Fans get to see Ms. Fiona’s answers to their questions via Vevo’s “Ask:Reply” .

Previously: VIDEO: Melanie Fiona Interview w/ GowhereHipHop.com (Pt. 2)

Jesse Jones chats with MuchMusic’s T-Rexxx on his journey to becoming the host of the new RapCity. Watch as they discuss the steps he took in following his dreams, doing what he loves and making his passion work for him.
Special thanks to The Thompson Hotel Toronto for the beautiful location.

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Part 2 after the jump!

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Bright Future Alliance and Industry Magazine Presents “Celebrity community sit down” with youth. A group of young people had the opportunity to sit down with Artists P Reign, Belly, Dj Charlie Brown and T-rexXx of Much Music’s Rap City. follow us on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/sfamedia

Shad chops it up with Ottawa’s NRML and Noble Savage.

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Previously: VIDEO: Shad Interview w/ CBC (Hip-Hop Summit)

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Rich Kidd’s upcoming “Trespassing” movie project gets some ETalk shine.

Previously: VIDEO: Trespassing (Movie Teaser) (Directed by Rich Kidd)

Rush Hour Entertainment does a pretty expansive interview with Ms. Fiona.

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D-Sisive & Muneshine talk “Jonestown 2” and more with Chedo.

Previously: NEW MUSIC: Wolves (Ghettosocks, Muneshine, D-Sisive, Timbuktu & Bix) “Air Pump & Mushroon Cut” (DJ Pack)

Previously:VIDEO: Blake Carrington Interview w/ The Come Up Show

Ladies Love Cool Breeze lol. Via The Segment.

What’s your ethnicity?
My mother is from north Preston, Nova Scotia and father is Jamaican.

What makes you more than just a pretty face?
Umm I would say my personality is also something females tend to like about me..I’m a funny dude once you get to know me..but I can be an asshole when it’s deserved.

Single or taken?
I’m married to music and money as cliche as that sounds lol

What’s the secret to satisfying you in the bedroom?
The secret to satisfying me is to be comfortable and feel beautiful. Be willing to let your inner freak out..Ill take care of the rest..(That sounded like something an r&b singer would’ve said lool)

When you look at a woman, what is the first thing you notice?
Well like most men ..I notice her beauty whatever beautiful is to you..That’s what I notice first and then everything else after.

READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE

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Previously: VIDEO: Melanie Fiona “Change The Record” + “Rock, Paper, Scissors” (Live in Dallas, TX)

Ritchie gets the HHC Spotlight treatment courtesy of writer and Cityonmyback contributor Jonathon “Bizz” Brown.

HIPHOPCANADA SPOTLIGHT: RICH KIDD
We Still On Some Rich Kidd Shiiiit

Toronto, ON – On a rooftop in downtown Toronto, Rich Kidd is seated in an all white arm chair posing for pictures. He’s about to release his newest mixtape (We On Some Rich Kidd Shiiiit Volume 4), and continue a startling run at becoming one of the most talked about new artists coming from Canada.

The acclaimed photographer Ajani Charles adjusts his lens and snaps portraits against a lush green backdrop of plants. The sun beats down on Rich’s dark skin, insulated by a scruffy beard and unkempt afro of sorts. Somewhere between The Natural and Dr. Frankenstein, there`s Rich Kidd. And just like that, a summer day worthy of a BBQ turns into a stormy cloud of a sky and we take off for cover. It`s like night and day, all of a sudden. Kind of reminiscent of Rich’s resume over the last twelve months.

As we sift through a dozen songs produced by, written or featuring Rich, the range of his contribution to music crystallizes.

“I’m definitely trying to get to a place where I produce for more notable people and produce for more artistic people and broaden my horizon and my production value,” says Rich, now inside, yet once again seated on an all white arm chair.

The tale of the tape reads credits like Saukrates’ “I Wish I Knew Natalie Portman” featuring Nelly Furtado and kos, “Silly, Happy, Wild” by Tanika Charles, ” “The Last Hope” by Drake, Kardinal & Andreena Mill and countless others that didn’t see radio.

“A big moment for Rich was the Frank-n-Dank record,” says Courtney Uno who’s been building Rich Kidd and Ridgeway Entertainment Group since the second day they met. “He was 16 and got his first radio record. I remember being in Ridgeway the night before and we were like ‘You’re out now, you got your first radio love!’ We were just smoking and it felt like a step forward. And the fact that it was an American artist and he was only 16 changed a lot.”

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

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