Archive for 'Tag Archives: 'Fawn Renee''

Album Review: Ludacris-Battle Of The Sexes

By Fawn Renee After more than a year in the making, the seventh studio album from Atlanta rapper Ludacris, entitled Battle of the Sexes, is finally dropping. Originally due in 2009 and intended to be a [...]

Album Review: Keke Wyatt-Who Knew?

By Fawn Renee We first got wind of the beautiful, talented Keke Wyatt in 2000 when she teamed up with R&B sensation Avant on his single “My First Love,” and by wind I mean blown away. [...]

Mixtape Review: Chris Brown-In My Zone

By Fawn Renee It’s no secret that album sales aren’t what they used to be, and the fragile music industry was ill-prepared for the digital takeover. Many rappers have kept their careers alive, and in many [...]

EP Review:Marsha Ambrosius-Yours Sincerely

By Fawn Renee Marsha Ambrosius is a rare talent. She writes, sings, and produces records independently. Her work is so refreshing, authentic, and alluring that even without a mainstream radio hit, her debut album has become one [...]

Mixtape Review:Teedra Moses-Royal Patience A Love Story

By Fawn Renee Her resume reads like a “who’s who” in the entertainment industry, having penned songs for everyone from Mary J. Blige to Raphael Saadiq, while playing wardrobe stylist to A-listers such as Will Smith, [...]

Mixtape Review: Joell Ortiz and Novel-Defying The Predictable

By Fawn Renee While two of the South’s most influential MCs live life behind bars, the West Coast desperately clings to the fleeting success of Snoop Dogg while grooming the New West, and the Midwest waits [...]

Album Review: Jaheim-Another Round

By Fawn Renee R&B has so many forms and meanings today. From a simple songwriting perspective, the gender roles have been skewed; grown men are not only singing to and for women, but are doing so, [...]

Album Review: Corinne Bailey Rae-The Sea

By Fawn Renee ‘I hope my music is healing. I believe that music can encourage you to move on from painful events. It helps to make a scar fade.’- Corinne Bailey Rae There are very few [...]

Mixtape Review: Ludacris-Conjure: A Hustler’s Spirit

By Fawn Renee The tide is changing in the music industry. What was once hot is merely lukewarm these days; similarly, what was once considered taboo in the realm of Hip-Hop is now a staple. This [...]

Album Review:Bisco Smith-The Broadcast

By Fawn Renee So often Hip-Hop critics focus on what’s being said, and not how it’s being said. On the contrary, label heads and casual Hip-Hop enthusiast focus more on delivery as opposed to content. The [...]