Foxy Brown has learned valuable lessons from pals such as multi-platinum rappers Jay-Z and Puff Daddy. She also knows the street value of glittery champagne boasts and triple-X dreams. But on her long-awaited sophomore album, Brown, the 19-year-old MC who, along with Lil' Kim, has cornered the market on sex-positive rhyming also proves that it isn't all about bragging, balling, and b*tches. The Prada-wearing MC preaches to the converted in the spiteful, bouncing "Chyna White," a romp in which she chops out boastful lyrics and steely-eyed lines that equate a "bad b*tch" with uncut dope. Rough-edge rapper DMX also makes an unforgettable cameo on the grungy pop rap "Dog & Fox." DMX trades sex-play insults with Brown, who more than holds her own.
MusicianAra Byrd flies the coopWednesday, 16 September 2009 | Joe BodiaSpunky little "Miss Hip Hop She Don't Stop" has been surrounded by music all her life.
At 17, Arafah spent the next few years collaborating with Too Phat, Ella, Sasi the Don, Camelia and Ahli Fiqir among others. As a performer, she has opened for... Click to Continue...
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Spunky little "Miss Hip Hop She Don't Stop" has been surrounded by music all her life.
At 17, Arafah spent the next few years collaborating with Too Phat, Ella, Sasi the Don, Camelia and Ahli Fiqir among others. As a performer, she has opened for...
I was staring into space 'flying on the beats' as Parba of The Heartway Syndicate likes to describe it, when he really gets lost in his mixing, and I thought I saw a comet in the north western sky. And then I was in a field and it wasn't me at all...
