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I'm going to build a recording studio in New York, Motown Studios.The sound I'm going for now is soul. That's what I'm talking about. "Bop" is a song by American rapper DaBaby, released to US rhythmic contemporary radio through Interscope Records on November 19, 2019, as the second single from DaBaby's sophomore album Kirk. DJ Khaled attends the 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards at STAPLES Center on January 26, 2020 in Los Angeles, California. I'm not gonna have wack-juice on me. DJ Khaled learned that lesson over the weekend after he had to cut off a twerking follower on his Instagram Live session.The producer and recording artist hopped on his social media account on Sunday (May 3) to chat with his fans and followers. He didn't want to be mis­understood.

It's so hard to say good-bye to yesterday, indeed. It was like I was walking away from my works of art. It's one thing to say you would've done something if only you'd gotten the chance. "Every record has gotta be right," he said. (He was Dr. "BOP" dropped Friday (Nov. 15) as "BOP on Broadway" with a bevy of dancers taking part in the one-shot style video. He'd call me late at night.But he feels like they're just businesspeople. And there's probably no other female, black or white, who's as fabulous as Diana Ross, who epitomizes the glamour and excitement of a star diva.What about new directions?

And then the black executive gets blamed and fired. A framed photo of a serious-looking Harrell arm-in-arm with Mickey Mouse sat on an end table.Clearly a man who enjoys control, Harrell was soft-spoken and intent. That's what I'm bringing to black music, to black musical stars.

We spoke yesterday for about an hour, and he said, "Any advice I can give you about where we go from here, feel free to call me."

I'm gonna be Motown for this generation of young-adult record buyers. By then the relation­ship between the record company and the artist is dys­functional. Same thing if Jodeci was on the label. My parents listened to them: the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, the Four Tops, the Temptations.Motown has always been the epitome of black excellence and artistry. Why shouldn't he be the one that everybody reports to? Once he got in business with LaFace [L.A. Reid and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds] and [Dallas Austin's] Rowdy Records and Puffy [Bad Boy Entertainment], Davis's commitment and his exe­cution were taking those artists where I wanted my artists to go. At Motown, Harrell says, he'll have more people, more prerogative, more punch.Seated on a couch in the living room of his Upper West Side New York apartment, dressed simply in a black shirt and white slacks, Harrell focused squarely through his blue shades on what must be done. I got green-light power for small movies. Never did, never will. You could have got­ten Stevie Wonder a television special. Motown was the blueprint.

I was trying to do that for nine years.

I'm gonna bring Johnny Gill back—he had a fabulous first album.

He's more or less told, "Go find the next act and establish it.

"WHEN YOU THINK OF MOTOWN NOW, YOU'RE GONNA THINK OF ANDRE HARRELL. He produced the 1991 film Strictly Business, and he coproduces the hit Fox series New York Undercover.

Between me and the corpora­tion, I could never get it to happen.I think MCA, after a period, wanted some of these things to happen. We wanna be down with him." That's what I want to do.

There will never be another Mary J. Blige—it's rare to find a queen.

When you get an act that sells 5 million—at a major compa­ny—the black executive's out of the room. #WillFromHomeA post shared by Will Smith (@willsmith) on Apr 29, 2020 at 10:50am PDT We could have had artists pay tribute to him—pop artists, rock artists, R&B artists, rap artists, everybody could have participated. Aside from the monumental Boyz II Men, Motown has increasingly become a sound­track for nostalgia, much more redolent of the past than the present.

Former Uptown Entertainment president Andre Harrell—the man responsible for Jodeci, Mary J. Blige, and Heavy D—is taking over the legendary label and promising to bring the noise. I feel as if I've had a tremendous amount of experience working with stars' drama and ego, but we're talking a whole 'nother level of stars. MadeinTYO & DaBaby: Hot Shower (Video short) 2019 DaBaby: Vibez (Video short) 2019 DaBaby: Intro (Video short) DaBaby I'll have a house out there for a 12-to-18-month period, and I'll be bicoastal between the New York and L.A. offices. Much like Brooklyn's own DJ iMarkkeyz, who gained momentum on Billboard's charts for his remix of Cardi B's coronavirus rant, producer DJ Suede posted a remix of the moment and it brought more laughs to probably one of DJ Khaled's most stressful moments.#IGotAFamily #IGotLove #RemixgodSuede #AnotherOne @therealcocoabrown #Diamonds @sophiajamesxoA post shared by Dj Suede (@remixgodsuede) on May 3, 2020 at 9:48pm PDTAhead of the official 30-year anniversary of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s debut, Will Smith hosted a virtual reunion with his cast members for the latest episode of his Snapchat show, Will From Home. "It's always been a dream of mine to head up Motown," he says.Yet the lofty position confronts Harrell with a critical challenge.

Moving to Motown, which is now based in Los Angeles and owned by PolyGram, presents Harrell with the opportunity to put at least some of these issues behind him. Making hits is not a problem. Even if they like him as a person, he still has goo years of issues he has to get over to accept them.