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Author: princessofuptown
Keywords: arab boy OneTrueMedia soulja
Added: November 27, 2008
Corey Hodges aka Lil Corey was the definition of child prodigy. Born in Atlanta, GA eighteen years ago, music has always been the focal point of Corey's life. Besides trying to mimic the R&B songs his mother played around her house, Young Corey was fascinated with the piano and by age five, taught himself to play by ear. "My grandmother had a piano in her sitting room and id watch her play, trying to get the timing right. I didn't recognize the songs she would play but there was this feeling I got when I would listen to her play," Corey explains.
It wasn't long before Corey's extended family and friends learned of his vocal and musical talent. After performing in a 5th grade talent show, Corey realized performing was his destiny.
"I will never forget that day. I sung Whitney Houston's 'Greatest Love of All', there were teachers, my friends, even girls I didn't know standing up screaming for me. I was hooked from that day on." After the first taste of stardom, Corey sung every chance he got. One day while singing in the West End Mall, he met a woman that would change his life. "This lady introduced me to two guys who took me around to several studios. The next thing I knew I had a deal with Motown records," Corey says.
At the age of twelve it appeared Lil Corey's destiny was written in the stars. His debut single "Hush Little Lady" received rave reviews and charted some of the biggest radio spins in 2002. The album credits for "I'm Just Corey" (Motown) read like a who's who in the music industry elite with Johntae Austin, Akon, JQ, Brian Michael Cox, Teddy Bishop, Diane Killings, Jazze Pha and even Michael Jackson collaborating with the young R&B crooner. Barely a teen at the time, Lil Corey felt like he was on top of the world.
Unfortunately the predictions were pre-mature and a situation between Corey's management and Motown went sour, ending Corey's relationship with the label. Heartbroken Corey returned home to Atlanta and tried to pick up the pieces of his career. He served the ties with his management but contractual obligations would prohibit him from signing with another management company until he was eighteen years old.
Determined to be an even bigger success the second time around, Corey diligently worked in his vocals and songwriting. His talent and determination to succeed despite his situation impressed Ryna Adams, producer and CEO of Stack'Em Entertainment, an independent Label, based in Atlanta. Adams signed Corey to a production deal and began teaching him to work the equipment in the studio. "He's a rare talent. He can do it all. He sings, produces and writes his own material. We wanted to see him back at the top where he should be", Adams says of Stack'Em's flagship artist.
Today, Corey is five years older and anxious to let his fans hear what he's been working on for the last few years. He's also looking forward to introducing his music to an entirely new fan base. Slated for a release in fall 2008, Corey's sophomore album features a mix of soul-stirring ballads, smooth, mid-tempo tracks and a few hip-hop laced tracks to keep the club jumping; but remains true to his R&B roots. Corey will admit that one of his biggest goals is to get back on stage and reclaim the feeling he gets from sharing his gifts with others. "I know what it takes to get to the top and that's why I have so much respect for those out there doing it now. I've been putting in the work and I can't wait to get out there and let people hear what we've been working on," he says smiling. Besides penning material for his own album, Corey has been busy writing for other R&B and Hip Hop acts as well.
At eighteen years of age, the child prodigy is all grown up. His velvet smooth vocals are familiar yet they've been cultivated and nurtured. His prospective has broadened from recess and afterschool rhymes to being in love and experiencing some hard life lessons. But what has remained consistent is Corey's dedication to his craft and his love affair with music. He believes his early experience in the business prepped him to be an even bigger success the second time around. "I don't regret anything." Corey reveals "Everything Ive gone through has helped make me the person I am today. Along time ago, my mother told me my voice was a gift from God. I truly understand that now, and I know that making music is what God put me here to do"
THE INTERVIEW CAME FROM THIS WEBSITE! ALL THE RIGHTS GO TO THEM!
www.hittaftahitt.com/lil_corey.php
Author: princessofuptown
Keywords: corey hush lady lil little miller OneTrueMedia romeo
Added: November 25, 2008
LYRICS:
I know you
tired of ya nigga
Ya mad at ya nigga
Ya sad with cha nigga
So let me be ya get a way
Let me be ya get a way
[Verse 1:]
Girl u don't need him girl ya really need me
A real ass nigga dat'll knock u off ya feet
So drop dat lame come get with a g doh
Cause I kno u so sick of him like ne-yo
I can see it in ya eyes, got ya stressed & tired from the foolish games
U don't really want dat, girl lemme help dat, baby lemme be yo get a way
He a waste of yo time, got u broke down cryin, is dat yo man
Gimme a chance so I can free dat, I can do u betta, way better den he can
Why u got a long face,aw u had a long day, nigga on yo case
Girl that's cool, he cool with me & you, won't cha send him on his way
Yea I think u was a capricorn, girl lemme take ya home
Let me do a special thang, girl neva treat ya wrong
Do u rite, treat u rite, buy u erything u like
If u open up to me then I'll live witcha rite
Yea u got a man, but why u wanna stay
Let yung cali just be ya get a way
Yea we can get a way, take ya a private place
Take u on a shoppin spree, girl u will neva pay
Stacks on deck, yea u know I'm ridin clean
In a 84 cutlass, yea I'm sittin on the thing
Ridin real smooth, yea I'm real cool
Let me be ya get a way, yea I know what to do
Fuck that otha dude, girl it's me & u
Ye ain't neva had a nigga do u like me boo
Ye ain't neva had a nigga do u like me boo
Yea I keep it pluggin, cause I'll have u tooled
[Chorus]
[Verse 2:]
I want a dyme piece
5'5", brown eyes, caramel skin, with da thick thighs
Promiscuous girl, let me find ya, where ya at
Need a nigga like me, cause ya man whack
Drop dat lame, come get with a g
Meet me at the mall, I guess around three
Whisper in ya ear make ya weak to ya knees
Take ya to da crib maybe just u and me
The way I put it on ya, u be screamin cali
I beat dat pussy up like muhammad ali
I'll knock ya ass to sleep, and 1-2-3
Ye ain't eva had it from a real nigga like me
Squad niggas guarenteed to sweep ya off ya feet
Ya dats a fab 4, with me in da seat
Ya dats a fab 4, with me in da seat
Squad niggaz guarenteed to sweep ya off ya feet
[Bridge:]
He said he loved u (no)
He said he'll do for u (no)
He said he'll stay witchu (no)
He said he'll be witchu yea
And did he love u (no)
And did he hold u (oh no)
Tried to console u (no)
Meet u while in your needs
But did he stay by u (no)
After what he took u thru (no)
Always protected u (no)
And he called u baby boo (no)
Then I'll protect u
Whatever I do
I'll give mi all 2 u
I'll turn mi back those 4 u
[Chorus]
[Verse 3:]
I know you tired of ya nigga
Ya mad at ya nigga
Ya sad with cha nigga
So let me be ya get a way
Let me be ya get a way
First you had something good then you had something bad
I wanna take you out like ya moma and ya dad
Girl I wanna buy you something that you neva eva had
Girl I wanna buy you something that you neva eva had
Girl I wanna make you smile
Girl I wanna make you laugh
Maybe we could take a shower maybe we can take a bath
I'm a lay you on the bed baby you can grab my dreads while
I lick on your neck
Author: princessofuptown
Keywords: boyz dem getaway OneTrueMedia pretty princessofuptown ricky
Added: November 17, 2008
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