The legendary MC Serch interviewed T.I. on his SayNow line this morning as part of his “Inside the Business Tuesday” series for aspiring artists and producers.
Be sure to give him a ring if you want to put in your 2 cents or if you want to hear more perspectives on the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry.
Check it out. After the 2 minute mark, you can watch the boys sending a message out to their fans from their phone while shootin hoops. See, it’s not so hard :-)
Here’s what Ice T said, and here’s Soulja Boy’s response (you can probably skip the stuff before 4:20…when someone tells you to go “eat a *#*” well, it’s hard to not hit back with the same, but if you get to 4:20, he makes some good points).
We just got word that The Boy & His Machine are going to be launching a preview of their new song “Coming Clean” via a broadcast message on SayNow THIS WEEK, after which it’ll be available on Pure Volume. Give them a call and leave them a message if you want to be first to hear it (and if you want to hear from the band too).
They were giving them out last night and if you got this message on your phone (and you lived near Myrtle Beach), then you could have been one of the lucky ones who got to see em!
Also, Menudo’s going to be using SayNow while they’re on the road to send photos from their phones to yours.
Yep that’s right, they’re gonna be their own paparazzi…so you’ll be getting ALL your Menudo goodness STRAIGHT FROM THE SOURCE.Here’s the first pic they sent.
Jim Florentine is an Emmy Award winning comedian who’s currently on Comedy Central’s Crank Yankers and has appeared on other shows like HBO’s Inside the NFL and ABC’s The Apprentice. While these are some of his more well-known exploits, Jim also performs a valuable public service with his own series Terrorizing Telemarketers which you can learn more about on his website and sample below.
With his tireless efforts, it might one day be safe to pick up your landline again.
The Brooklyn Bodega are the cool cats who produce the Annual Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival and they’ve currently got a contest going called 8 Bars Should Do It - you, as well as some of the best MCs from around the world, will get a chance to win a slot on the BHH Festival stage!
We are breaking down the barriers that Hip-Hop has placed on itself.
We are bringing it back to the days of the jams in the Bronx.
The Block parties in San Francisco.
The bbq’s in Atlanta.
I’m obviously biased here but I think Rooney has the best album title ever. Here’s the title track which you can actually download for free if you picked up a download card at one of their shows. It’s awesome! (and that’s my non-biased voice speaking :)
What’s it like to write a mega-selling memoir, then become a household word for “liar”? Was James Frey’s A Million Little Pieces an ex-junkie’s con job, part of a proud literary tradition, or just the standard hype of an increasingly embattled publishing industry? In his first U.S. interview since Oprah nailed him, in 2006, Frey tells his version of the story…
While the Vanity Fair piece is the first interview he’s done since 2006, you can actually hear directly from him by calling. He’ll be sending updates about his upcoming book and whatever else he wants to talk about.
You can also listen to messages other people have been sending him over here.
One of early bands, After Midnight Project, just sent us a message letting us know some pretty exciting news (which they’ll be sharing with you guys soon on their line). If you haven’t heard of them yet, we’re pretty sure you will in the near future. They’re a super talented band from Los Angeles, CA and totally committed to keeping in touch with their fans. Give them a ring to leave a message and to get future updates from them. They want to hear from you!
Monica sent a broadcast last night with updates on her upcoming album and what’s been goin on in her life. She also promises to keep us updated more regularly from now on.
Listen to these - so awesome! Lost Ocean has been doing what they call “cellcasts” where they include messages from their fans and answer questions in their broadcasts - kinda like a mini-radio-show.