Rising Hip Hop artist "Dwolo" bursted onto the scene this past year doing local talent shows and open mics. As he noticed how good he was starting to get he began to shoot videos and record music for a purpose rather then fun. Linking with some of the cities top promoters and film directors, gives him credit among his peers even though he still has a long way to climb in Chicago. With a projects out already, his up coming project is said to be his best yet with major features, production, and promotion expected.
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Monday, February 3, 2014
DWOLO (CHICAGO UNSIGNED HYPE)
Rising Hip Hop artist "Dwolo" bursted onto the scene this past year doing local talent shows and open mics. As he noticed how good he was starting to get he began to shoot videos and record music for a purpose rather then fun. Linking with some of the cities top promoters and film directors, gives him credit among his peers even though he still has a long way to climb in Chicago. With a projects out already, his up coming project is said to be his best yet with major features, production, and promotion expected.
www.facebook.com/DwoloHiphop
Follow @dwoloccwp
MICHAEL WORSHAM KILLS FAMILY THEN DIES OF HEART ATTACK
Four people are dead after a father shot and killed his wife and son and then shot his daughter in the back as she ran from their suburban Chicago home Sunday night. A 14-year-old boy managed to escape with his 5-year-old nephew unharmed.
Officials say Michael Worsham, 43, carried out the brutal attack on his family before dying inside the home, possibly of a heart attack.
The shooting happened around 10:30 p.m. Sunday in a small brick home on the 13600 block of Pulaski Road in the south suburb. "For reasons unexplained," Worsham shot his 17-year-old son in the kitchen, then went upstairs and dragged his wife out of bed and shot her, according to Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/02/03/michael-worsham-robbins_n_4717886.html?utm_hp_ref=chicago&ir=Chicago&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Sunday, February 2, 2014
ACTOR PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN DEAD AT 46
The actor Philip Seymour Hoffman was found dead in his New York apartment on Sunday morning of an apparent drug overdose, according to a law enforcement official who requested anonymity because he was not certain the actor’s family had been informed of the death.
The official said Mr. Hoffman, 46, had been found in his West Village apartment around 11:30 a.m. by a friend who had become concerned at not being able to reach Mr. Hoffman.
Philip Seymour Hoffman was an American actor and director. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for the 2005 biographical film Capote, and received three Academy Award nominations as Best Supporting Actor.
KANYE WEST & CHIEF KEEF WORKING ON BANG 3
Kanye West, Chief Keef, and Interscope A&R, Larry Jackson.
The two memorably worked together on "Hold My Liquor," on Yeezus, resulting in one of stronger tracks on an already fantastic album. Maybe Kanye can be a good influence on the young rapper. Or, at least provide a good influence music-wise, if not with life choices.
The two memorably worked together on "Hold My Liquor," on Yeezus, resulting in one of stronger tracks on an already fantastic album. Maybe Kanye can be a good influence on the young rapper. Or, at least provide a good influence music-wise, if not with life choices.
LILI K & HAROLD GREEN COVER CHANCE THE RAPPER'S "LOST"
"Flowers For The Living" Day 1: Our rendition of "Lost", a series created by Harold Green makes a return. It kicks off with Lili K cover Chance the Rapper and Noname Gypsy's "Lost" with Green providing some original poetry.
Saturday, February 1, 2014
J-LYN "TO DO LIST"
Chicago RnB songstress J-Lyn offers her new single & visual for 2k14. Grown & Sexy is back.
EPISODE 2 OF NOISEY'S WELCOME TO CHIRAQ DOCUMENTARY
In the second episode of Noisey's Chiraq, Chief Keef and his crew head to New York while we catch up with MGS and Global Gangstas Entertainment, two other rap collectives in Chicago. They, along with the Chicago Police Department, speak extensively on the social and cultural challenges faced by the community.
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