Few hours ago (less than 2 days), the Segalese American R&B recording artist and songwriter, Akon, annouced that wizkid, 2face and Psquare will be representing konvict music in Nigeria.
Akon who is currently in Nigeria to launch a new energy drink-Citron made the announcement to guests and fans at Club 10. .
We contacted Vic O last night and he said he was aware of Speed Darlington's insults but was not going to reply him. It looks like Mr Vic has had it because on his timeline today, there were loads of insults to Speed Darlington. Vic even gave Mr Dalington 10 days to apologize to him publicly and officially. What happens if the ten days expires with no apology? How long is this war going to last? Who is going to win? Are there more people out there, like Speed Darlington, looking for an opportunity to surface? Has Mr Darlington finally gotten what he wanted - getting Vic O's attention........We will keep you posted.
About a month ago, "mediatakeout.com" said rihanna was pregnant. It seemed really hard to believe but now some signs are beginning to clear our doubt. Now tell me, why else would a female artiste even feel like throwing up in the middle of a performance? It either she has malaria or she is PREGNANT!!!
Rihanna had to run off stage in Portugal, in the middle of her performance, to vomit.
Well I guess its only a matter of time till the truth is revealed, if she is pregnant or not? . We will keep you guys posted.
LMFAO!! Who does this guy think he is? Dissing our very own Vic hooooo! According to Speed Darlington a.k.a Vic o's music career killer, the full version of the diss rap would be out on the 22nd of december. If you ask me, ill'd say this guy just wants cheap publicity from Vic. On his YouTube page he called Vic out by saying, "If you know the fucker tell him I say: say something if his the man he clams to be".
Yesterday, Speed darlington's Timeline was filled with insults directed to Vic but Vic O did not respond to any of them. In fact, at the time the insults were sent, Vic was enjoying himself at the notjustok concert.
We got in contact with Vic this evening and asked him if he has any problem with Mr Darlington and his reply was
"Not at all! Godforbid, I am not quarelling with anybody. People have been calling me and asking the same question. I dont even know him. I will not reply him. Whenever he gets tired, he will stop.
Mr Darlington, who claims to be a director, has a couple of MINDBLOWING videos on his YouTube page. Come to think of it, there is a similarity between Vic and Darlington when it comes to their style of music. If Mr Darlinton ever gets as popular as Vic O, we all should remember one thing, Vic o is the father of this new style of Nigerian music.
Our boy Vic O! Is in naij and was interviewed by "Flytime" recently. If there's anything I have learnt from Vic it is that you should believe in yourself and never listen to words of discouragement from people. I contacted Vic yesterday and he told me he was at the "notjustok" concert. He is really doing it big sha! Big ups! to Vicccc hoooooo!
Peter Preston Clarke a.k.a Peter Clarke is a young dynamic, upcoming rapper/singer who developed an interest very early in life. He won the GLO G-BAM show rap battle in 2010. And appeared on Jimmy's Jump Off. He has worked with the likes of Knighthouse, e-twinz, Kraft, Xela, Joshbeats in producing some of his songs.
He got signed to World Famous Akademy this year. To him, music is life and everything.
Source-Q caught up with him recently:
Debbie: How did your interest in music start?
PETER CLARKE: Well, I had a roommate back in High school, my senior, who used to rap a lot, and he was getting attention. So I liked the attention he was getting and I wanted it too.
Bobby: So now you’re getting the attention?
PETER CLARKE: *laughs* Yeah yeah….haha…its too much now.
Debbie: Who writes your songs and what are they about?
Bobby: What motivates you to write?
PETER CLARKE: I write my songs. About everything. Everything motivates me. School, traffic, birds, could be anything at all.
Ummie: What’s one song that you wrote that was inspired by something?
PETER CLARKE: There’s this song I haven’t released, it was about the Niger Delta Crisis, I wrote a story about it, did a song.
Ummie: But you haven’t released it?
PETER CLARKE: No I haven't. I have a lot of songs I haven’t released.
Ummie: What's a song you’ve released that was inspired by something?
PETER CLARKE: Hmmm….''ur hawt'' with Ikechukwu….that was inspired by girls. *laughs*
*all laugh*
Bobby: Any particular girl?
PETER CLARKE: Nah nah nah
Debbie: So who are your greatest music influences?
PETER CLARKE: Ikechukwu, Jay Z, Kanye West, Mode nine, Terry tha rapman. Mode nine and Terry tha rapman taught me how to rap personally. Terry tha rapman used to live on my street and he actually taught me how to rap.
