Showing posts with label Mutya Buena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mutya Buena. Show all posts

Monday, 28 September 2009

Mutya puts it out there


Mutya has no qualms in putting her opinion out there...She had this to say on the 'babes' situation:

“It’s just so wrong. I phoned Keisha as soon as I heard what had happened…She is my friend. We grew up together. And it’s all been so harsh on her. She’s been really upset. But do you know what? She’ll pick herself up and realise that she is best off out of it…If the people you work with don’t show you the respect you deserve then you shouldn’t work with them. The music industry is full of snakes and sharks and Keisha had to work with two of the biggest snakes.”

...my only gripe is the fact that Keisha and Mutya haven't been chummy in time so why the sudden flush of solidarity? bandwagon jumping on much?

Tuesday, 14 July 2009

PASS GO!

TAHMAC

"Born and raised in Brooklyn New York Tah Mac began his career in the mid 90’s as a co-producer, educating himself on how to program drums on a song, and later accomplishing the mastery of learning to finish a record. He expressed his talent and experience in production as early as age 15, working with a team of well-known hiphop leaders of our time, and learned to create his own signature sound. Here are 2 tracks from Tahmac's debut album 'Welcome To Tahland'.





Having cut his teeth with the legendary hip hop outfit, The Def Squad featuring Erick Sermon, Keith Murray, Redman, Jamal, Malik and Da Rockwilder, Tah Mac produced some of the most phenomenal tracks of all time, helping build the Def Squad brand into a staple fixture in hip hop culture.

With a decade of experience under his belt, Tah knows how to create the very best music with top quality artists. Not one to be pigeon holed, Tahmac has worked with diverse array of talent including Jo Jo, Javine, Ciara, Onyx, Leona Lewis, Redman, Aretha Franklin and The Charlatans. Often describing his music as a ‘global sound’, Tah has finally crafted a sound that is uniquely his own."


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