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After surviving a series of trials (literally) and tribulations, including an attempted murder rap and unpaid child support charges, as well as hospitalization for a hernia and gunshot wounds, Roc-A-Fella affiliate Beanie Sigel (sometimes known as Beanie Mack) continues to play on his personal drama with the sequel to his successful DJ Green Latern-produced mixtape PUBLIC ENEMY #1.
This time around, "that Philly cat" is noticeably stingier with the material--the track list is half as long as the original--though Beans has opted to stay away from the brief, beat-jacked freestyles that often characterize hip-hop mixtapes. Mack gets introspective on tracks like "Rain" and puts his spin on classic Biggie and Jay-Z verses on "Who Shot You" and "Same Ole Thang." STILL PUBLIC ENEMY #1 also features the requisite slew of guest appearances, this time from Mook Jones, Yung World, and E. Ness as well as production by KP and Da Network. Still Public Enemy #1 Music Beanie Sigel Still Public Enemy #1 Songs Still Public Enemy #1 Review
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from The Scranton Times-Tribune, June 5th, 2004Spreading the JoyLocal singer-songwriter-pianist to perform in support of debut album Friday at Scranton Cultural CenterBy Josh McAuliffeStaff WriterFor Sarah Holgate, becoming a musical triple threat was a gradual process. First, she found she had an inborn knack for the piano.From there, she discovered her smoky, soulful voice didn't have to be confined to the privacy of her bedroom, and that the innermost thoughts she put to paper need not end up in the bottom of a wastebasket.All three skills will be on prominent display Friday night at the Scranton Cultural Center's Shopland Hall, where the 21-year-old singer-songwriter-pianist will perform selections from her debut album of jazz-inflected self-penned songs, "Welcoming The Night."Those who know Ms. Holgate wouldn't be surprised that she's gotten to this point. For her, the music's in the genes.She grew up in Benton Township, in a household full of musicians. Among her earliest memories is dad Cliff, sitting around playing guitar.When she was 7, dad sat her down in front of a piano.Before long, she was banging out "Mack the Knife," having picked it up completely by ear."I don't know- it just fit with me," she said.From there, she began taking lessons with renowned local piano teacher Ray Cramer. According to him, the relationship didn't really heat up until a couple of years in, when one day, teacher had student play a piece by the Spanish composer Granados."It was the first time I heard beauty in her playing," Mr. Cramer said. "Then we started to do all sorts of things.""She really is extraordinary."Singing's something Ms. Holgate has enjoyed since she was a tyke, although it took her a while to get up the nerve to do it in public."I was shy about singing. I'd do it in my room, because I didn't want anyone to hear me," she said. "'The Little Mermaid.' I sang all the songs from that. I made up silly little songs."Believe it or not, it was jazz crooner Harry Connick Jr. who helped her get over her bashfulness. The singer's smooth, low-key delivery made her realize that to be a singer she didn't need the world class pipes of a Celine Dion or Mariah Carey, the vocal dynamos who simultaneously inspired and discouraged her as a child.It was also around this time that she started writing. Of course, more often than not the results of her labors ended up in the garbage."Sometimes I'm a little overly critical of myself," she said.One eventually saw the light of day - the aptly titled "The Creative Me Nobody Knows," a piece written for NEIU's Arts Alive program when she was 14."That was a very important moment," she said. "It was such an amazing feeling. It was really ...
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