My influences stem from a love for all music. I have a wide variety of artists that I grew up listening to. One huge influence is Prince all the way from For You to 3121. A lot of people don't know this but Prince is an emcee and has made a lot of rap songs. Other artists consist of A Tribe Called Quest, Common (Sense), De La Soul, The Roots, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Kanye West etc. The day I fell in love with this thing called hip hop was when I heard the intro to The Low End Theory album. Since then nothing has come close until now!
Currently in disc changer:
Corrine Bailey Rae - Self Titled (Amazing album)
Common - Finding Forever (Been a fan since "Can I Borrow A Dollar")
Kanye West - Graduation
Prince - Planet Earth (A complete album from start to finish)
Talib Kweli - Eardrum (My favorite emcee)
Brandan - Untitled (Lyrics, looks, and likability. Just me being modest/honest)
Panic! At The Disco - A Fever You Can't Sweat Out (Great musical arrangement, lyrics, and vocals.)
Stevie Thunder Presents: The Elevation (Great mixtape and it doesn't hurt the fact that I'm on it.)
What's Up Brandan just had to get back to your spot again to spread blessing's & love Grown Folks Style !!!!...Remember Tenderness & kindness are not signs of weakness & despair,but manifestations of strength & resolutions.
Congress can pass the public option; they need to see that we support this major reform. If you would like one of these default "Organizing for Health Care" photos made like mine, please read Craig's latest blog, follow the instructions and him a request at:
President Obama celebrates his birthday Tuesday by bringing the Senate Democratic caucus to The White House for lunch, to deliver a message everyone in the room knows all too well: Failure is not an option on health care.
wots good Brandan? check me out on da get 2 know uk show today(sunday) 6-8 p.m gmt on axe f.m playin all my tracks and other uk artist,also gonna be spittin' some bars
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