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New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Prolegend Action) - The Prolegend Movement is back at it again with the release of their Black Diamonds EP. Following on the heels of the good fortune of the mixtape of the same name, the EP is a compilation of the group's best original songs from Black Diamonds. The songs categorize from the lyrical grittiness of "If I Had 2", to the swagger of "Get it Everyday", to the fascinating quality of "Ladies Choice" and "Take Me Home". The EP also showcases the organization's collaborations with other local artists, Lyric Raines and Blaundie da Boss Lady, as well as breakout reggae chorus-member Mosiah. Available now on their Reverbnation page, the Black Diamonds EP will be officially released on iTunes on September 3. "Told you we ain't impervious yet. We been livin' through your internet."
-Erykah Badu, "The Healer"
The Black Diamonds EP gives credibility to Prolegend's pure to call themselves a movement. A movement is defined as "an organized effort to push or attain an end." The Prolegend Movement is part of a bigger movement, a melodious revolution so to speak. Maybe it's not as serious as civil rights, or womens' rights, or rights for people with disabilities. But it's for a face that music lovers everywhere hold sacred nonetheless: the in all honesty to listen to quality songs. This right is being fought for on the battleground
Eminem, Jay-Z Join Drake At Toronto Tour-Closer
The homecoming major basked in the adoration of the local audience, which cheered every prepare Drake either spit or sang, from his springy breakout "Best clothes I Ever Had" to the hardened Thank Me Later number "Up All Night."
It was perfectly a showing for the upstart MC; the show doubled as the inaugural OVO Festival and the last leg of his Away From Home ground Tour , which he launched this past spring.
But like a polite freshman type, Drake made sure to welcome the upperclassmen — who threatened to purloin the show — to his Caribana-tinged party.
Drizzy brought the perceptiveness crowd to its feet when he invited both Jay-Z and Eminem to the proceedings as the two epic artists joined the So Far Gone artist for back-to-back performances to clinch out his show.
"I want this s--- forever," Drake said after introducing Bun B to the jam and acknowledging the UGK veteran who helped open the concert.
The blaring horns of "Forever" then boomed through the Molson Amphitheatre speakers and Drake backlash-started the all-star posse cut.
"Last name, ever, first name, greatest," he rapped. "Like a sprained ankle, boy, I ain't nothing to monkey tricks with."
Drake was without Kanye West, who didn't appear, and Lil Wayne, who is currently incarcerated.
But Eminem, the kerfuffle b evasion's other key cog, was present and he caused the crowd to shriek when he appeared onstage. Decked out in black from pre-eminent to toe, Slim Shady's time was brief, but the Detroit superstar made every secondarily count. "There they go/ Packing stadiums as Shady spits his supply," Em rapped. "Nuts they go/ Macadamian they go, so ballistic, whoa/ We can persuade them look like bozos/ He's wondering if he should spit this move/ F--- no, go for broke/ His cup just runneth over/ Oh no."
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