Love/Hate - The Dream

The-Dream, the R&B singer-songwriter responsible for hits from the likes of B2K, Rihanna and Usher made his debut in 2007 with "Love Me All Summer/Hate Me All Winter", (just as his self-proclaimed title as the "Radio Killa") references how he has been able to construct some of the biggest Pop hits of his time and has come up with a record which sees him drilling out the most catchy tunes which are bound to get listeners excited for the first time they hear it, but will get irritating due to the heavy airplay they are likely to receive. 1. "Shawty Is Da S**t" Kicking the record off with what was known by most as ...  Read the complete review

The dream, real name Terius Youngdell Nash is an artist that has written for the likes of Mariah Carey, Usher, Ciara, Rihanna and Mary J blige. You would think then that he would be very well known in the music industry, hower he has only recently come to more prominence in recent years with the release of this album, Love/Hate. Love/Hate was released at the end of December under Def Jam records. I think the most amusing fact(or so he says) is that The Dream wrote and recorded this album in eight days. It is no suprises as apparantly he wrote Umbrella in around ten minutes or so which is mind boggling. It is like he is a music machine who can just make number ...  Read the complete review

PROMOTION I'm sorry I got it in for your girlfriend America has always been about living the dream, apparently. One artist who certainly is living that American dream right now is, The-Dream, who you have probably heard me mentioning a lot lately. That's because this guy, born Terius Nash, has been garnering the reputation of Timbaland for his production and praise for writing like Ne-Yo. Whilst he has been around for a while, writing the Britney Spears and Madonna collaboration, 'Me Against The Music' -- The-Dream has worked with artists on more recent projects including; Mariah Carey's request to 'Touch My Body' and Usher 'Moving Mountains'. When ...  Read the complete review