After linking up on their collaborative "TIMELESS" album earlier this year, V Don and Dark Lo team up yet again to bring you two brand new singles titled "Winter Times Rules" and "Feelin' Alive."
“The Prophecy: Part 1” is the first installment of their new Prophecy series and is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
Homicide Hartford, Connecticut is buzzing with a lot of up and coming talent. One of those artists is Smack aka Smacky Osoma. His latest visual is for his "Shotta Flow" remix. Peep game.
Directed and edited by Wesley Pearson aka The Kid Wes, CEO of Turn Up Films.
Dark Lo and Rigz deliver another visual off of their collaborative project titled "Head Shots." This one is a dual joint for "Dusk Til Dawn" and "Alley Oop" featuring Da Cloth's Rob Gates.
[03:50] 01. Cheat Code [04:36] 02. Eazy feat. Rob Gates [03:32] 03. Its Real [03:45] 04. Get Ya Weight Up [04:59] 05. Dusk Til Dawn feat. Rob Gates & Ransom [03:04] 06. Alley Oop [03:16] 07. Head Shots
Dark Lo taps in with singer Dajah Monae to bring you the official video for “American Made” – the title track from his latest album. The new 12-track album features Benny The Butcher, AR-AB and Dajah Monae and is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
Even thugs need a good woman to hold them down. Philly area rapper Flock paints a vivid picture of what it's like having one foot in the street while holding things down at the crib in this video titled "Thug Cry."
This is a single from the upcoming album named "Flocko Season."
Dark Lo taps in with Griselda’s Benny The Butcher and Chup The Producer to bring you the official video for “Ripped Apart” from his brand new “American Made” album. The new 12-track album features Benny The Butcher, AR-AB and Dajah Monae and is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
This is what you've been waiting for, right? Dark Lo and AR-AB ride together again for the 5ifth version of their "Blow" series. Listen as the dynamic duo trade bars over J. Demers' production.
This is off of Lo's new "American Made" album. Available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
As promised Dark Lo delivers his highly anticipated "American Made" album. The Philadelphia emcee locked down features from Benny The Butcher, Dajah Monae and OBH Records boss AR-AB.
Production credits go to V Don, Chup, IllaTracks, Luis Blue, J Demers, Evil Genius, NY Bangaz and godBLESSbeatz.
1. American Made feat. Dajah Monae 6:04 2. The Offer 3:06 3. Push The Button 3:48 4. Blow 5 feat. Ar-Ab 4:31 5. Milwaukee 3:52 6. Janitor Work 2:56 7. Ripped Apart feat. Benny The Butcher 4:27 8. Super Sturdy 2:51 9. Free El Chapo 3:17 10. Jogging Easy 3:42 11. Soy 2:09 12. Back In The Day 2:48
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When news broke that Rigz of Da Cloth was connecting with OBH's Dark Lo for a project titled "Head Shots," fans had a feeling it would be something special. The project is out now and the two definitely did not disappoint.
Check out their new music video for the Vinny Idol-produced "Get Your Weight Up."
J. Cole pays tribute to Michael Brown on his new song entitled "Be Free."
18-year old Brown was unarmed when he was gunned down by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer on Saturday, August 9. The shooting angered the community, resulting in protests, riots and police confrontations.
The unidentified officer is currently on paid administrative leave pending an FBI investigation.
Rest in Peace to Michael Brown and to every young black man murdered in America, whether by the hands of white or black. I pray that one day the world will be filled with peace and rid of injustice. Only then will we all Be Free - Cole
By now everyone has seen or at least heard of the movie 'The Blind Side.' It's the true story of how Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Michael Oher, an African American was adopted by a white family who helped him turn his life around.
A similar story is developing in Seattle, Washington that is even more dramatic, but looks like it could have a very happy ending as well.
16-year old Melvin Jones was bouncing around the streets of Seattle with no home and no real family structure.
His mother was dying of AIDS and although Melvin was attending school, he had zero credits as a sophomore and no discipline in the classroom.
