Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Sunday, July 30, 2017
The Lippie That Could: Maybelline #SuperStayMatteInk
I love a long-standing lippie. Then again, who doesn't? Setting the bar high is Maybelline's new #SuperStayMatteInk liquid lipsticks. Seriously, you're going to want to check these out.
Check out the range of superstay lippies Maybelline has to offer after the jump
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Vibe Session Material: Producer Seneca B Delivers Sunday Morning Feels on 'Friends'
In a world that seems to only gets crazier and harder to deal with as we get older, it's important to protect our inner peace; not to mention, our sanity. For those vibe out sessions meant to help you decompress, producer Seneca B has the perfect material to chill out to with Friends. Mashing up jazz, hip hop, and overall, old school elements, Seneca delivers an extremely relaxing, but vibrant piece that will speak to your spirit. Ethereally woozy, this is the perfect album to throw on while you drink some tea, light some incense and/or candles, and get lost in a book.
Listen to Seneca B's album Friends after the jump!
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Lyricist Frank Peters Comes Up a Couple of Hues Short on 'Fifty Shades of Frank'
Imagine if Christian Grey decided to leave his financially cozy corporate life to become a rapper. Would he utilize his words to deliver his kink? Would he lean more towards a smoothly alluring aesthetic or would he take more of a dominating aggressive approach? Would he be too stiff? Welp, keep dreaming because this musical composition is not going to give you any voyeuristic view into that fantasy.
In his latest project, South Carolina lyricist Frank Peters takes a stab at his own creative rendition inspired by the cinematic hit. Fifty Shades of Frank offers an ambitious effort to exhibit multiple sides to Peters as an artist, but underwhelmingly falls short. Connected by smokey and sensual interludes, Peters' flow delivers stamina in a lackluster manner; the kind that will leave you laying there wondering, "Is he done yet?"
Listen to Frank Peters' project Fifty Shades of Frank after the jump!
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