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Chiddy Bang Teams With Legendary Singer Daryl Hall For New Episode of “Daryl’s House”

By: Grouchy Greg Watkins (@GrouchyGreg)Category: MOBILE

(AllHipHop News) Alternative Hip-Hop group Chiddy Bang recently teamed with fellow Philadelphian Daryl Hall, for an episode on the legendary Hall and Oates singer’s critically acclaimed series “Live From Daryl’s House.” The rappers joined Daryl for a seven-song set, that includes versions of Hall and Oates classics like “Fall in Philadelphia,” “(She) Got Me Bad” and songs like “Mind Your Manners” and “Talking To Myself,” from Chiddy Bang’s album Breakfast. Later in the episode, Sylvester Stallone’s brother Frank joins in the set, since he sang in a Doo-Wop group on the street corners of Philadelphia, as did Daryl Hall. “Like all good musicians from this town, these guys are steeped in all the right influences, from soul and R&B to Hip-Hop, with a style all their own. It was a lot of fun,” Daryl Hall said of working with Chiddy Bang. During the episode, chef Vito Marcello cooks meatballs from Frank’s mother’s special recipe, before he breaks into the song “Take You Back” from his brother’s movie “Rocky.” Chiddy Bang group member Xaphoon Jones said playing with Daryl was one of the highlight’s of his career thus far. “Playing music together with a legend like Daryl was definitely a moment Chiddy and I will not forget. And to cook together…damn!” The new episode of the award-winning web series and nationally syndicated program  is available online now at www.lfdh.com.

Chiddy Bang and Daryl Hall

Chartwatch: Kid Cudi & Dot Da Genius’ “WZRD” Debuts at #3; Whitney Houston Charts 8 Times in Top 50

By: JP DelaCuesta (@JPdelacuesta)Category: News

(Week Ending On 3/6/12) Debuting at #3 is Kid Cudi and Dot Da Genius’ WZRD (G.O.O.D./Universal Republic) project that sold just over 70,000 units despite the public outcry from the Cleveland native that his label massively undershipped the album. It appears that although the numbers are nowhere near his previous debuts, Man On the Moon and Man On the Moon II (G.O.O.D./Universal Republic), the fans still showed support for Mr. Solo Dolo despite his label’s misgivings. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dC84Vb2gxL0&w=560&h=315] Whitney Houston continues to dominate the charts, as fans worldwide look to rediscover the iconic singer’s music through her many albums. After setting a record last week for having three albums in the Top 10, this week, Houston’s music continues to break records with a currect four albums in the Top 10. Houston’s Greatest Hits (RCA) sold 109,735 units and came in at #2 while her soundtrack to the film The Bodyguard (RCA) sold 44,266 units, landing the soundtrack at the #4 spot. Coming in at #9 and #10 are Whitney Houston (RCA) and I Look To You (RCA). The former sold 25,834 copies while the latter saw a 15 percent sales increase from the week prior, moving just under 25,000 copies. In addition to this feat, the singer has four more albums all charting between the #24 and #36 spots this week. Young Money rapper Tyga, who debuted at #4 last week, dropped three spots to #7, selling 35,268 copies of his album, Careless World: Rise Of The Last King (YM/Cash Money/Universal Republic). [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC4sAbg-fxs&w=560&h=315] Drake and Rihanna claimed the #11 and #12 spots with their respective albums, Take Care (YM/Cash Money/Universal Republic) and Talk That Talk (Def Jam). The former sold 23,719 units and saw an 8 percent sales decrease, while the latter sold just over 20,000 units and saw an 11 percent sales decrease. Coming in one spot lower than last week at #26 is Young Jeezy’s fourth offering TM103 (Def Jam), which sold approximately 15,000 units. The rapper’s Gold-certified TM103 has experienced healthy sales since its release; Young Jeezy is currently on the road with his Hustlerz Ambition tour, which has been selling out at venues nationwide. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9chJZcHU6_o&w=560&h=315] Singer Estelle’s new album All Of Me (Atlantic) debuted at #29 after selling 13,676 copies in its first week of release. Albums from both The Throne and Lil Wayne continue to sell after charting at #39 and #42 respectively this week. Rounding out the Top 50 is Chiddy Bang who’s debut album Breakfast (I.R.S./Virgin) saw a 67 percent sales decrease from the week prior, where it debuted at #9 and sold about 31,000 copies. This week, the duo sold 10,125 units. Albums from both Maino, who released The Day After Tomorrow (Atlantic) and Ja Rule failed to chart in the Top 50 this week, despite mostly positive reviews. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_TzlSPbYt8&w=560&h=315] Dropping This Week (3/6/12): No notable Hip-Hop releases this week. Dropping Next Week (3/13/12): No notable Hip-Hop releases next week.

Chartwatch: Tyga and Chiddy Bang Debut In Top 10; Whitney Continues To Break Records

By: JP DelaCuesta (@JPdelacuesta)Category: News

(Week Ending On 2/28/12) After her passing, both the legacy and music of the beloved Whitney Houston lives on. This week, Houston became the first singer to have three albums simultaneously chart in the Top 10. Whitney’s Greatest Hits (RCA) came in at #2 after selling just under 170,000 copies in the past week while the soundtrack to The Bodyguard (RCA) came in at #6 and had a 284 percent sales increase from the week prior. Lastly, coming in at #8 is her self-titled album which increased 79 percent and sold an estimated 31,000 copies Young Money’s Tyga debuted at #4 with his sophomore studio album Careless World: Rise of the Last King (Cash Money/Universal) which sold 64,742 units, despite having a number of physical copies removed from major retailers after a clearance issue regarding a Martin Luther King Jr. sample arose just as the album was scheduled to hit stores. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE3yia1AJeQ?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent] Chiddy Bang’s official debut Breakfast (I.R.S/Virgin) charted at #9 after one full week in stores. The album moved 30,866 copies, which may be attributed to the success of the duo’s single “Ray Charles”. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_TzlSPbYt8?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent] Drake’s Take Care (YM/CM/Universal) and Rihanna’s Talk That Talk (Def Jam) claim the #13 and #14 spots respectively. Drake’s platinum-certified sophomore album moved just over 25,000 copies, a 18 percent decrease from the previous week, while Rihanna’s new album moved 23,043 copies. Coming in at #25, one spot up from last week, is Young Jeezy with his Gold-certified album TM103 (Def Jam), which moved 16,056 copies. The Throne, a.k.a. Jay-Z and Kanye West, charted at #30 this week with their Watch the Throne (RocNation/Roc-A-Fella) album landed at #25 this week selling 14,308 copies. The duo recently revealed plans to embark on an international tour beginning this week. Dropping This Week (2/28/12) Maino released The Day After Tomorrow, the Brooklyn rapper’s second studio album, which contains the singles “Let It Fly,” “That Could Be Us” featuring Robbie Nova, and “Gangstas Ain’t Dead” featuring PUSH! Montana and Mouse. Other guests on the album include T.I., Meek Mill, Mista Raja, and Roscoe Dash. Production on The Day After Tomorrow comes from Mista Raja, GQ Beats, Chris Styles, and more. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZJfsu3-ggw?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent] Ja Rule, who is currently serving time in prison, released the follow-up to 2001′s triple-Platinum album, Pain Is Love, entitled PIL2. The seventh studio album from Ja was entirely produced by 7 Aurelius and features Leah Siegel, Jon Doe, Kaleena from Dirty Money, and many more. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGZ2NMi42F8&w=560&h=315] Dropping Next Week (3/06/12) No notable Hip-Hop releases next week.