Samsung Milk Music TV Commercial, 'ADD52' Featuring Russell Simmons
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Listen to the hottest new artists on ADD52, a radio station from Milk Music! Each week, for 52 weeks, an unsigned artist will have the chance to have their song recorded to a single. The catch? You, the listener, will pick the winner! Samsung, together with Milk Music, is changing the way you listen to music!
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