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Music Business: Target Refuses to Sell Frank Ocean’s “Channel Orange”
Straight to the point: Mega retailer Target is refusing to sell one of the most anticipated R&B releases in the past couple of years, Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange. For those of you not fresh to Frank Ocean, he recently came out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Sine Wave
Tagged Channel Orange, Frank Ocean, Jay-Z, Kanye West, lady gaga, Odd Future, Target
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Lady Gaga Cancels Indonesia Show After Extremist Threats
A few months ago, we saw Erykah Badu cancel a concert in Malaysia due to backlash against a promotional picture in which the word Allah appeared to be tattooed across her chest, but this is child’s play in regards to what … Continue reading
Iamamiwhoami Wins BBC Radio 6 Award, Releases “Drops”
Track by Track: ;john | Clump | Sever | Drops | Good Worker | Play | In Due Order | Idle Talk | Rascal | Kill As if a Swedish Grammi wasn’t enough. Do we remember that? Iamamiwhoami won Innovator of the Year at the 2011 award show and a lovely individual the fans … Continue reading
Music Business: Lana Del Rey Does Saturday Night Live, Critics Unjustly Play Video Games With Her Career
Lana Del Rey seemingly exploded out of thin air during the past couple of months. Nearly every blog on the internet began raving about the hauntingly atmospheric music and it’s accompanied nostalgic videos with acclaim tripling once news spread that … Continue reading
Flashback: 2020k In Review & Top 20 Songs of 2011!
It’s been a busy first year for 2020k! There’s been lots of new music to put up, interviews with Nikki Jean, Sahy Uhns, Ilia Darlin, and Origamibiro (to be posted in January 2012). We’ve had giveaways, we’ve made connections, and … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback
Tagged 2020 top songs, Atticus Ross, Big Hurry, Bjork, Boards of Canada, Boreal Network, Britney Spears, Burial, Coldplay, Erykah Badu, flashback, Foster the People, Goldfrapp, iamamiwhoami, Imogen Heap, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Karen O, lady gaga, Late NIght Alumni, massive attack, moby, Natalia Kills, Nikki Jean, Origamibiro, radiohead, Sahy Uhns, Solange, Starsmith, The Roots, the weeknd, Tori Amos, Trent Reznor
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“Marry The Night” by Lady Gaga: A Video Premiere & an Excellent Execution of a Mainstream Single
“It’s like Whitney, but imagine if Bruce Springsteen had a baby with Whitney Houston — that’s what it is,” she said. “And that was it! We made a baby. Finally. After all that fornication, miserably long and tedious, Fernando and … Continue reading
Posted in Music Business, track review, Video
Tagged Andy Carr Interview, Bad Romance Mashup, Beyonce, Born This Way, Bruce Springsteen, Daft Punk, Dave Russel, David Jost, DJ White Shadow, Drake, Eric Morris, Fernando Garibay, Gene Grimaldi, Glitch Mob, Illangelo, lady gaga, Madonna, Marry The Night, music business, Paul Pavao, Remix, the weeknd, TLC, Tony Bennett, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Track Review, Whitney Houston, Zedd
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Album Review: Lil Wayne – Tha Carter 4
Just as we here at 2020k were about to make a post about Jay-Z and Kanye West’s album “Watch The Thrown” knocking Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida” record of highest selling debut record on iTunes with 290,000 copies sold, Lil Wayne … Continue reading
Posted in album review
Tagged 6 Foot 7 Foot, album review, Angel "Onhel" Aponte, Autotune, Bangladesh, Bruno Mars, Diplo, DJA, Harry Belafonte, Infamous, John Legend, Keven Rudolf, lady gaga, Lil Wayne, M.I.A., T-Pain, Tha Carter IV
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Album Review: Natalia Kills – Perfectionist
Update 9/14/2012: HEY! NATALIE HAS A NEW SONG OUT CALLED “CONTROVERSY”. CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW!! If you take Natalia Kills for just another 21st century pop star, you’re wrong. She’s been incredibly hard at work for the past … Continue reading
Album Review: Lady Gaga – Born This Way
When Lady Gaga released her debut album The Fame, I disliked how it sonically sounded so much that I spent hours researching who was involved in the project and how it was put together. While there were sparks of genius … Continue reading
Posted in album review
Tagged album review, Born This Way, jim morrison, Johnny Cash, Kylie Minogue, lady gaga, Madonna, Mutt Lange, Muumuse, RedOne, Robert Orton, Space Cowboy, The Doors, Whitney Houston
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