakingly brand themselves, and even if the song never definitively answers the “what does it stand for?” question, it ensures that listeners won’t be forgetting the group’s name any time soon.
Smif N Wessun ft. Rock and Joell Ortiz – “Stomp” Smif N Wessun used to be scary in that “waiting for you in a dark alley and you’ll never see them coming” sort of way. With age, though, they’ve lost some of that subtlety: Now they’re waiting for you in the middle of a well-lit street with a sledgehammer. “We’re going to stomp through any hood we feel like stomping through,” Steele snarls, “We ain’t who you want to run into, nope.” The new single is more brash than the gritty, boom-bap jazz that made their debut, Da Shining, such a classic, but it works.
ThereŽs more to wine than Cabernet & Chardonnay! Expand your horizons and join Thief Wine proprietor Phil Bilodeau for an informative seminar featuring some of the worldŽs underknown and underappreciated varietals and regions. YouŽll discover just how vast and exciting the world of wine is as you taste through three whites and three reds and learn about the specific wines, the grape varietals, the regions, and what makes each wine
Based on a true story, "The Express" follows the extraordinary life of
college football hero Ernie Davis, the first African-American to win the Heisman
Trophy. His fight for equality and resp
When two gunmen, Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, arrive in Appaloosa they find
a small, dusty and lawless town suffering at the hands of renegade rancher
Randall Bragg. Bragg has not only taken supplies
Milwaukee singer, songwriter and guitarist Bob Parduhn recently released his fourth album, Lost in the Times.
Recorded at Milwaukee's Fly Studios and produced by local bass player
Guy Fiorentini, the CD includes Parduhn's band mates from Bones of
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The second solo album from Chris Barron sounds nothing like his old band, the Spin Doctors-which is reason enough to give Pancho and the Kid
a spin. But more importantly, the dozen songs reflect the image of a
much more thoughtful singer/songwriter
In Spanish, "cielito lindo" means "pretty sky." In Milwaukee, Cielito Lindo defines simple Mexican fare in a colorful setting on Milwaukee's South Side. The ceiling in the main dining room portrays a vivid blue sky, in the center of which is a giant eagle
Overlooking busy Prospect Avenue from the ground floor of the Shorecrest Hotel, the Savoy Room (1962 N. Prospect Ave.) is a splendid setting redolent of bygone elegance. The walls are black marble, the floors terrazzo and white linen tablecloths are toppe
