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Adele - Oh My God (Official Video) Hotney 4 Streams • 3 years ago

Official Video for "Oh My God" by Adele.
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Lyrics
I ain’t got too much time to spare
But I’ll make time for you to show how much I care
Wish that I would let you break my walls
But I’m still spinning out of control from the fall
Boy you give good love I won’t lie
It’s what keeps me coming back even though I’m terrified

I know that it’s wrong
But I want to have fun
Hmm yeah
Hmm yeah

Oh my god I can’t believe it
Out of all the people in the world
What is the likelihood of
Jumping out of my life
And into your arms
Maybe baby I’m just losing my mind
Cause this is trouble
But it feels right teetering on the edge
Of heaven and hell
Is a battle that I cannot fight

I’m a fool but they all think I’m blind
I’d rather be a fool than leave myself behind
I don’t have to explain myself to you
I am a grown woman and I do what I want to do

Lord don’t let me
I said lord don’t let me
I said lord don’t let me let me down

Credits:
Directed by: Sam Brown
Video Commissioner: Phil Lee @phillee at Untold Studios @untold_studios
Executive Producer: Nkem Egbuchiri at Untold Studios @Nkem__nkem
Executive Producer: Bryan Younce at Columbia Records
Executive Producer: Polly Ruskin at Rogue Films @pollyruskin
Production Company: Rogue Films / Imperial Woodpecker
Cinematographer: Roman Vasyanov
Choreographer: Megan Lawson
Choreographer Assistant: Taylor James
Art Director: Nu California
Stylist: Jamie Mizrahi
Hair: Sami Knight
Make-up: Anthony Nguyen
Nails: Kimmie Kyees
Stylist (Dancers): Natasha Newman-Thomas
Lead Make-up & Hair (Dancers): Jenni Clark
Editor: Sam Ostrove at Cabin Edit @cabinedit
Post: ETC @electrictheatrecollective

Dancer: Amari Marshall
Dancer: Kaili Bright
Dancer: Devin Walker
Dancer: Cullen Chambers
Dancer: Teresa Toogie Barcelo
Dancer: Koine Iwasaki (Koko)
Dancer: Christopher Nyemchek (Kiki)
Dancer: Hyun Joon Kim
Dancer: Baylie Olsen
Dancer: McCall Olsen
Dancer: Darius Boatner
Dancer: Adrianna Chandrae Gomez
Dancer: Stephen Sayer
Dancer: Justin De Vera
Dancer: Zavion Brown
Dancer: Bri Morrison
Dancer: Sara Jane Gould
Dancer: Reshma Gajjar
Dancer: Adedamola Orisagbemi (Nugget)
Young Boy: William Delesk

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Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - Take You There (Official Video) Hotney 5 Streams • 3 years ago

From the album "Main Ingredient" (1994)

Pete Rock & CL Smooth are a hip-hop duo from Mount Vernon, New York. They made their debut with their 1991 EP, All Souled Out and followed with 1992's Mecca and the Soul Brother LP.

As a producer, DJ Pete Rock (Peter Phillips) gained notoriety for his use of obscure soul and jazz records, frequently making use of horn-driven hooks. Lead vocalist CL Smooth (Corey Penn) delivered more conscious style of rap which contrasted with the popular gangsta rap records of the time, and he mostly avoided profanity, similar in style and delivery to positive East Coast rappers like those associated with the Native Tongues Crew. Their signature hit was "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)", a requiem for fallen friends—namely Troy "Trouble T-Roy" Dixon, a member of Heavy D & The Boyz, who died in 1990. They were first signed to Elektra Records, managed, and Executive Produced by Eddie F of Heavy D and The Boyz and Untouchables Entertainment who also then managed Pete Rock as a producer. Pete Rock was one of the original three "Untouchables" producers along with Eddie F himself and Nevelle Hodge.

In 1994 the duo followed up with The Main Ingredient, and they appeared as frequent guest artists collaborating on remixes, soundtracks, and other works. Public Enemy, EPMD, Heavy D and Johnny Gill were among the artists they collaborated with, and they can also claim credit for producing (and performing on) Run–D.M.C.'s 1993 comeback single 'Down with the King'.

The group broke up in 1995 (shortly after a Sprite TV commercial), however they have collaborated several times since on a handful of cuts from Pete Rock's solo recordings: Soul Survivor (1998), PeteStrumentals (2001) and Soul Survivor II (2004). The duo also went on a brief reunion tour as a warm up for their then-anticipated new album, which ended with a show at London's famous Jazz Cafe. Despite these intermittent collaborations, the pair has exchanged dismissive comments toward each other in separate interviews, disavowing plans for a full-fledged reunion.

Their best-of compilation, Good Life, was released on Elektra/WEA in 2003.

During this period, CL Smooth went on to release two solo albums - American Me in 2006 and The Outsider in 2007. Pete Rock would produce tracks for numerous artists, including CL Smooth's It's a Love Thing and Love is a Battlefield from each of his solo albums. Pete Rock had confirmed that among his promised new slew of releases in 2011, that one of the albums would be the third album between himself and CL Smooth, that as of 2012, is still in the works.

A deluxe CD box set of Mecca and the Soul Brother was released on September 14, 2010 by Traffic Entertainment Group. The package includes a remastered CD of the original album, a second disc of remixes, instrumentals and a cappellas, a fold-out poster and a detailed booklet with interviews and insights from Rock and Smooth by Brian Coleman.

In late 2010, the two finally ended their creative differences after 15 years of being at odds with each other. The duo has officially reunited for the sake of hip-hop and are respectfully working with each other again. The death of hip-hop pioneer Guru earlier in the year was a major catalyst which led to inspiring their reunion. They wanted to avoid the fate which befell Gang Starr, in which lead rapper Guru had not been on speaking terms with DJ Premier for roughly seven years and could not resolve their differences before his untimely death from cancer.

While touring in London with CL Smooth in early December 2011, Pete Rock stated that a new album was already in the works and would be released by year's end, or as soon as it was completed. The album will be the duo's third album, and the first album since 1994's The Main Ingredient.

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