Timbaland made a longtime dream a reality by using A.I. to create a song with The Notorious B.I.G. but fans have mixed reactions to the iconic producer's use of the late rapper's voice. On Wednesday (May 3), Timbaland hit up Instagram to reveal that one of the very few accomplishments the esteemed beatmaker had yet to achieve in his storied career has come to fruition. With the help of artificial intelligence, Timbo locked in an original collab with the late great Notorious B.I.G. in a song that has garnered a tremendous amount of both controversy and praise. ...
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Timbaland Makes Longtime Dream of Working w/ Notorious B.I.G. a Reality With New A.I. Song
Timbaland made a longtime dream a reality by using A.I. to create a song with The Notorious B.I.G. but fans have mixed reactions to the iconic producer's use of the late rapper's voice. On Wednesday (May 3), Timbaland hit up Instagram to reveal that one of the very few accomplishments the esteemed beatmaker had yet to achieve in his storied career has come to fruition. With the help of artificial intelligence, Timbo locked in an original collab with the late great Notorious B.I.G. in a song that has garnered a tremendous amount of both controversy and praise. ... -
LL COOL J Says Being Sampled By The Notorious B.I.G. Makes Him A True Artist
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Hip-Hop Fans React To Biggie AI-Generated Cover Of Nas N.Y. " State Of Mind"
A new artificial intelligence-generated track of the late Notorious B.I.G. covering Nas N.Y State Of Mind has hit the digital streets and Hip-Hop fans are split on how they feel about the record. Cant believe i just listened 5 minutes of biggie rapping ny state of mind, one person wrote in the comments of the viral TikTok shared last Friday (April 28). AI just confirming that everything sounds better when its rapped by Biggie, another person said. Also, this is mental. ... -
Bill Bellamy Recalls 'Acting Like Kids' with Biggie Over Meeting Michael Jackson!
Actor and comedian Bill Bellamy has an epic personal database of memories to share from an incredible pop culture era: the '90s. Discussing his new book Top Billin': Stories of Laughter Lessons and Triumph out April 25 the former MTV VJ told PEOPLE how rewarding the writing process was while documenting those iconic instances. Recounting the groundbreaking time he spent as one of the network's first Black VJs, the TV pioneer shared one of the more "surreal" moments. "I'm on stage [at the VMAs],...
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WMX premiers episode which explores the legacy of Notorious BIG's "Life After Death"
A visual podcast series spotlighting iconic albums in pop culture is being launched this month by WMX, the next-generation artist services, media and creative content division of Warner Music Group. In conjunction with the celebration of hip-hops 50th anniversary, the debut season of Iconic Records will explore The Notorious B.I.G.s legendary final album 1997s Life After Death with host and Radio Hall of Famer Angie Martinez.
In 25 interviews over five nights as the series trailer notes, Martinez delves into the making of the 11x platinum double-album, its enduring cultural impact and Biggies pioneering legacy with a host of hip-hop notables. Among those sitting down with Martinez to reminisce and share never-heard stories are Lil Cease, Fat Joe, Pusha T, Rick Ross and Too $hort in addition to surprise guests. ... -
"Family Legacy" On Paramount+ will feature Notorious BiG episode
The prestigious (and privileged) progeny of some of your favorite celebs are starring in a new music docuseries. Paramount+ has announced that Family Legacy will premiere Tuesday, April 25 exclusively on the service in the U.S. and Canada. The show will be narrated by Diddys son Quincy Brown and will feature the children of legendary music artists and bands including Linkin Park, Van Halen, Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC, Boyz II Men, TLC, Brandy, Melissa Etheridge and the late great Biggie Smalls aka Notorious BIG ... -
Diddy pays Sting $5K every day for sample on Biggie memorial track
For sampling the Polices 1983 track Every Breath You Take on the 1997 Biggie Smalls tribute Ill Be Missing You, music mogul Sean Diddy Combs is said to be forever indebted to songwriter Sting to the tune of $5,000 a day. 5k a day. Love to my brother [[Sting], tweeted Diddy, 53, Wednesday, seemingly confirming his eternal obligation to the Police frontman. Representatives for neither Diddy nor Sting immediately responded to The Posts request for a comment. ...
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Justin Sutherland will open new Biggie inspired restaurant "Big E" in Minnesota
The first Minnesota location of chef Justin Sutherland's burgeoning sandwich chain, Big E, will open alongside Grand Ole Creamery in its recently closed pizza restaurant. Sutherland was excited to finally reveal the new location: "You know, St. Paul is home." Sutherland's first restaurant, Handsome Hog, is located nearby in the Cathedral Hill neighborhood. The first Big E location opened last summer in Portland, Ore., inside the Moxy Hotel with a menu lineup of musically inspired sandwiches including a tribute to Biggie meal entitled "It was All A Dream" which contains "Steak, American Cheese, Fried Egg, and Welch's Grape". The name Big E is a nod to the late great Biggie Smalls a.k.a. The Notorious B.I.G., one of Sutherland's favorite rappers. ... -
Tracey Lee interview at Doggie Diamonds Tv reflects on Biggie's No Pen Technique & more!
Tracey Lee is a hip-hop artist who became famous in 1997 with his single "The Theme (Its Party Time)". He also collaborated with other artists like Busta Rhymes, Kanye West and the late great Notorious B.I.G. He recently released a remix of his hit song called "PARTY TIME XXV". He is also an entertainment lawyer and a member of the Recording Academy Washington, D.C. Chapter Music Business Committee.
Tracey Lee shares some of his memories of working with Biggie back in 1996 and watching him produce one of the best collaborations by Biggie on the track "Keep Your Hands High". This track was featured on his debut album "Many Facez" released in 1997. Biggie was known for rapping without "paper and pen" and he shares his sacred moments watching the master at work. He also shares stories on how Biggie helped him get signed and a recording contact and more! ... -
"Life After Death" was released on March 25th, 1997, 26 years ago by the late great Notorious BIG!
On the 26th anniversary of the late great Notorious B.I.G.s (government name, Christopher Wallace) death a couple weeks ago, there was fittingly an outpour of love, reverence and nostalgia of the release of his classic double Cd "Life After Death". Throughout the Bedford-Stuyvesant streets where Biggie grew up, candle-lit vigils flickered, freshly painted murals glistened on walls, Coogi sweaters were popping again, and his music wafted through the air as if a part of earths atmospheric makeup on his Fulton St. block. Pieces about the significance of his life, death, music and legacy popped up all over the interwebs from the same publications that covered him two decades ago and many more. Through gestures big and small, fans celebrated his legacy in any way they saw fit, even with something as simple as a T-shirt, and everything felt right, mostly. ...
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