SoulTrain.com Profile: Andy Mineo
“Me and my DJ recently finished in Antigua and he was like, ‘I can’t believe rap got us here.’ We’re on the beach and I was like, ‘Rap serving God got us here,’ explains Reach Records MC Andy Mineo. When SoulTrain.com got ahold of the New...
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Mar
SoulTrain Q&A – Eric Bellinger
Compton born singer/songwriter Eric Bellinger has fought hard to step from behind the scenes of penning hits for the likes of Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, Jennifer Hudson and Brandy. Considering the recent success he’s had with fellow Compton native Problem in radio smash “I Don’t...
26
Mar
The Script Lab – The Unknown Known
“There are known knowns. There are known unknowns. There are unknown unknowns. But there are also unknown knowns - that is to say, things that you think you know that it turns out you did not.” An intimate and insightful look into Donald Rumsfeld’s controversial political...
25
Mar
SoulTrain.com Profile – Kaleem Taylor
“I’m a guy who, fortunately, has good people around me and we just try to make some good music really,” says 23 year-old London native Kaleem Taylor. Quite an humble statement from someone whose immensely powerful voice gives off the feeling that he has wisely...
Soultrain.com Q&A – Pharoahe Monch
It’s clear that Pharoahe Monch has seen every side of the music industry since his time as one half of Organized Konfusion almost two decades ago. As a solo artist, his legacy is cemented as being one the greatest MCs to ever touch the microphone....
12
Mar
The Script Lab – Need for Speed: Director Scott Waugh Talks VG Adaptation
Films finding inspiration from video games have become synonymous with Hollywood’s current lack of creativity as 80s remakes for better or worse. For every success like Paul Anderson’s 1995 adaptation of Mortal Kombat, viewers have dealt with horrible video game-to-film conversions including 1993’s Super Mario Brothers, the surprisingly...
12
Mar
The Script Lab – Enemy
Director Denis Villeneuve re-teams with Prisoners star Jake Gyllenhaal for the chilling yet sensual thriller Enemy. Based on The Double by Portuguese writer Josè Saramago, there’s an air of confusion that works in the film’s favor. That notion extends to Enemy’s slowly shot opening scene involving some exclusive sex club and...
06
Mar
SoulTrain.com Profile: Jazmin Sisters
Before Beyoncé became Mrs. Carter and Kandi Burruss re-emerged as an Atlanta-based reality star, they both essentially represented the peak and unfortunate decline of one particular American musical staple: 90s R&B girl groups. Popular acts including Destiny’s Child, En Vogue, Xscape, SWV and TLC were...