Eloise Laws by Terrence Lathan

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This month we are highlighting, singer and Houston native, Eloise Laws
Eloise Laws is a hidden gem whose music is most often dug up out of dusty bins by vinyl record aficionados. Laws emerged in the seventies and despite being the sister of flutist Hubert Laws, saxophonist Ronnie Laws and vocalist Debra Laws, she never got [...]

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Smokey Robinson Live @ The Arena by Terrence Lathan

William “Smokey” Robinson’s music is in the world’s musical D.N.A. As a founding member of the Motown empire, he penned and performed some of the most popular and historic songs of all time.

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Despite mixed-to-horrible reviews of her 2011, “Moving Target” tour, Lauryn Hill continues to sell out venues wherever she lands.

David Sha “Carverdale” Review by Terrence Lathan

Lyrically, if ‘my baby don’t wear no drawers,’ doesn’t make you wince in confusion at the start of the song, the use of the words hood and ghetto might be the cliches to do you in.

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Even before the lovely, Avery Sunshine, sat down at her keyboard and began to play, her song began in the joy on her face as she walked onto the stage.

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