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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

R. Kelly's 11th Studio Album News!



Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter and producer R. KELLY, will release his 11th studio album, Write Me Back, on June 26TH* (RCA). Write Me Back will be available in Standard and Deluxe editions; the latter will include 4 bonus tracks, while the physical version will have special packaging that will include a postcard for fans to actually write R. Kelly back. Both versions of the album will be available for pre-order on May 29th at select retailers.

“Share My Love,” the album’s first single, recently grabbed the #1 spot at Urban Adult radio. Kelly’s newly released second single, “Feelin’ Single,” described as “classic Kelly, full of infectious hooks and buttery smooth grooves” (Prefixmag.com), will impact Urban Adult radio on May 21st and 22nd. The single will be available for purchase at all digital providers on May 29th.

Write Me Back is the follow up to 2010’s critically acclaimed Love Letter, which celebrated the music of the 50s and 60s. The new album represents the natural progression of Kelly’s musical time machine, recalling the sultry and seductive sounds associated with such icons as Barry White, Marvin Gaye and Teddy Pendergrass, among others. Like its Love Letter predecessor, Write Me Back is also a celebration of love.

From classic R&B to hip-hop, inspirational to gospel, no other artist has covered the vast array of human emotions more than R. Kelly. With a track record that boasts over 40 million albums sold worldwide, 6 #1 albums, 11 #1 singles, 3 Grammy Awards, 8 Soul Train Awards, 6 American Music Awards and 6 Billboard Music Awards, R. Kelly has rightfully earned his title as the undisputed “King of R&B.” In 2011, Billboard named R. Kelly the #1 most successful R&B artists of the last 25 years! When not in the spotlight, Kelly has written and produced hit songs for Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, Maxwell, Britney Spears and countless others. More recently, Kelly was tapped to write and produce original music for the upcoming Sparkle soundtrack.

Check out behind-the-scenes footage from the Write Me Back album packaging shoot: http://youtu.be/eGBWAE6nkpo

Listen to the new single “Feelin’ Single”: http://soundcloud.com/r-kellyofficial/feelin-single

Friday, June 3, 2011

L3 Radio - Playlist



Playlist 43 – Thursday June 2nd, 2011 - hosted by Natasha Von Castle on 88.1 CKLN in Toronto and www.Reggae4Us.com online

Bigga Boss – Show Intro

Gospel Segment

Bishop Paul S. Morton – Cry Your Last Tear
Sheri Jones-Moffett – Grace of God
Kirk Franklin – Help Me Believe
Hezekiah Walker ft. Marvin Sapp & DJ Rogers Sr. – God Favoured Me
Lisa Page-Brooks – Say Thank You
Montell Jordan – I Say Yes
New Edition – J.G. Interlude
Sharon Riley & Faith Chorale – My Lord is Waiting
John P. Kee – Blessings

Reggae Segment

City Streetz Riddim
Sophia Squire – Got To Find A Way
Delly Ranks – Work Hard
ZJ Liquid – One A Way
Warrior King – All My Days
Lutan Fyah – Hush
City Streetz – Semi Instrumental
Gyptian – Confess
Scantana ft. Anthony Red Rose – Family
Bigga Boss – Born Free (Creed Mix)
Chantelle Ernandez – My Forever
Patexx – I’m In Love
Pressure – Touch You
Ratigan – Old School Loving
Powerman – Tonight
Tanya Mullings ft. Gramps Morgan – I Don’t Mind
Akon – Mama Africa
Kaysha – One Love
Cali P – Roll Deep
Kyenie ft. Peter Tosh – Vampire
Barrington Levy ft. Wyclef Jean – Delilah
Collie Buddz – Moving On
I-Octane – Cry to the Nation
Kimanda Cunningham – Striving
King Ali Baba – Poor and Have Not – Dubplate
Willow – Natasha Von Castle – Dubplate
Willow – Apple of An Eye
Tarrus Riley – Superman
Gregory Isaacs ft. Suga Roy – Soon Forward
Frighty ft. Colonel Mite – Raggamuffin Love
Sean Paul – Punkie
Inner Circle ft. Buju Banton – Cool Operator
Leftside Dr. Evil ft. Shaggy – Jump Around
RDX – Champion Sound
Serocee ft. Poirier – Pickney Too Bad

Dancehall Segment

Busy Signal – Natasha Von Castle – Jingle
Bling Dawg – SSMG Riddim
Busy Signal – Cool Baby
Busy Signal – Cool Baby (Poirier Remix)
Lady Saw – Do Me Up
Sunshine – Weh Dem Feel Like
Deh Deh – Rise Like A Wave
Major Mackerel – Pepper Pot
Rebell – Bad In Dancehall
Island Breeze Riddim
Dilly Chris – Ah You
Delly Ranks – Buss a Blank
ZJ Liquid – Tightest Meow
Galaxy P – Why
Shalli – Feeling Inside
G-Shock Riddim
Darrio – Girly Girly
Delus – 18 and Over
DJ Q Remix – Hawkeye – Money Haffi Mek
Xyclone – Money Clap
Charly Black ft. Fuze – Baby Storm
Fuze – Fly Pass Dem
Rules and Laws Riddim
Bugle – Rules and Laws
Flippa Mafia – Hypocrite
Da Professor – Party Vibes
Blak Diamon – Addicted
Pistal ft. Waka – One Day
Patexx – Live My Life
Hollow Point – Easy Skanking
Munga – Clean & Fresh
RDX – Turn Your Swag Up
RDX – No Argument – Jingle
Razor B – We Party
T.O.K. – How The Loving Go
T.O.K. – Natasha Von Castle – Jingle
Richie Loop ft. Pretti Kitti – What You Thinking
Razor B – Hot Girls to the Ring
New Kingston – Pon Di Wall
Brik Tearz and Flanko – Summer Time (Dubplate)
Kimanda Cunningham ft. Busy Signal – Let’s Go
Pistal – Gyal Wine
Patexx – We Nuh Fraid
Brain Damage – Like The Sound

