Showing posts with label swizz beatz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swizz beatz. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Monday, 19 September 2011
Swizz Beatz Admits To Fathering Love Child in London
Hit making producer Swizz Beatz has reached a deal with a woman in London, with whom he had a love child.
(HipHopGeek News) The New York Post reports that the 33-year-old producer, who is married to Alicia Keys, took a paternity test with a UK woman who claimed Swizz was the father of her child.
The producer flew to London in 2009 with his wife future Alicia Keys, and took a Paternity test.
The test proved that Swizz Beatz was the father of the 3-year-old child, whose mother is UK singer Zhanna Andrianova.
Terms of the out-of-court settlement were not disclosed.
In May of 2010, Swizz Beatz divorce from his longtime wife Mashonda, although the pair had been separated for a few years.
In August of 2010, Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys were officially married.
(HipHopGeek News) The New York Post reports that the 33-year-old producer, who is married to Alicia Keys, took a paternity test with a UK woman who claimed Swizz was the father of her child.
The producer flew to London in 2009 with his wife future Alicia Keys, and took a Paternity test.
The test proved that Swizz Beatz was the father of the 3-year-old child, whose mother is UK singer Zhanna Andrianova.
Terms of the out-of-court settlement were not disclosed.
In May of 2010, Swizz Beatz divorce from his longtime wife Mashonda, although the pair had been separated for a few years.
In August of 2010, Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys were officially married.
Thursday, 1 September 2011
Confessions of a Talented Mind: Swizz Beatz
[Via Uptown Magazine] Once a beatmaker for Ruff Ryders, Swizz Beatz is now a veritable bon vivant—he collects original Warhols, snagged a 2010 Grammy with Jay-Z for “On to the Next One,” and married Alicia Keys. Next up: his second solo album, Haute Living, a smorgasbord of sound (“Its Coldplaymeets Boogie Down Productions”) featuring megawattage from Kanye Westand Bono. As a designer for Reebok and Aston Martin and a professor at New York University, Swizz (nĂ© Kasseem Dean) clearly has the creative brawn to back up his braggadocio. “People play it safe,” he says. “I’m like, ‘F— the rules.’”
My strongest childhood memories are of…
The South Bronx. Keith Haring’s “Crack Is Wack” graffiti on handball courts. I remember playing skelzies and riding BMX bikes. I remember my grandparents calling me through the window telling me it’s time to come inside.
The South Bronx. Keith Haring’s “Crack Is Wack” graffiti on handball courts. I remember playing skelzies and riding BMX bikes. I remember my grandparents calling me through the window telling me it’s time to come inside.
The advice I give to young producers is…
Always stay original. Always push yourself. Where a lot of people go wrong, they listen to too many people when it comes to their life. If I would have listened to everybody, I wouldn’t be Swizz Beatz, I would still be a DJ. Use your own intuition. Use your bones; they will always tell you the truth.
Always stay original. Always push yourself. Where a lot of people go wrong, they listen to too many people when it comes to their life. If I would have listened to everybody, I wouldn’t be Swizz Beatz, I would still be a DJ. Use your own intuition. Use your bones; they will always tell you the truth.
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