TMOTTGoGo now offers its online magazines in digital format that you may check out and enjoy on your computer, tablet, or smartphone. This is a free monthly digital magazine for the music enthusiast and Go-Go culture lover as a whole. … Continue reading TMOTTGoGo Has Gone Digital
One if the biggest things that we want to put focus on as this new year begins are artists to watch on throughout 2015. The object of this, of course, is to invite artists, performers and musicians to illustrate their … Continue reading Introducing Patrice Nickols… The Best You’d Ever Had
We are very saddened to find and report the passing of the Go-Go Family’s own and fellow musician Troy Williams (fondly known as Droopy Dogg) who passed away to cancer on last Friday, January 2, 2015. He was 48 years … Continue reading Rest In Musical Paradise, Troy “Droppy Dogg” Williams
When the Benedict College president officially conferred the title of graduate on Monica Watts and her classmates on the morning of Saturday December 13, the Southeast Washington native pumped her right fist above her head in triumph… Earning a B.A. … Continue reading Monica Watts: From S.E. Gang Life to Benedict College B.A. Graduate
See this picture right here? It was taken in 1981 during a Street Theatre rehearsal of gospel musical entitled “Spirit Song”. This production consisted of an entire cast and crew of about 50 or more teens (mostly students from the … Continue reading Generations of Teens Who Got Their First Employment Experience Under Marion Barry’s SYEP
Now here is guy who’s been stomping on stages so long he’s literally got Go-Go roots embedded in boots. His history goes back to practically to the beginning. He has been seen throughout the decades blowing on the stages of … Continue reading Q&A: Mike “Hard-Step” Taylor – Who The Heck Is This Brother?
Time and again, we like to put focus on individuals within this music culture who have not only grind in the trenches, but continue to exemplify their growth in their music and their maturity as an artist. And Wayne Davis … Continue reading Q&A: Wayne Davis – “A Childhood Dream” Comes True
The Chuck Brown Band from the Beautiful Life album – Lighters. Video Directed by Jai Jamison. Video produced by Jon Malis, Jai Jamison MMBBQ Productions. Song produced by Chucky Thompson. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/bea… CHECK OUT VIDEO CLIP BELOW: Continue reading Chuck Brown Band feat. Ms. Yendy and Kanja – “LIGHTERS”
We at TMOTTGoGo are saddened to hear of the passing of the culture’s own Michele L. Perry, most fondly known as “Chel’e P”. It was only just over a year and a half ago when I did an in-depth interview … Continue reading Rest In Heavenly Paradise, Chel’e P
During an interview regarding his Kickstarter Fundraising Campaign for his film “The Sweet Blood of Jesus”, Spike Lee skillfully corrects the female Bloomberg host (who tries to paint a negative picture of how he should instead stop his crowdfunding campaign) … Continue reading Watch Spike Lee Handle The Hate He Receives During An On Camera Interview
Earlier today (June 18, 2014), Hip-Hop radio personality Angie Martinex made the announcement that she has resigned from Hot97 in New York, via her instagram (see image below), which reads: Today I resigned from HOT97. I am grateful to the … Continue reading Angie Martinex Resigns from Hot97
By Michael Rothman (@TheRealRothman) Karyn Parsons, who played Hilary Banks on the iconic 1990s TV show that starred Will Smith, has started a Kickstarter campaign for her organization, Sweet Blackberry, and it’s nothing else if not tempting. Parsons’ motivation is … Continue reading Here’s Proof the Entire ‘Fresh Prince’ Cast Are Still Friends
Now here are the photos of the week! It was a very special Father’s Day for Bobby Brown, as the singer reunited with his estranged daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown over the weekend Bobbie Kris posted several Instagram pics of … Continue reading Bobby Brown and daughter Brobbi Kristina Reunite on Father’s Day
The U Street Movie Series will kick off next (June 18) Wednesday with the 2012 documentary “Marley”. The once-monthly film series “meant to honor the musical and culturally diverse roots of the Greater U Street Corridor” takes place at the Harrison Recreation Center (1300 V Street NW). Films begin at sundown. For July 16, they will be showing the movie that told the story of DC’s own Petey Greene, “Talk To Me” which starred Don Chedle and DC’s own Taraji P. Henson. And for the for August 20, the concert movie “Chuck Brown: Put Your Hands Up!”, which along with … Continue reading U Street Movie Series Kicks Things Off With Marley, Petey and Chuck