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26 Thursday Apr 2018
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Extraordinaire is tired of being humble -drops the single #GOME (official video)
After his team the New Southern Order won Atlanta Movement Of The Year in 2016 Extraordinaire steps out of the NSO light to release his first solo single since that year. As well as a new video for his single re-establishing song “Go Me”
Available now on these digital outlets
VIDEO – https://youtu.be/gyPHN55WdZs
AMAZON – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C7WLT2S
BANDCAMP- https://extraordinaire.bandcamp.com/album/go-me
iTUNES – https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/go-me-single/1373294166
SOUNDCLOUD – https://soundcloud.com/extraordinairethegreat/go-me-snippet
SPOTIFY & APPLE MUSIC- https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/extraordinaire/daSn
iHEART – https://www.iheart.com/artist/id-30372332/albums/id-55942340
GOOGLE PLAY – https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Extraordinaire_Go_Me?id=Bqaj4f5sj3uinxtrckaspl43rv4
DEEZER – https://www.deezer.com/album/61603472
NAPSTER – https://us.napster.com/artist/extraordinaire/album/go-me
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27 Tuesday Feb 2018
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24 Tuesday Oct 2017
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OLD
Believes in the album.
YOUNG
Believes in the single. It’s all about the track, if you like something you go deeper, it’s about a body of work, click on an act in Spotify and you find what’s most popular and you check that out, assuming you care, and many people don’t, especially in hip-hop, the song is part of the culture, the same way British Invasion singles were part of the culture.
OLD
Believes in CDs.
YOUNG
Doesn’t have a CD player. They don’t come in cars, assuming you’ve got one, as millennials move to the city and Uber, and new computers don’t come with them, if you’re still sending someone promotional CDs it’s a reflection upon you, they’re worthless.
OLD
Passive.
YOUNG
Active. Sure, a millennial might put an online radio station, albeit generated by Pandora or Spotify, on in the background, but more likely they’ll be streaming…
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02 Wednesday Aug 2017
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STAY IN THE MARKETPLACE
Mystery is history. Remove yourself from the scene and you’re forgotten. Your number one concern is satiating your fans. You do this by giving them news updates and new music. Music is primarily one-offs on YouTube and Soundcloud. An acoustic cover of a new hit or a classic can work wonders, people already know the song so they don’t tune out and they love to pass these things on, potentially converting newbies. As for news… Unless you’re a superstar, keep it under the radar and don’t overdo it. Put it on your website and socials, BUT ONLY ONCE! Sure, if you’re inclined to, post life updates and opinions on the social networks. But you must do it yourself, if you’re employing someone to do it the audience can tell and it works against you. You don’t want to look like you’re working it. If you’re a…
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29 Monday Feb 2016
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My first experience with racism, humorously, did not involve white people. It was actually at a barbecue thrown by a friend of my moms when I was about 7.
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08 Monday Feb 2016
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#StockholmSyndrome
I’ve been married a lot longer than the majority of my friends. 13 years. 14 on November of 2016. Even though they’d never admit it, plenty of my friends come to me for advice on their marriages.
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09 Wednesday Sep 2015
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Greetings world. I was out with the family earlier today and of course we were listening to the radio. The new K-Camp song “Comfortable” came on and I was thinking to myself “Damn this dude blew up out of nowhere.” But that is not true at all. Most artists had to take lesser positions in order to gain their current status. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with paying dues.
But this article isn’t about that.
This article is about the artists whose dues were paid, but are no longer with us. Artists who literally aren’t here anymore to even consider.
Case in point, I just mentioned K-Camp. Nice string of hits, guest features, he’s doing his thing. But that’s now. Do you remember the first time you heard K-Camp? Well this was my first time.
Mykko Montana featuring K Camp- Do It
What in thee Hell happened to this…
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