One of the hottest new bands on the block is the brash quintet known as Good Charlotte. Their debut, self-titled CD is full of catchy hooks and humorous, life-reflecting lyrics over music full of energy and electricity. Hailing from Maryland, Good Charlotte features a duo of identical twins, Benji (vocals, guitar) and Joel (lead vocals, … Continue reading Interview: Good Charlotte Rocks!
Sure, the Ramones sang about it in the ’80s, but until recently, the idea of a rock ‘n’ roll high school existed only on the radio airwaves. Imagine music lessons that are more Beatles than Beethoven, where students not only practice their instruments, but also learn performance skills, and where recitals are actually full-scale concerts … Continue reading This Schoolhouse Rocks! Paul Green School of Rock Music…
A conversation about rap and hip-hop would be incomplete without mention of Brooklyn's Talib Kweli. Talib's been hitting up hip-hop lovers with lyrics that defy the stereotype that rap is all about violence, money, and misogyny. His rhymes uplift listeners with a positive message and witty wordplay over hot tracks. Read on as TeenWire talks to … Continue reading Interview: Talking with Talib Kweli
Unless you have been living in total seclusion for the past couple of years, there is no way you could not have noticed the recent bubble-gum pop outbreak that has taken America by storm. In fact, turn on any all-hit radio station in just about any city, big or small, and there is no way … Continue reading Teen Pop Explosion
You've probably heard about Eminem's and Madonna's controversial song lyrics. Of course, there are always two sides to every story. On one hand there's the artist who writes or chooses to perform songs that are very meaningful to him and that he feels convey a powerful message to his audience. On the other hand, there's … Continue reading Listening to Lyrics
That's right, TeenWire visitors, St. Louis rap phenomenon Nelly is here! Already taking the entertainment industry by storm, selling more than seven million copies of his debut album, Country Grammar, Nelly is about to hit us again with his new album, Nellyville. Nellyville will drop June 25. Nellyville's first single "Hot In Herre" (spelled St. … Continue reading Interview: Rapper Nelly Holla’s at TeenWire
"Touch Me, Tease Me," Case's hit single featuring Foxy Brown, raised eyebrows and huddled dance floors during that short, hot summer of '96. The following year, Joe's "I Don't Want To Be A Player" took the focus away from the movie sound track for which it was made - Booty Call - and it even … Continue reading Interview: Case & Joe on Sex, Music, Love, & Relationships
Blurred Insight consists of five emcees, one DJ, and a backup singer, all from Westchester County, New York. Their fresh sound and innovative, varying styles make them a great addition to the world of hip-hop, a spot they've earned through hard work and dedication. Recently, TeenWire had the opportunity to talk with Ethan the Rhyme … Continue reading Interview: A Look into Blurred Insight
How does Tupac Shakur still put out albums if he's dead? With his latest posthumous release, Until the End Of Time, on his mother's record label, Amaru Records, his remarkable, number-one Billboard entrance demonstrates Pac's presence is still alive and kicking. Nearly 427,000 people rushed to buy his album its first week out, according to … Continue reading Reflection: Tupac Lives!
The Hieroglyphics logo resembles the universal "have-a-nice-day" smiley face. However, Hiero's face has three dots for eyes and a straight line replacing the smile. Although simple in design, the logo represents a powerful concept. The third eye represents the inner vision, the creative insight of an individual. Once open, the third eye is capable of … Continue reading Interview: The Hieroglyphics – 3 Eyes Are Better Than 2
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