21
Feb

The Washington Post Gets Gangsta

Written By : Test User // Comments (0)

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The Washington Post has been getting “down” the past few weeks in numerous Hip Hop related-articles.

First I saw was an article about Mark Ecko’s new graffiti inspired video game, followed by a front page review of The Wu-Tang Clan’s show at the 9:30 Club. Later that week, there was an article about Bossa Nova star Sergio Menedes' new Bossa Nova/Hip Hop CD

In Sunday’s paper there were two interesting articles, one about “songs that shaped the Hip Hop generation” and another one about Hasidic reggae singer, Matisyahu

Hopefully The Post will keep this up, because these articles definitely add a little excitement to my day and maybe to everybody elses.

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