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THE PULSE OF ENTERTAINMENT: A record deal and $100,000 to the winner of MTV's Rock the Cradle
Music industry off-springs compete for record deal and $100,000 on MTV’s Rock the Cradle
*A major record deal and $100,000 is the prize on MTV’s Rock the Cradle. The reality show has brought together the children of music industry’s legendary acts to see, and prove, that “music superstardom really is in the DNA.” In each episode judges vote and comment, and viewers eliminate two artists per show until the last episode, the finale. The competition airs every Thursday 10 p.m.ET/PT.
Competing was McHammer’s daughter A’Keiba Burrell-Hammer (21), a neo-soul/R&B singer; Bobby Brown’s son Landon Brown (22), a “Montel Jordan” style R&B singer; Al B. Sure’s son Lil’ B (22), the seductive R&B crooner; the Eagles’ Joe Walsh’s daughter Lucy Walsh (25), an accomplished pianist and Pop/R&B singer; the Doobie Brothers’ Tom Johnston’s daughter Lara Johnston (17), a Pop/Soul singer; Oliviq Newton-John’s daughter Cloe Rose Lattanzi (22), a unique neo-soul/Jazz/Rock vocalists; Kenny Loggin’s son Crosby Loggins (27), a seasoned guitarist with Pop/Soft Rock vocals; Eddie Money’s daughter Jesse Money (19), a Pop/Rock vocalist, and Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider’s son Jesse Blaze Snider (25) a seasoned hardcore rock artist.
“I got to hear everyone perform before (it aired),” Lil’ B, son of Al B. Sure, said about his competitors. “We went to hang out. We went to see where we were going to perform for the finale, they made us perform.”
Ladies man Lil’ Al B. Sure was voted off during the fourth episode but he feels too bless for the opportunity to feel sad. Landon Brown said he was 13 years-old messing around in Whitney Houston’s recording studio when he come to the realization that entertaining was what he wanted to do.
“I tried to set as many studio sessions as I could,” Landon, son of Bobby Brown, said. “My mom didn’t want me to do it and my Dad didn’t think I was serious.”
Landon said now his father can see how comfortable he is on stage. He said, “I put it (his performances) together myself, freestyle. I think my father will appreciate that.”
Landon Brown also was voted off the show on the fourth episode. MC Hammer’s daughter A’Keiba was voted off during episode three. Lara Johnston, daughter of Doobie Bothers’ Tom Johnston was voted off during episode five, along with Lucy Walsh.
Those acts left standing are Crosby Loggins, who scored a 38 (out of 40) during the last show; Jesse Blaze Snider scored 39 and Cloe Rose scored a 32. You can see all episodes, including the finale, by visiting www.mtv.com under Rock the Cradle or tune in the next two Thursdays on MTV at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
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