I know I'm 3 months late on this and I apologize but damn, this joint is smooth as hell. I'm super brand new to Daley and very familiar of Marsha and all I can say is they make an incredible pair on this track. Definitely more of my kind of R&B here. Apparently, he only has this one video out but I'm keeping an ear and eye out for this cat. Extremely dope.
Shouts to DJBooth.net, DJ Z, Nathan, Hot Mop Films and Jacques Morel for the fresh interview with songstress Marsha Ambrosius. Recently she sat down with Jacques for a DJBoothTV interview. Check it out above.
Throughout the early-to-mid 2000s, Marsha Ambrosius was a staple of the urban music game, melding hip-hop, neo-soul and poetry as one-half of duo Floetry (co-founded with Natalie Dee). While the Liverpool-born singer-songwriter has been flying under the radar since the group's 2007 dissolution, concentrating her efforts on a handful of well-received street albums, she was by no means done with the mainstream – she was simply waiting till the time was ripe to make her grand re-entrance. Now, that moment has nearly come. On Late Nights and Early Mornings, "The Songstress" is back like she never left, showcasing a “sensual, sincere and seductive” sound sure to resonate with today's R&B listeners. Complete with Booth-approved lead single “Hope She Cheats on You (With a Basketball Player)”, the project is set to drop March 1 via J Records
In the exclusive video interview below, Marsha Ambrosius sits down with DJBoothTV's own Jacques Morel to discuss the genesis of the album's title, her creative control over the project, and how she managed to enlist the elusive Lauryn Hill on the songwriting tip.
As per usual -- DISCLAIMER: The Mad Bloggers, it's owners and affiliates assume no responsibility for any children conceived while this is playing (please see Warning for further information).
This Marsha Ambrosius video started in one place and went somewhere I wasn't expecting. I respect what Marsha did with the visuals for Far Away. It's a fresh video and definitely deserves a watch. A beautiful song too. Enjoy.
I didn't actually get a chance to watch the Black Girls Rock award ceremony, however, there was buzz all over the internets about this performance. I meant to post this earlier, but better later than never. Aunt Sarah, Safronia, Sweet Thing and Peaches definitely rocked this. Enjoy.
It's pretty safe to say that Marsha Ambrosius is trying to get folks pregnant. No, seriously she is. After releasing SexTape Pt1, she's back with SexTape Pt2. It's just over 13 minutes of smooth tracks with extra vocals from Marsha. So, now that this is playing, you should leave work (now). Call your significant other on the way to the crib (now). And well, you know the rest. Enjoy (responsibly).
PS: Yeah, The Mad Bloggers assumes no responsibility if you get fired for leaving work early to get some good sex in because of this SexTape.
DISCLAIMER: The Mad Bloggers, it's owners and affiliates assume no responsibility for any children conceived while this is playing (please see Warning for further information). WARNING: Play all 18 minutes and someone will be pregnant. This is a fact. They'll be a mini you running around in nine months time. You've been warned.
Alright now, don't call me in nine months and act like you didn't see either the disclaimer or warning. Enjoy and listen to responsibly. Ha!
I caught this video from the fam, DJ Fusion. It was captured from Marsha Ambrosius' live performance during Howard University Homecoming 2010 R&B Concert. She goes in on "Say Yes." Enjoy!
I'm on the road most of today headed home after a family reunion weekend. Dealing with a little bit of downtime before hoping on the Amtrak, stepped into a Burger King with wireless and had to post this joint up for Music Monday. Enjoy and happy Monday!
