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The article provides information on the project to form the album "The Re-Up," involving rappers Bobby Creekwater, Stat Quo, Ca$his and The Alchemist. The profiles of the rappers are provided, aside from the details of how the group for the project was formed. Views of Stat Quo and The Alchemist on working with Eminem are given.

The article features rap musician Young Jeezy. A description of his music release "Soul Survivor" is given. His background as a musician is detailed. The controversy he faced is discussed.

The article presents an interview with rapper Young Buck. According to Buck, his album "Buck the World" has the same quality as his first album, only it is a more worldwide rounded album. He revealed that in this particular album, he collaborated with musicians like Snoop Dogg, Trick Daddy and Linkin Park. Young Buck says that although the group where he belongs, G-Unit, is not hitting the million sales, it is not as bad as it sounds.

The article presents an interview with Baby Blue, a member of the rhythm & blues (R&B) singing group Pretty Ricky. According to Baby Blue, they are doing a lot of shows in London, England. Baby Blue mentioned that many people thought that their second album entitled "Late Night Special" will not be as good as their first album. Baby Blue says fans can expect that every song in their second album is good.

The article presents an interview with hip-hop duo Kidz in the Hall, composed of Naledge and Double-O. When asked how they first met, Double-O responds that they actually met in college. Naledge says that their recording company Rawkus Records is moving its presence known. Naledge claims that he is working on a solo album entitled "Naledge is Power," and Double-O will be helping him in the production process.

The article presents an obituary for rap singer Big L.

The article presents an interview with singer Omarion about his music, movies and his new album "21." His views on the album are presented. His career background is presented. Information on his films "Somebody Help Me" and "Reggaeton" is provided. Information on his album "Ice Box" is also presented.

The article presents an interview with the members of the hip-hop group Beatmonstas. Noble Dru talked about how the group was formed. Nipples tha PIMP says they offer blue-collar hip hop music with flavor. Phasphara thinks that their third album "The 3rd Weapon" will make people feel different after hearing it.

The article focuses on blues and soul singer and producer Hi-Tek and on his album entitled "Hi-Teknology 2: The Chip." Hi-Tek enjoyed making the songs "Music for Life" and "Josephine." He explained the reason for the delay of the music's release. He reunited with Talib Kweli on this album. He said that he wanted to produce an album for musicians Nas and Common.

The article presents an interview with disc jockey DJ Smallz. He details how he got started in the music industry. He describes the current mixtape scene in the U.S. He talks about the radio stations he is working for, as well as some of the world's finest artists he has worked with that he considers his favorite.

The lyrics to the song "No Apologies," by Eminem is presented. First Line: My head hits the pillow, a weeping willow; Last Line: A taste for disaster, and if that's the case then, no apologies!

The article presents an interview with rapper and actor Xzibit. Xzibit has had musical affiliations with Strong Army Steady crew which aimed to form one of the most powerful west coast rap groups to-date. He also stars in the film "Gridiron Gang" with Dwayne Johnson. According to Xzibit, music is the catalyst for everything else that happens and it is the best way that he can express himself.

This article discusses the trends in the world of rhythm and blues music. It provides information on the correct link to John Myers' myspace page. It details how Tyra Banks and Chingy met according to an audience member from "The Tyra Banks Show." An interview with the group Souls of Mischief is presented.

An excerpt from the lyrics of the song "Bars 'N' Hooks," by Jean Grae is presented.

The article interviews singer K'Naan on his career. When asked about a background of himself, he recognized his roots as a citizen of Somalia. He calls his brand of music as hip-hop music with melodic stabilities. He regarded his roots and life experiences as important factors of his music career. He imparted his feelings about his concert tour in Great Britain.

This article features the career of rap artist Akala in Great Britain. Akala garnered the Best Rap Act award at the 2006 Mobo Awards. His victory received criticism from the people and media. His statement regarding the criticism is given. In addition, the article states his expectation for his album "It's Not a Rumour." Some of his music performances are also mentioned.

The author discusses various reports regarding the sound recording industry published within the issue. He comments on the film "Dave Chappelle's Block Party." He cites some of the article featured in the issue, including a review of the film "16 Blocks," starring Bruce Willis and Mos Def. He announces that Ludacris become the first artist to top all three music charts.

The article presents an interview with Layzie Bone of rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony about their new album titled "Thug Stories." When asked about how he and the rest of the guys have been doing, Layzie Bone expresses his satisfaction over working again with the rest of the group for the new album. He explains what fans can expect from this new music release. He reveals the group's motivation for making another album.

The article presents an interview with disc jockey Cameo. When asked about the "The Sound of the Pirates," he said that it is a complete collection or urban music. Some songs featured in the album are "Girls Love Nasty," "The One You Need," "Busta Rhymes" and "Touch It." For aspiring street artists who are trying to get their music heard, he advised sending their music over the net and keep on making a track everyday.

