December 12, 2017 | It Needs To Be CED

Statik Selektah ‘But You Don’t Hear Me Tho’ feat. The LOX & Mtume

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For al the good dad gang out there! Starring Harley Harl. Cameos by Joey Bada$$, Dj Premier , Lord Finesse , Buckwild , Westside Gunn, […]

Sundance Selects Datari Turner’s ‘A Boy. A Girl. A Dream’

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SUNDANCE INSTITUTE SELECTS DATARI TURNER PRODUCTIONS FILM ‘A BOY. A GIRL. A DREAM’ FOR 2018 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL Indie film starring Meagan Good and Omari […]

Jeezy – Bottles Up ft. Puff Daddy

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I had the honor of meeting Cedric Thornton at an event in New York around a decade ago (2006). I didn’t understand who he was at first. I thought he was a youthful, friendly, funny guy. As I got to know him though, I realized that Cedric (Big Ced) Thornton was much more.
Cedric knew a lot of people and a lot of people knew him. I would soon learn that he, himself was a pioneer of contemporary, commercial, urban culture, having appeared in a few music videos to songs by Monie Love and MC Lyte, in his youth, among other things.

Cedric has always been wise beyond his youthful appearance. His sense of humor never strays from the truth. My fondest memory of Ced, was when I was getting my feet wet with digital reporting, and he gave me a few writing assignments. He always referred to me by my last name, “Glinski” and I loved that! Cedric’s level of professionalism and respect, sets him apart. Whether publishing news to his forum, TheIndustryCosign, or holding weekly social events around NY…