Here’s the full version video for Bye Baby; the hot track off of hip-hop star, Nas’, latest Life is Good album. Enjoy!
Here’s the full version video for Bye Baby; the hot track off of hip-hop star, Nas’, latest Life is Good album. Enjoy!
I know Mondays are reserved for tips on how to become a blogger, but pardon the interruption while I show you what I was up to this weekend! DC to BC came together to put on a much anticipated music festival, Trillectro, at the Half Street Fairgrounds that highlighted emerging artists in Hip-Hop and Electronic music. Thousands attended this exciting event in DC and I was lucky enough to get a taste of what the hype was all about. So, without further ado, here you go!
I volunteered my services for a great cause, by assisting DMV’s very own Lazy Panda who was a sponsor at Trillectro. They produce clothing for all ages and sizes, with their infamous panda logo, all in an effort to give back to DC’s youth!
Check out the latest from Jeremih as he drops his brand new mixtape, Late Nights, on Datpiff. Click on the link for your free download and as always, let me know what you think:
http://www.datpiff.com/Jeremih-Late-Nights-With-Jeremih-mixtape.379278.html
Before I go, I’m leaving you with a small excerpt from the album…and this is just from the intro; only the tip of the iceberg:
…who wasn’t the most faithful husband, revealed my life, you will forgive me, you will love me, hate me, judge me, relate to me. Only a few will, this how it sounds when you’re too real. They think it’s just music still. Well, I am a graphic, classic, song composer, music notes on sheets I wrote this piece, to get closure. Some of yall might know Kelis, this goes to her with love, also goes to yall to see, the craziest things already happened to me…so either you’ll be laughing at me or you’re laughing with me.
In keeping aligned with my previous post that featured female rapper, Charli Baltimore, I wanted to feature LoLa Monroe’s new video, Exodus 23:1. She reps the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) area pretty hard, but with females like Nicki Minaj in the game, can she keep up with their pace? One thing that Nicki has been able to do well is crossover into mainstream, appealing to many different audiences. LoLa Monroe’s style is different in many ways, but seems raw like Charli Baltimore or Lil’ Kim. There’s been much hype surrounding her breakthrough within the industry; I’m curious to see how her career plays out! Maybe I can feature her in the Dreamworld and get her thoughts on why she’s the next big thing to come from the DMV!
It’s always nice to share the journey of others, whether they be famous or not, but it is always rewarding to highlight individuals within the industry. Hearing how they made it and what their experiences have been like, let’s us all know that anything is possible if you just follow your heart and your path. YOU can be successful in any talent you choose to pursue; the drive just needs to be steadfast. I recently had the pleasure of exploring the female, Hip-Hop world (for all you aspiring female rappers out there)! Well known rapper, Charli Baltimore, blessed me with a few moments of her time to catch the Dreamworld up on life and offers some advice to female artists on the come-up.
Born Tiffany Lane, to a German father and Black mother, she adopted the name “Charli Baltimore” from Geena Davis’ character in the film, The Long Kiss Goodnight. She’s
seen her fair share of ups and downs, in and out of the industry, but remains grounded and driven; determined to be a strong support system for her family. A Philly native and a mother of two daughters, India and Sianni (to the right), Charli is taking a step back into the limelight and on her own terms. Since meeting The Notorious B.I.G. in 1995 and given her first shot at fame, she has continued to write her own rhymes (something she prides herself on) and has always sprinkled her unique flare among other female rappers.
Dealing with personal losses and an abusive relationship, she managed to graduate from Pierce College as a certified paralegal. She’s also earned a Grammy nomination, been featured with Junior M.A.F.I.A. and released a debut album (Cold As Ice). After a five year hiatus, she signed to Murder Inc. but separated with them in 2006 due to album delays and creative differences. She’s since released an EP on iTunes and in March 2012, released the mixtape titled Mickey and Mallory Knox: Natural Born Khronicles. With a new album on the horizon, True Lies, Baltimore is determined to continue doing what she loves, while making sure that she doesn’t settle.
Take a look at what she has to say to the Dreamworld:

What do you think the female hip-hop game is missing?
I don’t necessarily think it’s missing anything but more females…I think that their is a diverse mix right now but we could always use more females.
What motivates you to continue to follow your passion for music?
It’s not so much a motivation at this point…I’m good at writing…it makes me happy…
Who do you think is the best female rapper?
Best female rapper? Well to not hold one’s self in the highest regards would be awkward.
What advice can you offer other females trying to make it in this industry?
Stay away from it…lol. No..it’s a hard business so you have to develop a tough skin and be able to take the good with the bad.
What do you think is your God-given purpose in life, outside of rapping?
My God given purpose is to make sure my Children are good….first and foremost. Everything else is secondary.
If you could have a conversation with the younger you, what advice would you give?
Learn to relax…have more patience..actually that applies to myself now as well.
Are you involved in any other business ventures outside of music?
I am actually, but I kinda gotta keep it under raps for the time being.
How can fans show their support?
Well, for now they can support my two films, my single All Lies, my album (when it’s released)…and [follow] @charlibaltmore on Twitter….
What’s one funny/quirky thing about you that fans may not know?
One quirky thing..I’ll give u 3. I have OCD when it comes to cleaning. It destresses me…Walls, floors, whatever. I turn into Cinderella..lol. I’m a bit of a nerd and I was a huge wrestling fan forever. I used to attend all the matches and everything!

She has a great sense of humor and a much appreciated dose of sarcasm. I was so excited to have her as a guest on danithedreamgirl.com. Thanks for your time and best wishes on your new album…WE are patiently awaiting the drop!