Last month, Examiner.com's San Francisco section posted an interview with i SQUARE. They talk about the formation of the group, the meaning of their name and more.
Music producer, and former member of Bad Boy's Hitmen, Jeffrey "J. Dub" Walker has posted some unreleased mixes from Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" on his Music180 profile.
They include "Coming Home," "Shades," "Yeah Yeah You Would" and "A** on the Floor." When contrasting them with the cuts that made the album, you can note the subtle differences.
On Twitter, Walker called them the original versions of the songs. In the album credits, Walker is credited with providing additional keyboards to three of the four songs.
Update: This post was an April Fools Joke. I hope that everyone had a fun day!
According to multiple sources at Bad Boy Entertainment and Atlantic Records, Bad Boy Records will soon be changing it's name to Good Boy Records, following disputes between the two companies over ownership of the name.
However, according to one Atlantic source, the use of the name was only intended to extend to Diddy's releases - such as "Last Train to Paris" - and not to artists Diddy would sign to Interscope moving forward. But, with i SQUARE and Cassie both releasing music under "Bad Boy/Interscope," both parties have been actively discussing the point of confusion.
Bad Boy has resolved itself to a name change and that name, says a Bad Boy representative, will be Good Boy Records, playing off of the opposite of Bad Boy. It is unclear who will release the first album under the Good Boy/Interscope banner, but it likely will be i SQUARE, Cassie, Red Cafe or Jeremy Greene.
In line with this, we have changed our logo above and have secured the domain name goodboyblog.com, which we have already begun redirecting to our current content. We will begin to fully transition to this name shortly.
The movie now has a website and will be in theaters on May 13. They have also released a trailer, which you can watch below and download from Apple's website.
Some may be asking, what is Bull Moose? It is a music, movie and game store with 10 locations, 8 of which are in Maine (2 are in New Hampshire). Greene was born in Maine. So, there you have it. The track listing for the release is below.
1. "Miss America"
2. "Not My Fault"
3. "Ain't No Way" featuring Mississippi
4. "Take it Off" featuring Jim Jones
5. "Dance All Night"
6. "Tic Tic"
7. "Fallen"
8. "Don't Stop"
9. "Never"
10. "Outta My Brain"
11. "One"
12. "City Lights"
13. "Murder"
14. "Who I Am" featuring Sean Kingston
15. "Fire Proof"
16. "Good"
17. "Help Me"
18. "Soldier" featuring Souf Boi
19. "Rain" featuring Pitbull
The store it was released at, Bull Moose, has a small cover image, but not much else. There is no track listing provided and there does not appear to be a way to purchase the album from the website, even though Greene only posted a link to it within the last half hour.
