To state that 2006 was one of the biggest years of Mary J. Blige's career isn't hype. It is truth. In 2006, there was no bigger story or artist, in any genre, than Mary J. Blige. Thanks to a chart-topping album, history making #1 single, galvanizing television appearances, and a sold out tour, 2006 became the 12-month span in which the multiple platinum selling, Grammy winning Queen of Hip Hop Soul scaled new creative, personal, and commercial heights. So after all of those dazzling achievements, what does Mary J. do to top it? Simple. She rewards her fans by recording yet another classic in the making, Reflections - A Retrospective, which will be released on Geffen Records in December. Listen to the single "We Ride (I See the Future)" (rm|wm)
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and GRAMMY® Award winner Sam Moore recently completed an astonishing new solo album project Sam Moore: Overnight Sensational. With a little help from some extremely talented friends such as Bruce Springsteen, Vince Gill, Eric Clapton, Mariah Carey, the late, great Billy Preston, and with Randy Jackson at the production helm, Overnight Sensational is worthy of bringing Grammy glory home yet again to the ever-deserving Moore. With Grammy voting happening now, Moore will assuredly grab the attention of voters with his brilliant mix of raucous, energetic soul and diverse musical skills ranging from country to rock to R&B.
Taking Back Sunday recently released their second single and latest music video for "Liar (It Takes One to Know One)," and are now giving fans the chance to go behind-the-scenes with exclusive footage from the making of the video. The two-minute special is only available through the band's YouTube channel and features an exclusive interview, scenes from the video shoot, and a look at the videomaking process. YouTube users and Taking Back Sunday fans are encouraged to subscribe to the band's channel to get instant alerts when Taking Back Sunday posts new video content, behind-the-scenes "webisodes," or exclusive footage available only in their Video Log.
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