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Mediabase is a music industry service that provides data and information on airplay and music charts. It primarily focuses on tracking and reporting radio airplay, but it also covers streaming
Chasing a Deal: DefJam
As “Still Tippin” was slowly climbing up the charts, Houston began getting more recognition on the rap scene. Houston represented one of the last frontiers for commercial rap and we