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Village Voice: “The Disappearing Urban Crossover Hit Says ‘Look At Me Now’”

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Village Voice: “The Disappearing Urban Crossover Hit Says ‘Look At Me Now’”

As recommended by Sean Ross in his "Ross On Radio" column of Thu. May 12, 2011, available here on http://www.radio-info.com/newsletters/ross-on-radio (http://www.radio-info.com/newsletter/html/ror-05122011.html):

The May 6, 2011 column by the Village Voice's Al Shipley examines the lack of Urban hits rising up on the Hot 100 Charts and the artists that have built a middle ground between pop and R&B.

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/2011/05/chris_brown_look_at_me_now_hot_100.php?print=true

or http://blogs.villagevoice.com/music/2011/05/chris_brown_look_at_me_now_hot_100.php

(Cross-posted in the CHR/Rhythmic/Hip-Hop forum)
 
Re: Village Voice: “The Disappearing Urban Crossover Hit Says ‘Look At Me Now’”

Pop domination by four-on-the-floor songs, all borrowing upon Euro pop dance, dub step, and American style hip-hop?


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