ARTIST SPOTLIGHT
featuring singer
Fedarro in tribute to Michaeel Brown Jr.
When Kane first got wind of the killing of unarmed, black teen Michael Brown by a
white police officer in Ferguson, he had just stepped off an airplane flight from Los Angeles and
checked his Instagram app. Instantly, he felt he had to do something to stand up to the
racial profiling and brutality of the
police. “If you have a heart, it’s only right to do so,” Kane told St. Louis Today.
He then decided to
create “No Justice No Peace” which features singer Fedarro, with the intent to
deliver a message
to America’s youth. “I didn’t do this for reaction. I did it to get a point across that
this is every black kid.”
The point being that the death of Michael Brown isn’t a solitary, one-time event
in America’s social history,
that it could happen again, to anybody, if something isn’t done to stop it.
“I didn’t want to make any
song,” he says, referring to when he first had the idea. “I knew everybody
would make a song
saying, ‘Mike Brown Mike Brown Mike Brown’ the whole song,” Kane explains.
“My song says that’s
me on the ground, and that’s all my friends on the ground. This is us,” he says.
To hear it go to .
http://www.stltoday.com/fresco-kane-no-justice-no-peace-ft-fedarro/youtube_367c792d-00df-5034-a3fa-24111cac732c.html
SELFIE PIX
This week we feature WHHL Hot 104.1 dee-jay radio personality Cuddy
and his new wife Dominique who shared his photo of themselves on
their honeymoon. Congrats to the newlyweds.
MAAT TIMED
This week we feature YOURS TRULY with two STL based media colleagues
St Louis Post Dispatch Pop critic Kevin Johnson and Majic 100.3 radio
personality Mishelae. We were at a fashion event held at the
Contemporary Arts Museum Oct 2008.
To see pics go to
This week we feature STL radio legend Calvin King who is rockin
this black tie with its white dots and collaged lines with white shirt.
And of course we cant forget his trademarked eye frames that
hemmed his distinguished dapper look.
Why were hackers able to hack I Cloud? And why
The Third Annual St. Louis Black Film Festival will be September 6-14 2014
at the MX Theater at 618 Washington Ave. in downtown Saint Louis. All the films
screened will be new movies and not only will the fest feature feature-length films
but music videos, short films, and short documentaries as well.
Tickets for film programs at MX Theater at 618 Washington Ave.
are $10 for each day of the fest. They can be purchased each day or night of the festival
at the theatre or at the MX site
Blkwolf, A subsidiary of T. Moore Media, is pleased to announce our Suite7 Fashion Show 2014, which will begin at 7:07 p.m. on Sunday, September 7, 2014, at 14th Street Artist Community (2701 N 14th Street, St. Louis, MO 63106). The show features creations from 7 immaculate designers who have come toghether to participate in what is intended to be nothing less than historical. This is an event that you will remember for years to come, so don't miss Suite7
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/suite7-the-premiere-fashion-experience-tickets-12265192521
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