This is the debut single from Maxta, a young rapper who originated from the east end of London and His the first Artist signing to Jamal Edwards(creator of SB-TV) Just Jam Records. This song is a Hit and the Young London emcee is going Hard at it. The remix of this song featuring Tinchy Stryder, Lady Leshurr and Rizzle Kicks entitled All Star rockin remix coming next week officially on Itunes, Check it Out after the Jump below and Press Play for the Music video Now,
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A host of exciting new acts have joined the line-up for this year’s exciting Barclaycard Wireless Festival 2012. We been looking through the line up and there will be weekend, noticing acts like Deadmau5, Drake, Calvin Harris, Wiz Khalifa, J. Cole, The Weeknd, Nero, Chiddy Bang, Lloyd, Dot Rotten, Araabmuzik and more it will sure be Doper than cream and in other News MTV have teamed up with the Barclaycard Wireless Festival this year, which means you can catch all the action exclusively on MTV Music and MTV Live HD on the 28th & 29th July get Your tickets here to Roll with us.
Props to MTV UK
This is Nicki Minaj’s “Roman Reloaded” which features Lil Wayne, off her forthcoming sophomore album “Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded”
As in other news the Barclaycard Wireless Festival which is a dazzling open-air live music experience in the heart of bustling London offers a chance to experience the excitement of watching the best in popular music right with many more acts. Wireless Festival announced this Nicki Minaj is one of the latest acts confirmed to play the festival on Saturda She’ll be joined by Jessie J, Calvin Harris, Labrinth, J. Cole, Rizzle Kicks, Kaskade and Flux Pavilion, Nero, Tulisa, Knife Party and Dbanj also join the Saturday bill which is headlined by Drake, whilst Pitbull, Cher Lloyd, Madeon, A$AP Rocky and Stooshe.
Minaj talks extensively about her style to the magazine, explaining that her “costumes, not outfits” are usually made in Japan by unknown designers. She also reveals that she wasn’t so adventurous fashion-wise while she was growing up in Queens. “I was dressing in Tommy Hilfiger baggy shirts and Boss jeans, but then I met a person who dressed like a tiny lady — pantsuits, heels, lots of makeup. I thought she was larger than life,” says Minaj. “She once did my makeup — I had never seen myself made up before. I didn’t want to wash it off; I felt like I had one day to live this fantasy of being a glamour girl.”
While Minaj has chosen the right profession for being a glamour girl every day, she says that she wasn’t always sure that she wanted to be a recording artist.
“A huge part of me wanted to be a lawyer,” Minaj tells the magazine. “I would do a really good job as a prosecutor.”