Misfit Tunes The Magazine August 2014
Misfit Tunes is an organization dedicated to promoting domestic as well as international Indie and/or little known artists from all genres of music to the awaiting masses. In this issue :: the Top Archived stories from Misfit Tunes The Blog. Throwback Thursdays post on Aaliyah, Craig Mack, and Da Brat. One to Know features on Lisa Banton and Acapella. Our first feature interview with Nu' The Mayor, and how to sign up for NO R.eckless I.nternet Postings. Plus lots of Misfit Tunes' Must Haves (music we recommend you check out).
Misfit Tunes is an organization dedicated to promoting domestic as well as international Indie and/or little known artists from all genres of music to the awaiting masses. In this issue :: the Top Archived stories from Misfit Tunes The Blog. Throwback Thursdays post on Aaliyah, Craig Mack, and Da Brat. One to Know features on Lisa Banton and Acapella. Our first feature interview with Nu' The Mayor, and how to sign up for NO R.eckless I.nternet Postings. Plus lots of Misfit Tunes' Must Haves (music we recommend you check out).
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ARCHIVED POST :: THROWBACK THURSDAY :: DA BRAT<br />
outside of Atlanta, Da Brat found<br />
herself in the middle of a serious<br />
physical altercation. According<br />
to reports, she got into a heated<br />
argument with a waitress at the<br />
club and was accused of striking<br />
the woman in the face with<br />
a bottle, causing numerous cuts<br />
to her face. <strong>The</strong> waitress was<br />
rushed to the hospital for treatment.<br />
Da Brat later plead guilty<br />
to felony aggravated assault and<br />
was sentenced to three years<br />
behind bars, seven years of probation,<br />
and 200 hours of community<br />
service.<br />
Da Brat was a model inmate,<br />
which allowed her the privilege of<br />
becoming part of a work release<br />
program in May 2010. After serving<br />
21 months without incident,<br />
Da Brat worked 9am to 5pm as a<br />
window maker. It was a job she<br />
grew to love and a skill she promises<br />
to continue to use long after<br />
her release from prison.<br />
On February 28, 2011 Da Brat’s<br />
long time friend, mentor, and producer<br />
Jermaine Dupri, announced<br />
her official release from prison.<br />
Eager to remind her fans she<br />
doesn’t quit as well as reintroduce<br />
herself, Da Brat released a mixtape<br />
titled Life After Death.<br />
<strong>The</strong> 11 track mixtape is available<br />
for free and includes remixes<br />
to Chris Brown’s “Look At Me<br />
Now”, Kelly Rowland’s “Motivation”<br />
and Miguel’s “Sure<br />
Thing,” as well as Jermaine Dupri<br />
produced originals Get It Get It”<br />
featuring Jadakiss and “Dumb<br />
Stupid Crazy” featuring Twista.<br />
Also since her release, Da Brat did<br />
a sexy photoshoot for VIBE shedding<br />
her thuggish tomboy look. Da<br />
Brat told VIBE she loves getting<br />
all made up and being pampered.<br />
She admitted she loves Victoria’s<br />
Secret and that she was a PYT<br />
(Pretty Young Thug).<br />
Let’s hope it’s more pretty young<br />
and less thug these days. <strong>The</strong> rap<br />
game missed Da Brat, or maybe it<br />
was just me that missed her party<br />
anthems and rapid machine gun<br />
flow. Either way, what the world<br />
needs now from Da Brat is more<br />
music, killa features, and her to<br />
take her spot amongst the rap<br />
elite.<br />
~misfit movement let’s make it<br />
count!!!<br />
videos::<br />
IS IT CHU<br />
links::<br />
sosobrat<br />
only1brat<br />
only1brat<br />
only1brat<br />
dabrattv<br />
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