One of the most used gadgets today is the iPod. It has yearly been upgraded to be able to provide customers with as much fun and entertainment as it possibly could. Even up to now, Apple is looking for ways to make the iPod suitable for all ages and for all occupations. When iPod video came out a couple of years back, this made a huge impact on technology. The ability to watch videos on a music player just changed everything. Now you see gadgets as small as the iPod nano being able to carry these videos.
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I’ve been stuck at the hospital for almost four days now. My seven month old daughter was confined because of bacterial pneumonia. The stress of having your child at the hospital and being on 24 hour watch meant that I’m not able to post regularly (besides, the hospital doesn’t have WiFi).
In between feedings, nebulization schedules and cleaning Alex up, I would talk to her and soothe her with songs. More »
Finally, more news about M.I.A.’s (love her to bits but it’s a bitch typing her name because of all the periods) upcoming new album. And if I’m complaining about typing her name, then the album’s title will just make it more difficult. More »
“If music be the food of the soul then you should eat right”
This is the raison d’etre of Red Tropic. We want this blog to become the source and resource of the serious music fan and collector. This blog is for the music geek who appreciates a wide range of music, whose only prejudice is quality and the importance of good music in art and the way we live.
We’ll give you fresh news, insightful reviews and even thought-provoking commentary on what’s happening in music. We’ll even throw in those crazy lists that everyone laps up. A music blog is nothing though without a healthy community of like-minded enthusiasts so feel free to speak your mind in the comments section. Contribute by recommending any significant artist or album you’ve heard lately — be it a new release or an oldie.
Let Red Tropic be the soundtrack to your soul.
Consider Red Tropic as the platter of goodness on which it is served. We want Red Tropic to be the source and resource of the serious music fan and collector- one who appreciates what each music genre has to offer without prejudice and has a wanton disregard for what is “cool” or “hip”.
by Mel on June 18th, 2009 in Blues, Events, Hip-hop, Jazz, Music Genre, News, Pop, Profiles, Releases, Reviews, Rock, Rumors, Stuff, Trivia. 3 Comments »