His high school coach Kasey Porrier, looked at Melvin as the younger brother he never had and decided to ask his mom if she would take Melvin in.
"Every time I took him home, I was taking him somewhere else,” Kasey recalled. “We drove around to four or five different places and there were no adults. He never had a curfew, never had to do homework, never had to get up and go to school."
Knowing all of that Kasey's mom, Jennifer Annable decided to let Melvin stay.
Annable had not had an easy life herself. She moved to Seattle when she was 6 months pregnant with Kasey, with only $50 dollars.
She worked hard to become a teacher, then Director of a School For Children With Special Needs.
So given the chance to take Melvin in wasn't a hard choice at all. She had done it five times when Kasey was younger.
It was very hard at first because Melvin didn't trust anyone. He kept the groceries Annable bought for him in his room, afraid they would get eaten up.
"He had been loved, but not parented," Annable said.
Even though Melvin rebelled against it, Annable forced him to study and do his homework.
"Jennifer was like a gnat, like you slappin' at a gnat and it just won't go away." Melvin said. “I tried to leave the house 1:30, 2 o’clock in the morning, and I’d get into fights with Jennifer.”
"Melvin was putting so much strain on my mother that it was kind of breaking her.” Kasey said, starting to think that maybe the whole thing was a bad idea.
Then one day Annable gave Melvin her ATM card and PIN number. Showing him she trusted him with her life and he could do the same with her.
"I didn't want to be responsible for Melvin not making it,” Jennifer said.
Now several years later the high school sophomore with no credits is flourishing at Portland State University. Where he is not only a star player, but a gifted student as well.
“Once he bought into the hard work, to the long hours, to the family, to the changes in his life, he made it." Kasey says.
"She threw a Hail Mary pass,” Melvin says of Annable “I guess I caught it"
Recently we covered a story about Haitian voodoo priests being lynched by angry mobs accusing them of spreading cholera in the earthquake ravaged country.
Another voodoo related story has just emerged, this time involving an American relief worker.
32-year old Paul Waggoner, the co-founder of Materials Management Relief Corps has been accused of turning a 15-month old dead baby boy into a zombie for the purpose of selling it’s organs.
Paul Waggoner being transported to a Haitian prison.
Waggoner is being held in prison pending further investigation after a judge ruled there was enough evidence to look into the charges further.
The accusation was made by the child’s father Frantz Philistin, who brought the sick child to a hospital in February. Philistin handed the child over to Waggoner, who then took the child to doctors. The child died, but wasn’t treated by Waggoner.
When the father came back the next day doctors say he saw the baby and confirmed his death. He refused to take the child with him, insisting he didn’t have the money for a burial, and the child was cremated by the hospital. But now Philistin is accusing Waggoner of performing voodoo on the child to keep him alive.
“My son is not dead, when I tried to close his eyes they wouldn’t close. When I tried to close his mouth it wouldn’t close,” Philistin told AOL news.
Frantz Philistin has accused Waggoner of using voodoo to turn his 15-month old baby into a zombie for the purpose of selling it's organs
Doctors on call at the time of the child’s death dispute Philistin’s claims.
“I listened to the baby’s chest for at least two minutes,” Dr Kenneth Adams said. “And there were neither breath sounds nor heartbeat. Rigor mortis had set it, the baby’s lips and skin were bluish gray and there was corneal clouding of the eyes. I always take very seriously pronouncing the death of any patient.”
Waggoner’s friends are concerned or his safety.
Paul Sebring came to Haiti with Waggoner, he says the prison conditions are horrible.
We’ve literally given up everything in our lives to come help, and then this happens, we need help,” Sebring told MyFoxPhoenix. “The conditions he‘s in now I‘ve been to the prison. I wouldn’t even put an animal through that.”
The U.S. State Department is monitoring the case closely according to spokesman P.J. Crowley.
What’s uncertain is how long Waggoner will remain jailed and if the U.S. can do anything to get him released.
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