Lipstick Scribble: Under Construction
by Lady Scribble
Hello hello hello to all of our wonderful fans and followers. Lipstick Scribble will be under construction for the upcoming weeks, trying to prepare for our relaunch. We truly appreciate all of the love that we've been receiving and we are gearing up for something amazing. Keep an eye out for whats to come!!
Talk to you all soon. Until we meet again, keep living in the color lane!!!
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
Midday Music Break: Duelle Music "Breathe"
Midday Music Break: DUELLE MUSIC "BREATHE"
Make sure you check out my interview with the ladies and keep an eye out for them!!!
@DuelleMusic
www.duellemusic.com
Make sure you check out my interview with the ladies and keep an eye out for them!!!
@DuelleMusic
www.duellemusic.com
Morning Chat: DUELLE MUSIC
Morning Chat:
DUELLE MUSIC
By Lady Scribble
I recently had the privilege of interviewing a wonderful duo
that is making big strides in the music world. Duelle, the fiery sister group,
is considered an Electro-Pop/Hip-Hop group based in Miami. These amazing
sisters are clearly not new to the arts and have been competing in the dance
world since they were little. They went on to attend one of the top high
schools for the performing arts and later finished college with majors in
dance. Back in 2008, the duo began working on the Duelle Project, recording
original tracks and building up a unique brand. They are so passionate about
music and dance that they decided it was time to bring something fresh to the
industry by creatively blending both art forms.
Gabrielle and Danielle are definitely names that we should all
keep an eye out for. These ladies are here to make their mark on the industry
by bringing in something brand new. Innovators, game changers; these two are
bound to open doors for others along the way. Check out our morning chat and be
sure to keep up with Duelle and follow their journey!!! You’ll be so glad that
you did.
LS: Good morning ladies!! Let’s start simple, where did the name “Duelle” come from?
Duelle: Well we are Gabrielle and Danielle so the “Elle” came from
our name and “Due” in Italian means two, so that’s where we got “Duelle”.
LS: How has it been transitioning from dancing to singing?
Craziness or pretty smooth?
Duelle: We started dancing when we were three and we started
signing at about 10 in musicals and stuff. After we finished college we decided
to get serious about bringing something fresh to the industry and we hit the
studio. But we would die if we couldn’t dance. It’s crazy because in the dance
world, your name can only be so big. Like only people who dance would know you.
We really wanted to reach a bigger audience. It’s definitely been a struggle trying
to fuse the two together
LS: Wow, that’s really amazing!
Duelle: I mean, you don’t hear about a ballerina becoming a singer
but we want to inspire people to do it all.
LS: So how exactly would you describe your music?
Duelle: It’s a real futuristic sound that we’re been developing
over the years. I guess you would call it Electro-Pop. But to us it’s like
Electro-Pop with a Hip-Hop Swag!! We want to change the game. We think it’s
funny that we automatically get labeled as “Pop” because we’re white but we rap!!
We want to change the way people look at rap artists.
LS: Ha, I like that. Electro with swag, dope.
LS: So what artists influence you guys the most?
Duelle: BRITTANY SPEARS!! And of course GaGa, Nicki Minaj. We
really love seeing strong women that aren’t afraid to be different.
LS: What
artists are you guys looking to collaborate with in the future? Top
5 artists.
Duelle:
Chris Brown (performance wise), Brittany Spears because we would feel like she’s
passing the torch to us like Madonna did with her, Lil Wayne, 50 Cent and Nicki
Minaj…
LS:
Well you guys know I have to ask this, what’s going on with you love life?? You
guys dating anyone??
Duelle:
Ha ha ha, we’re actually anti-love right now. Like we say we have metal hearts
and it totally fits in with the whole robotic theme that we have. Robots with
metal hearts. We’ve both had our share of bad relationships so now we’re
married to Duelle.
LS:
Oh yeah, I can totally relate to that. I love that whole metal hearts thing.
LS:
Last question because I don’t want to keep you, what is the legacy that you
want leave with Duelle?
Duelle: We want to perform
and be known worldwide. We want to continue to build our brand and inspire
people with all different forms of art. Through Duelle we hope to show that you
can do any and everything if you keep pushing yourself. We just want little
girls to look up to us and feel like they can make it because we did. That’s
what inspires us to keep pushing.
Check out the video above to see Part 1 of the Duelle Project, the documentary.
Be
sure to check out Duelle at www.duellemusic.com
Keep
up with them on Twitter www.twitter.com/DuelleMusic
Check
out their YouTube page www.youtube.com/DuelleMusic
Monday, June 25, 2012
Midday Music Break: Nas ft Ryan Leslie and Rick Ross
Midday Music Break: Nas ft Ryan Leslie and Rick Ross
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Dear VH1, F U!!!
Dear VH1, F U!!!
by Lady Scribble
Last night, "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" aired with an opening out of this world. Drinks flying, cursing, crazy females, and an outrageous amount of "Ratchetness" filled up the first episode. And to add icing to the cake, a grand load of infidelity seems to be the main connection of all the women. Speaking of infidelity, the main man of the show, Stevie J (who has worked artists such as Diddy and Mariah Carey) and his girl Mimi, seem to be the Who's Who on the cheating scene. Sneaky man Stevie J tries to surprise is girl Mimi with an amazing house that just happens to be miles away from his studio. SHOCKER!!! Then of course there's Stevie J's artist, Joseline, who in my opinion looks like a horrible version of John Leguizamo in "Too Wong Foo". As cliche as this sounds, even Stevie Wonder could see that there's something going on between these two.
