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2011 B3nson Family Funsgiving

November 14, 2011

By Michael Campana- On Friday November 18th, Valentine’s and the B3nson Recording Company will host the 4th annual B3nson Family Funsgiving Music Spectacular and Beard Expo. We Are Jeneric, Barons in the Attic, and Matthew Carefully will be headlining the show with support from other surprise B3nson acts. The B3nson Recording Company is a local […]

The Return of the Korean Queen of Soul.

November 13, 2011

By Narae Kwak- The famous Korean rapper, T (Yoon Mi-rae) releases her new digital single, “Get It In.” The music, “Get It In” was composed by Illmind, the well-known producer of artists such as Eminem and 50cent. T and her husband, fellow Korean rapper, Tiger JK wrote the lyrics. The song is a combination of […]

Upstate Love

October 23, 2011

Alex Coopersmith- On Wednesday October 19th, Northern Lights in Clifton Park hosted a show to remember. Method Man is headlining a tour that kicked off last week in New Jersey with two shows. The tour is continuing through Canada and going all the way across the country to San Francisco. Traveling with Method Man were […]

A Dollar And a Dream

October 7, 2011

By Alex Coopersmith- Every artist has a moment in their life when they realize, “My music actually impacts people and they want more.” At that moment, you have to make a pivotal choice. Either drop everything and pursue your dreams to the fullest or continue living the normal life just like everybody else. 21-year-old Eli […]

Two is Better Than One

October 7, 2011

By Alex Coopersmith- After 60 years of releasing over 70 albums worth of timeless music, Tony Bennett is back at it again. The sequel to his 2006 collaborative project titled “Duets: An American Classic” receives the sequel treatment. “Duets II” was released this past Tuesday which. Bennett is undeniably one of the most talented jazz […]

September Album Highlights

October 7, 2011

By Jeff Lahens As September comes to its final week, Fall album releases have a blank canvas for artist to control the market. Previously released albums Watch the Throne, Carter IV and Adele’s second studio album, 21 all seem to have lasting power on the charts but none will overshadow something in coming weeks. […]