
Oh, and one more thing, the "Red Hot Remixes" were done by local producer Red Hot Beats. He's currently producing stuff for Melissa Lujan, Berg (on Melo's Krossover label) and other cats. Keep an eye out!

While it's true that Moore doesn't quite have, or even bother to attempt, the glass, mirror and other assorted valuable shattering range of fellow R&B songstresses such as Mariah Carey or Whitney Houston, she does sing her ass off in a much more subtle but just as high impact way.
It doesn't hurt that
Her voice hasn't cracked, diminished or lost its luster through the years, either. She's a singer ripe for the average Jane's taking.
On the album, Moore prefers to keep things level and to hang out smack dab in the middle of the road, establishing herself as somewhat of a diva by the people, of the people and for the people.
Love the Woman is a warm 'n cozy slice of urban, yet adult contemporary music that any gal who likes to sip on a Cosmopolitan or to have Sex and the City DVD marathons with her girlfriends.
Normally I don’t post current mixtapes because, well you never who’s watching (Feds taking pictures). The last thing I need is for this good thing I have going with my server company and the law. I think it’s only right to post this mixtape because Bishop Lamont is the truth. He’s that other anchor that the West Coast needs. The Game is pretty much the unstoppable force out west. Everything he drops its heat. The west needs a Scottie Pippen in the worst way. That’s the role that Bishop Lamont can play. He’s got the good Dr for back up and the Aftermath machine. The only thing is for him to drop a retail album to set the west on fire like “The Documentary” did.
I’m starting a new section on B-MOORE.NET. It’s called “Pay It Forward”. For those unfamiliar what the “Pay It Forward” theory is when you recieve something and you try to put pay the good deed back to others. With music, I’m going to share music (as legally as possible) with as many people as I can. Every Thursday I’m going to try to put people on to an artist that might be unknown or you never really checked for. If they have a mixtape or just a single out I will post it up. I just think with hip hop in the state it’s in we need to start doing stuff like this. I don’t have an agenda; most of the artists that will get featured are not people I know personally or have any real interaction with. This section will not turn into “The Source” or “XXL”. I just have a love for the music and its only right that I “Pay It Forward”.
The debut artist for “Pay It Forward” will be Aftermath producer (possibly ghost-producer for Dre) Focus…Focus has been a stamp for the Aftermath Roster since producing cuts for the ill fated Truth Hurts album. But lately, the sidelines have not where you found him at. Producing cuts for the likes of Beyonce, Busta Rhymes, Stat Quo, Bishop Lamont and Little Brother has kept him busy. Check out this album by Focus…called “Dedicated” featuring an all star lineup of: Busta Rhymes, Rafael Saadiq, Bishop Lamont and Little Brother plus many more. This is definitely one of the best releases this year.
01. Introduction
02. Shine (feat. Busta Rhymes, Bishop Lamont)
03. Music Grinder (feat. Jay Sol)
04. It’s Not So Hard (feat. Stat Quo)
05. Rule #4080 (skit by Ronnie Jordan)
06. S.T.M.S.
07. I Ain’t Gone’ Do It
08. Back When… (feat. Little Brother, D.J. Khalil)
09. Mom’s Message
10. 8.18.01 (feat. Teena Marie)
11. Feels Good (feat. Mike Ant & Taurie)
12. 4 The Luv (feat. Illa J., Denise Thompson)
13. Weekend (feat. Rafeal Saadiq, DeRay Davis)
14. Whatchu’ Workin Wit
15. Flight 1172 (skit)
16. Dedicated (feat. Ya’ Boy, PhD.)
17. Affairz (feat. Denise Thompson, Kida)
18. I Rock It (feat. Big Rapper Pooh from Little Brother)
19 We Do This (feat. Mami Montana, Epik)
20. Let’s Go (feat. Chino XL, D.J. Revolution)
21. Final Words (skit by Filltrate)