The article features Chamillionaire and his album "The Sound of Revenge." The album has already achieved a platinum plaque which sold over a million copies in the U.S. A single in the album entitled "Ridin' " became the number one hit in the country. Artists featured in the album include Bun B, Killer Mike and Lil' Wayne.

The article presents various information on R&B and rap music released in 2006. The music release "MP Da last Don," produced by Master P was on the 50th spot on the Top 50 Records in Great Britain. A list of notable albums is presented which includes "The Impossible Mission" by De La Soul. Part of the lyrics of the song "No Way Out" by Jae Millz is also given.

The article features rapper Jim Tha Emcee. He thinks that rap music is his ocean. He feels good about what he does and enjoys performing for different sets of people. Jim has been a challenger on the "106 & Park Freestyle Friday" TV program on BET network. His debut release is titled "The Rest Is History."

Presents an interview with Lupe Fiasco, a hip-hop music performer. Information on his debut rap music release "Food & Liquor"; Brief background on his music career; His opinion on the difference of his music from other rap musicians.

Presents an interview with singer and actress Christina Milian. Her view on the making of her third album titled "So Amazin'"; Comments on being a public figure; Films made by Milian.

Provides information on performances by several soul and rhythm and blues musicians in March 2006. Anthony Hamilton; Tawiah; Ursula Rucker.

Presents an interview with rap musician Juvenile. Information on his solo album "Reality Check"; Reason for taking time off from working on his seventh album; Involvement in helping victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Interviews hip-hop group Three-6-Mafia. Sales of their album "The Most Known Unknown" in the U.S. as of February 2006; Information on their music release "Stay Fly," which is included in the album; Music style of the group.

Profiles rhythm and blues (R&B) singer Chris Brown from Tappahannock, Virginia. Career background; Difference of Brown from other R&B singers; Information on his album "Run It!"

Interviews U.S. rapper David Banner. Comments on his visit in Great Britain; Efforts of Banner to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 2005; Information on his album "Certified."

The article presents an interview with actor Terrence Howard. He said that as an actor he wants greater things to happen. He wants to perform challenging roles. His latest movie is "Hustle & Flow." The story is about a man who does what he can with what he has in order to survive the game of life. It delivers a musical message in the form of hip-hop. When he commented on his musical interest, it was revealed that he is a country music fan.

This article interviews rapper Guru about his music career and his music album "Version 7.0: The Street Scriptures." He talks about life as a solo artist. He discusses his partnership with producer Solar. He mentioned his collaboration with Talib Kweli and Jean Grae in the single "Power, Money & Influence."

This article presents an interview with music artist Tony Yayo about his music career and his music album "Thoughts of a Predicate Felon." He talks about the uniqueness of his music album. His involvement in the Anger Management 3 tour is mentioned. He discussed his return to the music scene after imprisonment. A description of the incident that led to his imprisonment is presented.

This article features rap musician Pras. As a former member of the hip-hop group The Fugees, Pras was noted for his universal appeal in the music industry. Being a high profile rap artist, Pras engages himself to merge business with pleasure by promoting liquor brands, clothing lines and shoe apparel.

The article reviews the web site Ohhla.com.

The article reviews the music release "Maths + English," by Dizee Rascal.

The article reviews the music release "Playtime Is Over," by Wiley.

The article reviews the music release "Based on a True Story," by Kimberly Locke.

The article reviews the music release "Princess P," by Paris Bennett.

The article reviews the music release "Destination Moon," by Deborah Cox.

The article reviews the music release "Epiphany," by T-Pain.

An interview with DeVante Swing of the rhythm and blues (R&B) group Jodeci is presented. He describes how he became involved in the music industry. The California-based singer explains the themes of the songs included in his independent album "The Foundation." He also comments on the state of the R&B industry.

The article reviews the music release "From Nothin' to Somethin'," by Fabolous.

The article features Buffalo, New York-based rapper John Boy. The rapper, who uses the catchphrase, Please say the boy, has recently been signed up by Palm Tree Entertainment. He posts numerous online promotional bulletins through his MySpace profile. The author claims that John Boy is not like Talib Kweli lyrically but has an overall strategy that would enable him to survive in the industry.

The article reports on the emergence of rhythm and blues music in mixtapes version. Unheard remixes and exclusives are now being released on tapes. One example is Omarion's "Ice Box." The remix version of the song features Usher and is even more popular than the original version which was released in the U.S.

The article reviews the music release "The Rush," by Kev Samples.

The article reviews the music release "Special Occasion," by Bobby.

The article reviews the music release "Because I Love It," by Amerie.

The article reviews the music release "The Big Squeeze," by Snoop Dogg.

The article reviews several motion pictures, including "Friday," "Coming to America," starring Eddie Murphy and "Blood Diamond."

The article presents an interview with Bobby Dazzler about his career. When asked about the reason for removing the Valentino part of his name in Great Britain, Dazzler refers to some legal issues. He points out lessons learned from his success. He explains the meaning behind the title of his album "Special Occasion."