Tag: Review

Medusa The Gangsta Goddess Goes ‘Double Dutch’ In Collab With Georgia Anne Muldrow

May 15, 2025

With ‘Double Dutch’, Medusa brings in her powerful, rhythmic rap, as she lands every word right on the beat, squarely where she aimed it. She’s weaving her bars like the famous skipping ropes, swinging in perfect syncopation. Collaborating with producer Georgia Anne Muldrow, who is a legend in her own right, she describes it as being like “planting flowers in the soil” – the pair returned to the joy of their youth, with their sound a daring, fresh, vibrant celebration of their resilience.

Jeff Schubert Highlights The Discrepancies Between NFL Players’ Pay With ‘I’m The Quarterback!’

May 15, 2025

Jeff Schubert’s latest film, ‘Like, Comment, and Share’, inspired him to get back into music. He wanted to finish the film on a high note, and he crafted a rap for the end credits, which reinforced the message of the short movie. He found this reignited his musical spark, and so, for his new song, ‘I’m the Quarterback!’, he set out to tackle (pun intended) a huge issue in American football – the salaries of NFL quarterbacks.

‘For What You Have Done’, From Blacq Prodigal And Featuring Tiffany Andrews, And The Unit, Is The Ultimate Declaration Of Gratitude

May 14, 2025

Born and raised in Punta Gorda, Florida, multifaceted artist Blacq Prodigal creates soul-stirring ballads, as he welcomes listeners into his church community and through his production company, Church Boy Entertainment. His latest single, ‘For What You Have Done’, is an unapologetic “love ballad to God”, and features Tiffany Andrews and The Unit.

Look Out Old Mack Is Back! We Speak To The Legendary Ute Lemper About Her Arrangement Of The Classic, ‘Mack The Knife’

May 9, 2025

Ute Lemper is legendary, on both stage and screen. This incredible vocalist and renowned songwriter played Sally Bowles to great acclaim in the original Paris production of ‘Cabaret’, winning the Molière Award in 1987 for Best Newcomer, as well as the Olivier Award in 1998 for Best Actress In A Musical for her role of Velma in the revival ‘Chicago’, which saw her perform in both London and New York. She recently released her take on ‘Mack The Knife’, the song composed by Kurt Weill, with lyrics by Bertolt Brecht, for their 1928 music drama, ‘The Threepenny Opera’. We spoke with Ute about her rendition of the song, and her music.