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In case you missed it, Drake junior Matt Haupert has gone viral. Haupert’s video “Aaron Rodgers Tribute – I Could be Your Jordy” has over 40,000 YouTube views and has been highlighted on major news and sports sites. The Times-Delphic sat down with Haupert to get the behind-the-scenes details on his recent claim to fame.
By Steve Baltin December 13, 2011 3:10 PM ET
Mumford & Sons hang backstage and prepares for their set on day two of KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas in Universal City, California. Joseph Llanes
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Those curious about whether or not this will affect Drake's album sales will have to wait one week the release of “Take Care,” scheduled for Nov. 15.
I don’t want to talk about Lana del Ray’s lips, chillwave or Drake’s feelings anymore. Those topics are all bookish and ultimately pointless, the kind of things debated by folks who enjoy nothing quite as much as the sound of their own voice, discussion points during shift breaks at the co-op or between courses at winter solstice parties. You know, nerd stuff.
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DJ Drama, boisterous on record but relaxed, almost samurai-like over the phone, intones his rules for mixtape hosting: “I only talk at the beginning of the song…I never talk on top of the rapping…I give it a concept…” This shit should be obvious, his calm seems to connote.
Tim and Neil Finn are music royalty.
RESPECT. That’s the trouble with youngsters today. never mind ”Hope I die before I get old”. the wisdom resonating within the well-behaved rock’n'roll ranks of 2011 is more like ”Hey kids, listen to your elders”.
Folk-rock pioneer Sandy Denny left a wealth of lyrics that have inspired the artist’s new album
by Andy Gill
Friday, 14 October 2011
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The Internets are going nuts over this newly-leaked Drake song called ‘The Real her.’ It’s kind of strange of Drizzy to drop a new track so quickly since he released ‘Make me so Proud‘ nearly a week ago. nevertheless, there’s no official confirmation if the song will appear on ‘Take Care’ or not.
On yesterday’s (October 19) episode of “RapFix Live” with special guest Red Cafe, self-proclaimed “King of the South” T.I. joined our own Sway on the Shade 45 “Sway in the Morning” show on Sirius XM to talk about his upcoming projects – including his latest stint as an author.
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Florence, of Florence and the Machine, recently revealed during a video interview that the song “Shake it Out” was actually written about having a hangover.
The singer said that writing the song was “magic” and referred to it as the “ultimate hangover cure.” While Welch said that she often speaks of her songs being written when she is hungover, she said the exact opposite is true.