"The Evolution of Hip-hop" by Crank Lucas
Hip-hop artist Crank Lucas nailed it on "The Evolution of Hip-hop". Ace hardware. DeLorean at 88MPH.
I like it, and you can too! Check it out.
I like it, and you can too! Check it out.
Sincerely,
Tinna: See - Season 1 Concrete615.com Blog Series
Tinna: See - Season 1
(Concrete Magazine Blog Series)
By Mr. Joe Walker
Tinna: See is a blog series written by me exclusively for Concrete Magazine's Concrete615.com. The story follows a fictional blind hip-hop star named Paris Tinna. Through a series of interviews, a journalist attempts to learn undisclosed details about about his personal life and career. Here you'll find the entire first season. Enjoy!
25 Words About 88th Academy Awards
25 Words About 88th Academy Awards
By Mr. Joe Walker
Spotlight?
Surprised. Mad Max technically cleaned
up. Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s acceptance speech rocked.
The directing was awkward, speeches rushed, too many Black
jokes.
Leonardo DiCaprio!
Check out "Radio Flyer" by Phil Denny
Check out "Radio Flyer" by jazz star Phil Denny. I like it, and you can too!
Sincerely,
Mr. Joe Walker
Best Interviews Volume 8
Best Interviews Volume 8: Marc Gordon, Louie Ski Carr, Chris Walker, Rockie Fresh
By Mr. Joe Walker
Here you'll find links to some of my best interviews since 2010. Check these four out!
Urban Legend Columns - February 2016
By Mr. Joe Walker
"Urban Legend" is a weekly column profiling memorable fictional characters and/or real life hip-hop artists; it's written by me exclusively for SoulTrain.com. Here you'll find each column from February 2016. Enjoy!
Most Read Article - February 2016
By Mr. Joe Walker
My most read article via ByMrJoeWalker during February 2016 was... Click the link above to find out!
By Mr. Joe Walker - February 2016
By Mr. Joe Walker - February 2016
(SoulTrain.com, Concrete615.com, EURWeb.com, RealMenReport.com, LiquidAE.com)
Here you'll find links to every celebrity interview, weekly column, profile, and feature written by me during the month of February 2016. Enjoy!
Album Review: KING's 'We Are KING'
Q&A: Singer Candice Hoyes - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
Q&A: "Funk Rock Goddess" Malina Moye - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
Q&A: Hip-hop producer and artist PL12 - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
SoulTrain.com's Top 10 Black Buddy Comedies
The Great Debate: Rick James vs Prince
Q&A: Singer Candice Hoyes - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
Q&A: "Funk Rock Goddess" Malina Moye - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
Q&A: Hip-hop producer and artist PL12 - 'The 15 to 16 Interview Series'
SoulTrain.com's Top 10 Black Buddy Comedies
The Great Debate: Rick James vs Prince
Bronze Nazareth Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
Bronze Nazareth Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
By Mr. Joe Walker
Hip-hop artists,
professionals and enthusiasts across America are uniting in various cities to
help resolve the terrifying water crisis in Flint, MI. Hip-Hop 4 Flint is a national
charitable event, and a number of high-profile patrons will converge on The Intersection in Grand Rapids,
MI to show their support on March 19, 2016.
Hip-hop artist Bronze Nazareth will be among them.
I asked the veteran producer/rhymer
why he’s chosen to show his support. This is what Bronze had to say.
“Simply because we do
it for the people. I stand by Flint, and the more awareness we can bring the
more help we can pull in. Also, I’ve always been one to not just talk, but put
in an effort wherever I can help. Arrest Snyder!”
Suport Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
Suport Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
By Mr. Joe Walker
Hip-hop artists,
professionals and enthusiasts across America are uniting in various cities to
help resolve the terrifying water crisis in Flint, MI. Hip-Hop 4 Flint is a national
charitable event, and a number of high-profile patrons will converge on The Intersection in Grand Rapids,
MI to show their support on March 19, 2016.
Hip-hop artist Suport will
be among them.
I asked the rhymer
born Sean Powell why he’s chosen to show his support. This is what Suport had
to say.
“The situation in Flint is as infuriating as it
is heartbreaking. What the residents are facing there is inconceivable. The
response by the state government, along with the actions that led to this
point, are flat out unacceptable. The grim reality is that it seems to be the
tip of the iceberg in terms of the relationship the people have with the state
of Michigan, and as far as the living conditions for citizens across the
country. So any opportunity we as individuals get - not just as artists or
activists, but as brothers and sisters - we need to step up and look out for
each other the best way that we know how, as often as we can.
“We aren't going to receive the compassion from
our government - state or federal - that one might be looking for in times like
these. Big business has turned Flint into a crime scene. And it’s going
to be up to the people to help make the residents of Flint feel like home
again. Participating in the Hip-Hop 4 Flint, for me, feels like the least I
could do to help make a difference. It’s a moral obligation. It’s
also an excellent way to show people around the world that [hip-hop artists] standing
together are a powerful force that can make a positive impact in the peoples’
lives that we love and care about. The adversity we are facing in this
situation will continue to be an uphill battle for every one genuinely
concerned for the welfare of the people of Flint. As my GZ brother Choppy
Blades put it, ‘We can do nothing, or we can do something’. And we have got to
do something.”
Check out "Hello Friday" by Flo Rida featuring Jason Derulo
Flo Rida pairs with Jason Derulo to get everyone excited about the weekend. I like Friday, and don't mind saying hello to it. And you can too! Check it out!
Sincerely,
Mr. Joe Walker
Rosewood 2055 Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
Rosewood 2055 Supports Hip-Hop 4 Flint
By Mr. Joe Walker
Hip-hop artists,
professionals and enthusiasts across America are uniting in various cities to
help resolve the terrifying water crisis in Flint, MI. Hip-Hop 4 Flint is a national
charitable event, and a number of high-profile patrons will converge on The Intersection in Grand Rapids,
MI to show their support on March 19, 2016.
Hip-hop duo Rosewood2055 will be among them.
I asked members Kysean
Bell and MarQ Beyond why they’ve chosen to show their support. This is what Rosewood
2055 had to say.
“If it’s strength in
numbers, then I need to side by side with my community helping create change.”
– Kysean Bell
“With the cause
hitting so close to home, we had to be involved to make a difference.” – MarQ Beyond
Check out "Dying to Shine" by She Pulled the Trigger
"Dying to Shine" by She Pulled the Trigger
Check out rock group She Pulled the Trigger's song "Dying to Shine". I like it, and you can too!
Sincerely,
Mr. Joe Walker
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