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SPINNING THROUGH THE WIND

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Kendall Fredrick Person

SPINNING

SPINNING THROUGH THE WIND an analogy based on our reality.

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Category: inspiration, poetry, self, The Latest Tags: analogy, analogy of reality, blazing summer days, Dashanne Stokes, delta breeze, hip-hop, kendall f. person, Native American Crazy, poem, Rebeliant Beatz, spinning, this is... The Neighborhood

Culture Clash: Beastie Boys, Eminem, Vanilla Ice and… a History of the White Rappers

Posted on May 15, 2017 by Kendall Fredrick Person

White rappers

a music review
The history of white rappers, separating the authentic from the slackers.

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Category: Society/Culture Tags: 3rd Bass, Baby G Da General, beastie boys, blew roof on coliseum, california, coliseum, Culture Clash: Beastie Boys, Eminem, hip-hop, Keenan Rucker, Michael deLeon, money train, music review, oakland, rap, rap festival, review, run dmc, Spencer Goldstein, white rappers, whodini

Hip-Hop

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Kendall Fredrick Person

nwa

A brief history of hip hop

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Category: music, Society/Culture Tags: 2014 song of the year, blog post, cypress hill rappers, dr. dre first billionaire rapper, editorial, hip hop began in underground, hip hop staying power, hip-hop, indie music, jodeci backup father mc, kendall f. person, los rakas panama, marshall mathers best rapper, music in review, music review, nwa most successful group, queen latifah leading lady, sugarhill gang, the beastie boys legacy, the neighborhood, thepublicblogger awards, top 30 songs of 2015, underground rap

The Neighborhood Kick-Off Party: The Underground Stage featuring Jay Red and A World Premiere by Swift Slay & Nino Brown

Posted on March 1, 2015 by Kendall Fredrick Person

Swift Slay

from Miami Florida a world premiere and the introduction of a new resident artist. What better way to get the party started.

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Category: inspiration, noncategory Tags: hip-hop, miami stage, music, music review, nino brown, opening day, rap, season iv kick-off party, spend it on you, swift slay, swift slay and nino brown, The Neighborhood debut, this what, underground, underground stage, world premiere

Pole Worker at Night – a music review

Posted on January 11, 2013 by Kendall Fredrick Person

Pole Worker at Night is so hypnotic, it places the dancer inside of our heads….rather we want her there or not.

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Category: music, Reviews Tags: Alien 321, hip-hop, Killa K.I.D, killa kid, music, P – Shaw Productions M.G, Philadelphia, pole worker at night, rap, Reviews, song

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