Debbie: How would you describe your music?
PETER CLARKE: My music is funny, witty, and entertaining.
Bobby: Where do you see urself in the next two, three years?
PETER CLARKE: I’ll be a superstar….*laughs*…seriously, I’ll be on the same level as wizkid, by God's grace.
Debbie: So you like wizkid?
PETER CLARKE: I like his music, it's entertaining.
Debbie: Whats the best part of making music to you?
PETER CLARKE: It’s amazing. When I’m recording, I don’t think about anything except music. It's like a sex addict having sex, or an alcoholic drinking. It's the most amazing feeling in the world. Making music is the best thing. Music is everything.
Bobby: So do you ever get random tunes in your head? What do you do to preserve the tune?
PETER CLARKE: I record it, anywhere I am, in the shower, on the road. I record it on my phone, or go to the studio.
Bobby: So you record often?
PETER CLARKE: Yeah, I’m in the studio a lot. Like the WFA studio back in Nigeria, or I record with SoundSmith here in Ghana. Its like practice. I have lots of songs I haven’t released. I record a lot now just for practice.
Bobby: So will you leak anything anytime soon?
PETER CLARKE: Me?....nah…..hahaha….Dont worry though, you guys will hear stuff soon. I’m just trying to finish up with school, before anything. My mum didn’t want me dropping out of school. She said I could do my music but I had to do school too. So it has a lot to do with timing.
Debbie: So you wont be releasing any album before you finish with school?
PETER CLARKE: Anything can happen, could be before or after.
Debbie: Have you got any previous album out?
PETER CLARKE: No not yet, I just have mixtape songs for now. But I’ll be releasing something soon.
Bobby: Do you like working with other artistes?
PETER CLARKE: When I work with someone, its usually for something, for a reason.
Ummie: So why did you work with Ikechukwu?
PETER CLARKE: Ahhhhh, He’s my oga na….my boss.
Ummie: Is it that you guys just met? And he signed you?
Debbie: Yeah, how did you get signed to WFA?
PETER CLARKE: *laughs* I was just at some studio recording with friends, and he walked in while I was freestyling, then I started going hard, because I guessed he was feeling it, so I was really happy. Like when he walked in I literally was like ''whoa!…wow!’’….I had never met Ikechukwu before, even though I’d met other celebs in my life. Then he listened to some of my songs. Its kinda a really long story, but anyway, we had a meeting after that, and it all went down. And yeah, then I released ‘’Ill est malad’’, a mix tape track, and ‘’whats ma name’’, mixtape track as well.
Bobby: So are you single? Or you know doing some under G things?
PETER CLARKE: *laughs* I;m single hahahaha….nah nah nah…no under G….
Ummie: What makes you different from other musicians?
PETER CLARKE: I can think…I think hard. Like if someone says ‘I’m the star of this movie, you're just an extra ’, I’ll go ahead to say…*pause*…ok I actually came up with something....''Hail to the naysayers, I'll be sure to say praise for your name. I'm the star of this movie, and y'all just the day players.''
I think, I really think…..
Debbie: Outside the box…
PETER CLARKE: Yeah, outside the box.
Bobby: Do you think you would ever come back and be like…I’m done with this, I’m done with music?
PETER CLARKE: I cant say, I might go all the way, become a Lagbaja or something…*laughs* seriously…
I cant say though, I might do business, go into music business and all. But at this point in my life, Music is all the way for me.
Debbie: Do you have a contract with WFA to release an album or something?
PETER CLARKE: The thing is, WFA, is a family. I’m just trying to take my time, and let everything fall into place. To do it all at the right time.
Video link to his Jimmy's Jump Off performance:
To listen and download some of his songs:
1. Speakers Gonna Hammer (Ill Est Malad) Click here
While in Rochester, NY for a club appearance, Lil Kim spoke with 754 Media about her upcoming book and accompanying movie.
On the new book: "The book is called 'The Price Of Loyalty' and its strictly about my stint when I was in prison. What we're trying to do now, is whats taking so long, we’re trying to make a mini-movie to coincide with the book. That takes a while because you gotta greenlight it and all that stuff, you know, everything has to be done in moderation."
On who she has been working with: "Timbaland, he always been like family. He loves me, I love him, so we've been working. I got a song with Rockwilder." She continued on talking about collaborating with Wyclef. "It's so interesting, Wyclef gave me a joint thats just so crazy. It's stupid, I love it."
