how do i remove singing from music to leave just instrumentals and add in sounds

I turned 29 years old yesterday and me and my girls are celebrating this weekend. Problem is the clubs I loved the most closed down. The Compound is gone and so is Club 112. So can anyone suggest a similar club that plays a nice mix of music without having to be subjected to music like Juvenile’s Greatest Hits(Club Essos is famous for this).
I wanna party with the grown and sexy, I like Old School and current Hip Hop, R&B and especially Reggae and Soca (I’m originally from Brooklyn-nuff said)…

Help a Sista OUT-PLEASE..

Oh- I’m tryna stay away from The Velvet Room since Slim’s album release party is Friday and I don’t wanna deal with that crowd…

10 points to whoever comes up with the place I’ll be hitting up this weekend!!!

hey, i just heard a song a few days ago, it’s kind of hip hop, rnb and it talks about a girl waiting for a guy to come home from the club. It’s sung by a guy and he talks about other girls i think.
please help, i just really loved this song and i would love to know the name!

Other than Jay-Z and 50 cent. More Underground raw East Coast like the Wu-Tang,Onyx, and others. I believe I’m probably the only person from the Dirty Dirty that listens to New York style rap most frequently, and actually more than dirty south rappers and I’m from the Dirty Dirty.

recently i’ve been recoridng hip hop vox in fl studio 9 and have already learned a little bit. I know what tools to use (compressor, reverb, panning, EQ) but how do i use these tools EFFECTIVELY to make a great mix? are there any tips that professional producers use to make vocals sound crisp, clear and big?