Month: August 2021
Exclusive Interview with Reggaetón Artist DJ Negro: “I’ll die being a musicologist”
Felix Rodríguez, more widely known as DJ Negro, was a key figure in the early days of reggaetón in San Juan, PR as his work on the turntables and in club management contributed to shape the genre. In an interview with NYC Tastemakers, Rodríguez spoke about the start of his career and the difficulties he faced to receive the recognition he deserved in the music industry.
Eye on Mary
This is the city Hollywood, California. I’m a cop assigned to the cold case of Mary’s little lamb. Most people know Mary through the version her public relations people put out. The lamb followed Mary to school; it was against the rules, the teacher put it out, end of story. Mary spent the rest of the day in class.
Could be.
Everyone agrees Mary had a little lamb. The operative word is had.
Her lawyers blame the teacher for its disappearance.
“Back off, copper,” one said, “you’re barking up the wrong tree.”
Maybe.
But I got my eye on Mary.
