Showing posts with label ovo. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 18, 2016

What you can expect from Drake’s “Views from the 6”

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Drake has been working on ‘Views from the 6‘ for quite some time now. Rumors have been circulating about a April release. According to XXL, the OVO camp has been working very hard.

Noah 40 Shebib, which is Drake’s right hand man, stated that they’ve worked over 50 ideas a day. Drake has been working on new flows and new sounds to satisfy his audience. 40 stated “I’m trying to find ways to pull more untraditional sounds in, to push the boundaries a little further. Something about it should be special.

We look forward to it, Drake!

Written by: @IAmTinaTribeca

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Saturday, February 6, 2016

5 Stand Out Songs From Majid Jordan’s Self-Titled Debut Album

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Majid Al Maskati and Jordan Ullman are on a mission to prove that they’re the top dynamic duo right now.

OVO’s very own Majid Jordan got their start when they helped write and produce Drizzy Drake’s 2013 hit “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” since then, the Toronto sensation has grown before our eyes.

Following their success of  their EP, A Place Like This, Majid Jordan have finally unleashed their highly awaited self-titled album, which sits on 12-solid tracks, and sees production from the likes of Noah “40” Shebib, Jamie xx, and Illangelo.

With that being said, we’ve chosen 5 stand out songs from the Majid Jordan’s album. Check them out below, and let us know which are your favorite ones.

Small Talk
This record is the musical punch needed to wake up those that thought they would be sleeping through this project. Majid Jordan’s voice blends so well with the instrumental, it’s safe to say that they have a stand out sound all their own.

Love Is Always Here
It’s not often we hear male singers craft songs about showing women what love is all about. Majid Jordan serves us a refreshing tune with “Love Is Always There,” they paint an image for both men and women.

Shake Shake Shake
Majid Jordan’s vocals come alive on this mood-boosting opener, as “Shake Shake Shake” has a chanted hook with lyrics like “Diamonds ’round her neck and she’s here at last/I need to make a move, I’m taking my chance/All night long, I thought of what to say/I really think she’s need someone like me.”

King City
After releasing the official music video to the track, this is definitely an anthem for all fellas out there. “King City” shows a different reflection of a male’s late night mood, as Jordan’s smooth vocals create a vibrant sound, and gives us a taste of how he can mix up their melody.

Day & Night
Day & Night” starts with a minimal down-tempo groove, as it progresses to Maskati’s soft vocals, as it gives us that 90s EDM feel. It’s quiet catchy.

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Sunday, January 31, 2016

Roy Wood$ – “SKRT (Remix)”

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Following Drake‘s release of  “Summer Sixteen” last night and his announcement, Views From The 6 arrives in April, OVO artist, Roy Wood$ drops his remix to Kodak Black‘s “SKRT.”

After it debuted on air, Roy unveiled the single in its CDQ form, which can be heard below.

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