Aaliyah Is BACK _ Enough Said

The music world is a wonderful industry that produces great sounds. The wonder of the music produced by two artists and the excitement it creates to the audience..especially when those two artists have are from different genres. Hip hop and house, hip hop and raggea, house and RnB, rock and hip hop, RnB and gospel and hip hop and  RnB. I know there's too much hip hop, but lets face it, hip hop goes with everything, like margerine.

It seems that in this particular industry DEATH is a good thing, (profit wise) - when you die, you make more money than when you're were alive, (I know, tough to swallow, but it's all true). B.I.G and Pac sold more record after their "untimely" demise than they did when they were alive and kicking it.

No much has changed, Aaliyah, who died more than a decade ago is set to release an album, her new track featuring Drizzy Drake (pause), Enough Said dropped yesterday on Metro. This new upcoming  album is said to be produced by Noah "40" Shebib and more other known and unknown producers.

Why is this so though?, Is it intentional or is it based on a wish and a prayer?..I'm leaning on the intentional part. Obviously not for the artist, but the recording company. In the time an artist spent with a company, he/she will have music that were not accepted to be release for whatever reason, and those songs will be the property of the company.

No? How else would you explain the sudden wave of music after the artist has died?
The company makes money off the name and worse of all the memory of the artist.




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