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Five SXSW Acts I'm Sadly Going to Miss Today

Help me out, dear readers. Due to circumstances that are out of my control, I'll be heading back on a plane from Austin (not me) to Atlanta today in the early afternoon. Below are merely five acts I'm sad to miss. Please make it your job to go see them. There are many others, of course. Click here if you're having a tough time trying to decide how to spend your SXSaturday. But seriously, don't miss these:...  read more

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TVotR, The Roots, Cee-Lo, more re-imagine Nat King Cole

Recently, Pitchfork announced that Capitol/EMI and King Cole Partners & Productions are set to release a new disc of reworkings of Nat King Cole tunes by some of music's heavy hitters. And with that the tradition of tribute albums for recently deceased greats (sup, Elvis, Cash, Biggie and Waylon) continues....  read more

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Download Izza Kizza's Kizzaland mixtape for free

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We told you it was coming. Now the new Izza Kizza mixtape is finally here and ready for your eager ears....  read more

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Izza Kizza drops new track, KizzaLand mixtape to follow

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You may have forgotten that Valdosta, Ga. existed since watching that one episode of Mr. Show back in the '90s, but Izza Kizza is out to remind you that the epicenter of the hip-hop world right now is the South. And it's not like he's asking for much. All the up-and-coming acolyte of Mosley Studios wants to do is redefine the southern hip-hop game entirely with his upcoming KizzaLand mixtape, which features collaborations with Timbaland, Missy Elliot, Keri Hilson, Nelly Furtado and 88 Keys. The newest track Kizza dropped is "11even 12elve," a thumping club banger that cops a chorus...  read more

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Izza Kizza: Dropping Rhymes and Replying to E-mail

Hailing from Valdosta, a sleepy South Georgia town known for azaleas and high school football, the inventive MC known as Izza Kizza spouts goofy but clever lines that reference The Sixth Sense and encourage listeners to “party ’til you’re narcoleptic,” flowing in a deep voice that falls...  read more

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