Tag: Janelle Monae

Estelle – All Of Me | Album Review

Loyal fans know Estelle as a vibrant female rapper who started her musical ventures in 2004 with The 18th Day and went on to release her second album, the gold-certified Shine, in 2008. Both albums received a great response, making the British singer/occasional rapper a force to be reckoned with. Having already made her mark…

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Janelle Monae In London, July 1st | Review + Photos

On Thursday 1st July Janelle Monae brought Metropolis to a small venue in East London. Before Thursday night’s show could be officially announced, it was already sold out – and by the end of the show, it was obvious why. Through the crowd there was a current of energy derived from an unspoken notion that…

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LIVE REVIEW: Janelle Monae @ Cargo, London

I can’t for the life of me remember how I first came across Janelle Monae. She appeared on several Outkast affiliated projects in ’05 but I don’t think I paid much attention to them – it was her EP that caught my ear a few years ago. Metropolis Suite I of IV: The Chase was…

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Estelle – All Of Me | Album Review