Soca Segment

Biggie Irie – Soca Segment Intro
ABX Riddum
Ce’Cile – You Send Up
Prestan – Wine On Dat Bumpa
Suppa Jigga TC – She Ready
Jason Williams ft. Blaze – I Wah Go Home
Shurwayne Winchester – Chipping
Biggie Irie – Nite Til Morning
Devon Matthews – Turn Me On
Machel Montano – Bumper to Fender
Deuce Man ft. Problem Child – Cyan Dun
Skinny Fabulous ft. Busy Signal – Rave Out
Skinny Fabulous – What Time is It
Machel Montano – Coming Again
Problem Child – Waistline
Problem Child ft. Tallpree – Think Ah Drunk
King Bubba ft. Skinny Fabulous – Drunk
Iwer George – Come To Meh
                            
R&B / Alternative / Hip Hop / 80’s Segment

Bill Withers – Just The Two of Us
Maze ft. Franky Beverly – Before I Let Go
Winsome Benjamin – How Deep Is Your Love
Lionel Richie – Dancing on the Ceiling
Gloria Estefan – The Rhythm is Going to Get You
Scantana ft. Sly & Robbie and Third World – Now That We’ve Found Love
R. Kelly – Lost in Your Love
Etana – I Got You
Vivafidel – Never Always
M. Jay – Girls Galore
Jovi Rockwell – I Love Myself
Prince & The Revolution – Kiss
Shaggy – Sugar Cane
Bruno Mars ft. alaine – Lazy D (Mike D Remix)
Jully Black ft. Demarco – Sweat of Your Brow
King Ali Baba – Pretty Gyal (Lone Monkey Remix)
Pitbull ft. Jen Carlos – Tu Cuerpo
Pitbull – Bon Bon
Busy Signal – Gyal Bounce
Busy Signal – White Liver
Nicki Minaj ft. Sean Paul – Your Love (Remix)

  

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

R. Kelly - U.S. Tour Dates Announced!



The Famous Face has just learned from our friends at Rap Up Magazine that our favourite R&B artist, R. Kelly is planning on delivering a “Love Letter” to his fans this summer.  The Pied Piper is set to hit the road with Keyshia Cole and Marshia Ambrosius across the United States in support of his gold-certified album Love Letter.

The tour starts on June 2nd at Southaven, Mississipi’s DeSoto Civic Centre.  Additional stops include New Orleans, Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Washington DC.  The tour ends at Philadelphia’s Mann Music Centre on July 3rd.

See below for the city stops.  Thanks again Rap-up.com for the info!

 “Love Letter” Tour Dates
June 2 – Southaven, MS – DeSoto Civic Center
June 3 – New Orleans, LA – UNO Lakefront Arena
June 4 – Mobile, AL – Civic Center
June 5 – Houston, TX – Toyota Centre
June 10 – Oakland, CA – Coliseum
June 11 – Los Angeles, CA –
Nokia Theater L.A. Live
June 16 – Chicago, IL – Allstate Arena
June 17 – St. Louis, MO – Chaifetz Arena
June 18 –
Kansas City, MO – Sprint Center
June 19 – Dallas, TX – Verizon Theater
June 24 – Raleigh, NC – RBC Center
June 25 – Atlanta, GA – Philips Arena
June 26 – Birmingham, AL – BJCC
June 29 – Cleveland, OH – CSU Wolstein Center
June 30 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center
July 1 – Baltimore, MD – 1st
Mariner Arena
July 2 – Washington, DC – Verizon Center
July 3 – Philadelphia, PA – Mann Music Center






Monday, March 14, 2011

Why We Love R. Kelly...



I have always been a fan of R. Kelly's.  From the time he dropped his first album, 12 Play, I was there.  Many people wonder why I love R. Kelly as much as I do so here is the answer.  The year was 2003, and it was the year that my boyfriend of 4 years, the man I was supposed to marry, the man I had plans to buy a home with, the man who was going to give me children, all of a sudden, with no warning, decided to be with someone else.

The hurt I experienced was a shock to my system.  I went from 180 pounds to 150 in a week.  I went to sleep crying, I woke up crying, and couldn’t keep anything in my system. R. Kelly’s music changed that.

It began with the song “Chocolate Factory” in which Kells begins with the words ‘baby, there’s nobody like you, you’re a really good friend….’  As if by magic, I was taken from my heart break, and put on a journey that encouraged me to leave behind the ex boyfriend, and look forward to the future.  R. Kelly comforted me, he brought healing to me, and he encouraged me, not even knowing who I was, or that I even existed.

After listening to the album, including the bonus album (the song “Far More” is my favourite), I knew I was going to be ok, and I knew I was going to get through my personal tragedy, and I knew R. Kelly understood me.  All of this through the power of song(s).  You see, R. Kelly’s music became the doctor that performed surgery giving my body what it needed to gain its’ own strength so that its’ healing could be complete, and life could be restored and made better.

I have since spoken to other women around the world who have shared their stories, some of which are similar to mine, and all have come to the common conclusion that R. Kelly is for Women.  He understands us and sings to us and for us.

There will only ever be one R. Kelly.  No matter what he faces in life, his fans will always be there with him and for him because he was there for us.  I can’t go any further without saying, we all have to thank DJ Wayne Williams for signing Kells.  If it wasn’t for Wayne, we wouldn’t know this incredible entertainer the way we do.  I thank Wayne just as much as I thank Kelly’s parents for creating his life.

Thank you Kells.  On behalf of the millions of women and people around the world you’ve touched, thank you!