Oh but the plot thickens. It seems that every ghetto induced TV show has some form of a triangle between the guy, his girl and his mother. And this show has just that. Rapper Lil Scrappy, his girl Erica and his mother Momma Dee are going through this insane love triangle, modern day Oedipus Complex. Scrappy and Erica have been on a rollercoaster ride since his very public affair with rapper Diamond of Crime Mob, yet the two seem to be getting things together. But Scrappy's very outspoken mother Momma Dee (who happens to be an ex-pimp) doesn't seem to trust Erica at all and she's not afraid to let him know just that.
Meanwhile, artists K. Michelle and Rasheeda are doing their bests to restart their fallen music careers. K. Michelle very emotionally expresses to the world how an industry executive tricked her out of $2 million and physically beat her. Thankfully, she got away from the bad label deal and is doing her best to restart her career. Karlie Redd, a Jamaican singer who is trying to make a mark in the music industry, has a meeting with Stevie J to discuss her dreams. Redd is completely shocked when she sees the romantic connection between Joseline and Stevie J, understanding what's been driving Mimi crazy.
As the episode comes to a close (THANK GOD), the entire Stevie J/Joseline/Mimi fiasco comes to an abrupt turn when Karlie tells Mimi that she saw them publicly "making out". I mean honestly, if there were any allegations of me messing with someone, I would NOT sit between that person and my significant other. That's just asking for trouble. But in Stevie's defense, Mimi didn't really seem to care that the girl her man might be messing with was sitting right next to him. Hey, maybe I'm just a different kind of woman. So of course drinks had to fly!! One for the Big Red Dog draped across Joseline's shoulders (her fur vest) and one for Stevie J. But in true male fashion, Stevie ends the night by saying, "I ain't really having a good time." And proceeds to tell Mimi, "That bitch ain't see nothing." Hey, I'm convinced (no not really).
So instead of going home with the woman he claims he love, Stevie hops in the car with Chi Chi, I mean Joseline, and rides off.
by Lady Scribble
Last night, "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" aired with an opening out of this world. Drinks flying, cursing, crazy females, and an outrageous amount of "Ratchetness" filled up the first episode. And to add icing to the cake, a grand load of infidelity seems to be the main connection of all the women. Speaking of infidelity, the main man of the show, Stevie J (who has worked artists such as Diddy and Mariah Carey) and his girl Mimi, seem to be the Who's Who on the cheating scene. Sneaky man Stevie J tries to surprise is girl Mimi with an amazing house that just happens to be miles away from his studio. SHOCKER!!! Then of course there's Stevie J's artist, Joseline, who in my opinion looks like a horrible version of John Leguizamo in "Too Wong Foo". As cliche as this sounds, even Stevie Wonder could see that there's something going on between these two.
Oh but the plot thickens. It seems that every ghetto induced TV show has some form of a triangle between the guy, his girl and his mother. And this show has just that. Rapper Lil Scrappy, his girl Erica and his mother Momma Dee are going through this insane love triangle, modern day Oedipus Complex. Scrappy and Erica have been on a rollercoaster ride since his very public affair with rapper Diamond of Crime Mob, yet the two seem to be getting things together. But Scrappy's very outspoken mother Momma Dee (who happens to be an ex-pimp) doesn't seem to trust Erica at all and she's not afraid to let him know just that.
Meanwhile, artists K. Michelle and Rasheeda are doing their bests to restart their fallen music careers. K. Michelle very emotionally expresses to the world how an industry executive tricked her out of $2 million and physically beat her. Thankfully, she got away from the bad label deal and is doing her best to restart her career. Karlie Redd, a Jamaican singer who is trying to make a mark in the music industry, has a meeting with Stevie J to discuss her dreams. Redd is completely shocked when she sees the romantic connection between Joseline and Stevie J, understanding what's been driving Mimi crazy.
As the episode comes to a close (THANK GOD), the entire Stevie J/Joseline/Mimi fiasco comes to an abrupt turn when Karlie tells Mimi that she saw them publicly "making out". I mean honestly, if there were any allegations of me messing with someone, I would NOT sit between that person and my significant other. That's just asking for trouble. But in Stevie's defense, Mimi didn't really seem to care that the girl her man might be messing with was sitting right next to him. Hey, maybe I'm just a different kind of woman. So of course drinks had to fly!! One for the Big Red Dog draped across Joseline's shoulders (her fur vest) and one for Stevie J. But in true male fashion, Stevie ends the night by saying, "I ain't really having a good time." And proceeds to tell Mimi, "That bitch ain't see nothing." Hey, I'm convinced (no not really).
So instead of going home with the woman he claims he love, Stevie hops in the car with Chi Chi, I mean Joseline, and rides off.
NEW MUSIC: Danny! "Goodbye Love"
NEW MUSIC: Danny! "Goodbye Love"
That's right, our boy Danny! has dropped a new video for "Goodbye Love".
The ladies here are Lipstick Scribble are huge fans of Danny! What can we say, dude is mad talented. Just wait until we get our interview!! We'll be sure to get all the information you've itching to find out. Until then, check out the video!!!
Be sure to follow Danny! on twitter @dannyswain
Check out his website www.dannyswain.com
NEW MUSIC: Kelly Rowland and Melanie Fiona
NEW MUSIC: Kelly Rowland "Summer Dreaming"
NEW MUSIC: Melanie Fiona "This Time"
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