Friday 30 May 2008

Jill Scott

Jill Scott   
Artist: Jill Scott

   Genre(s): 
Rap: Hip-Hop
   R&B: Soul
   Other
   



Discography:


The Real Thing Words And Sounds Vol. 3   
 The Real Thing Words And Sounds Vol. 3

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 17


Jill Scott Collaborations   
 Jill Scott Collaborations

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 14


Collaborations   
 Collaborations

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 14


Jill Scott with Friends   
 Jill Scott with Friends

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 16


Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds Vol. 2   
 Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds Vol. 2

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 17


Experience: Jill Scott 826-+   
 Experience: Jill Scott 826-+

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 20


Experience (CD 2)   
 Experience (CD 2)

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 9


Experience (CD 1)   
 Experience (CD 1)

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 11


Who Is Jill Scott?: Words and Sounds, Vol. 1   
 Who Is Jill Scott?: Words and Sounds, Vol. 1

   Year: 2000   
Tracks: 18




Jill Scott grew up in north Philadelphia and began her playing vocation reading her have poetry. She was heard by Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson, drummer in the Roots, wHO invited her to conjoin the band in the studio, resulting in the co-composition "You Got Me," a Top 40 protrude hit in 1999. Subsequently, she collaborated with Eric Benet, Will Smith, and Common, and broadened her playing experience by touring Canada in a yield of the Broadway musical Rent. Signed to Steve McKeever's freshly formed Hidden Beach label, she released her debut record album, WHO Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1, in July 2000. Experience: Jill Scott 826+ appeared the undermentioned summertime and hot on the heels of the "A Long Walk" single. Scott's starpower soared over the succeeding year, eventually earning her a Grammy nomination in other 2003 for Best Female Vocal Performance for "A Long Walk." Attractively Human: Words and Sounds, Vol. 2 and The Real Thing: Words and Sounds, Vol. 3 followed in 2004 and 2007, severally. A digest containing several of her almost notable invitee appearances, highborn Collaborations, was also released in 2007.





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Sunday 18 May 2008

Coldplay dream of escaping major label

Coldplay dream of escaping major label



It seems that Coldplay finger like they ar wyrd kids consume the draw a blank. You know the ones - the children wHO pose by the window, faces pressed against the field glass, observation the rest of their classmates zipping back and forth on chill newly bikes.

"Being on a major mark at the minute is like living in your grandparents' house," Chris Martin confessed to Reuters this hebdomad. "Everyone knows they pauperization to move come out of the closet, and they testament finally, but we form of like our grandmother."












As Coldplay gear up to discharge their fourth album, the bombastically named Oral La Vida or Demise and Altogether His Friends, Martin seems disappointed that they're non following Radiohead, 9 Inch Nails, and the catch one's breath of the popular art school guys with their harebrained schemes and second releases.

"We experience absolute respect for the Radioheads and Raconteurs and masses wHO can buoy do what they like," he said. "[The monetary standard major tag attack] is manifestly an antiquated model because of the internet. We're in contract though, so we're just now going to make the well-nigh of it and enjoy the people we get to work with."

Perchance Martin should ring up Jack White or Danger Mouse for just about tips on shrink negotiations - the Raconteurs and Gnarls Barkley ar major-label signees as well.

For this freshly handout, Coldplay have even so managed to come up with a duo of ideas that ar very 2008. They've presumption away MP3s of their songs, and on that point are discharge concerts planned for British capital, Freshly York and (before long to be announced) Barcelona.

"We want to make aright back to the etymon of everything by expression, 'Here you go, receive a strain, have a concert,'" Mary Martin said. "Totally that other stuff we have to do because we're in contract, that's entirely sledding to





Tuesday 6 May 2008

Crow says Aniston ended marriage to Pitt

Crow says Aniston ended marriage to Pitt



Instrumentalist Sheryl Crow has contradicted the widely held notion that Brad George Dibdin-Pitt left married woman Jennifer Aniston after meeting Angelina Jolie.
Vaporing, world Health Organization became close with the former 'Friends' star afterward her dismantle with bicycler Fizgig Satchmo, insists that Aniston was the one wHO ended the human relationship in 2005.
Oral presentation to Contactmusic Crow said: "For both of us, the perceived idea is that, in our big relationships, we both got dumped. Believe me, this is non true".
She added: "No one ever so knows what goes on in relationships. Regrettably, for approximately people like Jennifer and me, so much is written about things that you don't enjoin and so many emotions are attributed to you that you haven't had," she added.
Ever since Pitt and Jolie became close up on the fructify 'Mr and Mrs. Smith', it had been believed that the role player left his wife for Jolie.
All the same a number of Aniston's pals have given credenza to Crow's claims and one quaker told the Subject Questioner: "Once Jen saw the writing on the wall, she dumped Brad. She took a cold, hard look at her marriage and realised it was irretrievably broken".
They added: "She and Brad had immensely different personal agendas and feelings about love, career and having a family."





Thursday 1 May 2008

Peter Gabriel: Online life jockey

Peter Gabriel: Online life jockey






PETER Gabriel has always roamed the sector 'tween fine art and science. "My father was an electrical engineer," the Side musician said, "and while I didn't inherit his talent for innovation, I did beak up a love of innovation, a passion for finding the next."

The hunting for next has taken Gabriel into a dizzying array of directions (his pioneering CD-ROM "Xplora1" in 1995, for representative, framed many of the Digital Old age possibilities for musicians), but right today he is most excited about an effort that narrows the number of ideas: The Filter.

"We've all sat there at the information processing system with muscle tiredness in our thumbs and faced with so much information without focus," said Gabriel, a partner in the freshly website. "Acquiring the good stuff without the heartache, that is the dreaming. And I'm not talk just about medicine, I mean everything. Non hardly a magnetic disk chouse, simply a life chicane."





TheFilter.com has a genus Beta launch today and goes public in May to unite a wide and churning grouping of good word engines. (Many data track solely music preferences; the Trickle aspires to add film to the mix in.)

Clear, many people realize that the Internet toilet create a "dictatorship of too a great deal selection," as the Filter's top dog executive officer, David Maher Oral Roberts, puts it. The Filter combines purchase, using up and browsing information (it tracks accounts on Netflix, Flixster, etc.) to make an have map. The next tier, Gabriel said, will be to meld your profile with person else's.

"If you give a friend wHO knows more about reggae than you, or there's a critic or a composer world Health Organization intrigues you, you behind mash-up your profiles. That's where we want to go. That's where a luck of people would like to go."