Last night's inaugural ARTIST #TALK with Tinie Tempah was everything I hoped it would be. Set in a gorgeous penthouse in lower Manhattan with beautiful views of the city, British superstar Tinie Tempah shared some very candid insights and intimate details about his music and meteoric rise to fame.
Tempah provided some in-depth commentary about a few of his song in front of a group of New York tastemakers who also had the opportunity to learn more about HP Beats Audio technology. In fact, I played Tinie's music from an HP TouchSmart with Beats Audio technology that brings superior sound quality to computer devices. Go like their Facebook Page and stay in the know.
There are many more photos coming (plus there will some exclusive video content that summarize the ARTIST #TALK), but I wanted to give you a quick taste of last night with this photo.
Thank you Tinie Tempah for making time in your hectic schedule and for being your cool, charismatic self. Thank you HP for the partnership in bringing my concept for ARTIST #TALK to life and for being such a steadfast supporter of great ideas. And thank you Capitol Records for teaming and all your assistance.
Last but not least, a mighty big ups to everyone that attended and to all my followers on Twitter for submitting your questions for Tinie on Twitter. This was truly a social live music experience that has set the tone for more exciting things to come.
Anjulie loves the pop and and her new music is solid proof of that. The spunky Canadian singer recently put out her new single "Brand New B*tch" that comes along with a totally fun video that premiered earlier this summer.
"Brand New B*tch" is gaining traction on radio across North America and to stir more attention and to show off her chops, she decided to cover Gym Class Heroes' hit tune "Stereo Hearts" that features the vocals of Maroon 5's Adam Levine. The original song was produced by hit maker Benny Blanco together with ROBOPOP
Anjulie fires off some punchy new rhymes and a heavy dose of girl power on this clever remake about her obsession with a star who "is all over your tv" and she pretends he is totally in love with Anjulie's "brown skin" and "quick wit." In the second verse, she turns to her passion for her emerging pop career. "It's game on!," she cheers, being a proud "Canadian."
She explains in an email why she decided to cover "Stereo Hearts." "When I first heard this song I loved it and wished I wrote it," she writes. "Instead of doing a cover I wanted to do my own version and flip the perspective of what it's like being a chick in love with music."
"At the beginning, it's me in the crowd, infatuated with the artist, having an imaginary relationship with him in the 2nd verse the perspective flips and I talk about what it's like being on the other end of the mic."
Listen to Anjulie "Stereo Hearts" ft Gym Class Heroes & Adam Levine
Estelle's "Thank You" Lyric 
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