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The new video from Boss Goodie, featuring Leona Harper and Buggz brings a rare flare to a sometimes dull music scene. Boss Goodie’s unique flows are all about real life situations that many people can relate to, and Leona Harper’s sultry vocals bring a refreshing sound to Colorado Hip Hop. These two artists accompanied with Buggz make for a successful combination. Check out the video below!
More info: twitter.com/BossGoodie
Roo & The Howl’s newest project, ME/WE, is one of those albums that comes along once in a blue moon to remind us what music can really do. From sad and somber tunes to the ones that can remind you of your own inner strength, ME/WE has songs that will really reach all parts of your heart. I was especially blown away by “Walk On”. While these tracks have a folk music feel to them this music is meant to have a little something for everybody. The vocals and instrumentals work together to create the right kind of peaceful music that will be welcomed on anyone’s playlist.
More info: www.rooandthehowl.com
Has music ever painted an alluring image in your mind? If not, you haven’t heard the dynamic pop-band Rachel & The Kings. Their sound isn’t their only astonishing art. Rachel & The Kings just released a new video (produced by Silver Halide Pictures) for their song “Edge of Me”. Rachel’s dynamic vocals and the band member’s free flowing actions arouses you to “let it go” and “free yourself.”
Be sure to grab their latest EP: Edge of Me on iTunes now!
Keep up with Rachel and the Kings: www.facebook.com/RachelandTheKings
Alex Medellin, or Late Night Radio as you may know him, has come forth and just dropped his newest and first album through Super Best Records. This infant of a record label is already lookin’ like a strong and healthy young man, with Mux Mool‘s “Appetite For Production,” and LNR’s “Soap Box,” dropping within three days of each other. This soulful, genre-melting project that LNR has put together is a wonderful example of why we love the ruckus that the whole Super Best squad brings. With tracks ranging from thoughtful soul-searcher’s like “Forever In A Day,” to chunky mid-tempo jams like “Tree Trunks,” the album shows a sonic eclecticness perfect for all lovers of music, especially those electro hip-hop enthusiasts. Like a speaker on a podium, LNR stands atop his own”Soap Box” to deliver a message both positive and pleasing to the ear, make sure to give it a listen.
More info: www.SuperBestRecords.co
Denver, Colorado –
Last night following Feed The Rocks fundraising concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater, 3 people were injured when gun fire rang out in the parking lot. Initially The Denver Police Twitter account (@DenverPolice) reported that they were responding to a shooting at 6th and Kalamath. The authorities later confirmed that both scenes were related.
According to officials, a vehicle which was targeted by gunfire fled Red Rocks and drove to 6th and Kalamath where police were called for assistance.
All injured parties in the vehicle were moved to nearby hospitals.
Jeffco Police searched every single vehicle as they left the park.
Various people who attended the concert tweeted that California rapper School Boy Q was the target of the assailants. Neither police, Feed The Rocks or School Boy Q’s team have released a statement confirming or denying that allegation.
However, multiple photos taken by @Karlgehring show a person who looks strikingly familiar to School Boy Q being detained by police at 6th and Kalamath. Another photo shows the victims white SUV with bullet holes in the front windshield.
Anyone with information regarding the shooting should call Jeff Co investigator’s tip line at 303-271-5612
*More updates to come*
Photo Credit: @Karlgehring
One person was detained as Denver Police investigated a triple shooting after a concert at Red Rocks Thursday night. pic.twitter.com/Nfa7oeMHz4
— Karl Gehring (@karlgehring) June 20, 2014
Wit THA G.O.A.T ESCO pic.twitter.com/QoOcawNG22
— ScHoolboy Q (@ScHoolBoyQ) June 20, 2014