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Articles tagged "wale" Music ReviewWale: Attention Deficitby Mehan Jayasuriya[11.Nov.09] :. Insecurity, bulimia, infidelity, intra-racial discrimination, self-loathing and coked out, aspirational celebrities: welcome to Wale's coming out party. Mixed MediaWale - Attention Deficit Tour Video Podcast 1 (video)by PopMatters Staff[27.May.09] :. Wale has joined with Zune to produce a series of 10 video podcasts and the first one has just gone live. It follows the rapper on tour in Chicago. Wale’s record from last year, The Mixtape... Mixed MediaWale feat. Tre and Young Chris - “Nightlife”by Tyler Fisher[5.Mar.09] :. Wale's new mixtape looks to up the level of production with 9th Wonder behind the boards. "Nightlife" gives a preview of what might be possible.  Capsule ReviewsColin Munroe: Is The Unsung Heroby Andrew Martin[17.Feb.09] :. Too much genre-bouncing leaves this mixtape unbalanced, even if it shows shades of true talent. PopMatters Pick Music ReviewWale: The Mixtape About Nothingby Chris Gaerig[15.Aug.08] :. Unsigned D.C. rapper's strange love of Seinfeld helps deliver the best mixtape of 2008 |
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