Mixtape Tracks
 
Ram Muzik,dj Truey,Carmel Love - Hostile Magazine The Mixtape Vol.1 - Feat
  Brick Squad Memers - Gucci Mane,Waka Flocka & Frenchie. This Mixtape is an
  advertising of various artist hosted in Carmel Love's - Hostile Magazine.
  Hostile Magazine is a print and online magazine dedicated to the indie artist
  worldwide! - www.hostilemagazine.com -This mixtape is a Coast2Coast Mixtape
& Wair Radio Promotions.

HONESTY, INTEGRITY, and HARD WORK: not only a general recipe for success, but a trifecta of attributes as rare together as they are individually uncommon. In a renegade breed, much of those aspects are still present. That rare breed, reared in South Jamaica, Queens, includes Frenchie 1017; Bricksquad member, Atlanta-transplant, a Queens representer – and the hardest-working artist out right now. ONESTY, INTEGRITY, and HARD WORK: not only a general recipe for success, but atrifecta of attributes as rare together as they are individually uncommon. In a renegade breed, much of those aspects are still present. That rare breed, reared in South Jamaica, Queens, includes Frenchie 1017; Bricksquad member, Atlanta-transplant, a Queens representer – and the hardest-working artist out right nowBorn and raised in the much-maligned, yet-highly-glorified crack epidemic of the late 80’s and early 90’s, Frenchie lived through what many of us only read about: the depreciation of an entire neighborhood (Southside, Queens) into one of history’s most dangerous, rugged, and unsafe stretches of skull-cracked pavement and harsh realities to ever exist.Frenchie’s crossroads – Merrick & Linden – provided a first- Hand account into the annals of hustler history.

 “To be honest, I grew up around a lot of ignorance. The older people that I looked up to, they were jackers; robbers. I was a part of it, too; but I always wanted more.” Frenchie displays a brutal honesty in describing his come up; and an uncontained, raw emotion that is undoubtedly a showcase of the final offspring of a rare breed: “I didn’t want that nine-to-five,” he continues. “I always wanted more”.Using music as a path to achievement, fourth-grade ciphers graduated to sixth-grade battles, and circumstantial yet pre-destined familial ties led to music as the only career option. “My family runs deep – my cousin Bimmy used to be an A&R at Def Jam, and DJ Hurricane – my uncle – was the Beastie Boys’ DJ.” Add that to the fact that Deborah Antney, mother & manager to Wacka Flocka, is his aunt, and you see how Frenchie wasn’t left with much of a choice – succeed in music, or stay in the hood. What separatesFrenchie from his peers, though, are two seemingly trivial, but actually monumental tidbits: his constant travel back and forth from Atlanta, and his raw focus, energy, and determination.

 “I’m always up for an adventure. I was one of the only ones from my ‘hood to hop on the train; to see Brooklyn, to see the Bronx. I been through the Carolinas, Virginia – I spent half my life in Atlanta.” But the remembrance of Southside – its vitality, its vigor, its corruption, and ruggedness – instilled in the twenty-six year old an unparallel work ethic – to get rich, or die tryin’.As far as Frenchie’s influences go, apart from a few out-of-towners, the home base is well-represented: “Gucci, that’s my boy. Banks, 50 Cent, Yayo – those are dudes from my neighborhood, and they made it out. LL Cool J, some of the older cats…and One Republic. I love so much different type of music, it’s a shame!” As far as concepts, the answer isn’t what you’d expect, but signifies an innate intelligence, tremendous foresight, and the result of exposure to different: different music, different cultures, and different regions. “My style is universal. I’ll go wherever the tempo takes me…the concepts come from the beats. Certain beats speak to my soul. It has to feel live.” A constant tour de force of videos, work, and tours, Frenchie’s Internet presence is a sight to behold: a quick WorldStar search brings forth over forty self-produced music videos, and his YouTube presence includes videos spanning back several years, and millions of collective views.“The Internet is the number-one promotional tool in the world. Children have so much technology nowadays, that they don’t even have to come outside. 

They can just stay indoors and have fun.” Maintaining this momentum, though, is a constant struggle for a 21st-century entertainer, as Frenchie elaborates: “The grind is the toughest part. It’s beautiful when the music is out, and they vibe to it. But the hard part – you gotta wake up early, everyday, after barely sleeping for days on end, to go to the studio to fine-tune, edit, and break day. Sometimes, I wanna close my eyes and sleep, but I’d never allow myself to do that – not till I’m in a coffin. I work hard, I go hard.” Showing no signs of slowing up, Frenchie’s onslaught will continue with the release of The Concrete Jungle, a mixtape hosted by DJ Holiday, fresh on the heels of Bringin’ Gangsta Back, hosted by DJ Trapaholics. Having done features with a broad range of Southern stars (Juicy J, Project Pat, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, Soulja Boy), family members (Gucci Mane, Wacka Flocka, Wooh Da Kid), and East Coast up-and-comers (French Montana, John Depp, Webstar, and the late G. Baby), Frenchie’s groundwork has laid a solid, universal foundation. Success is only a step away.Born and raised in the much-maligned, yet-highly-glorified crack epidemic of the late 80’s and early 90’s, Frenchie lived through what many of us only read about: the depreciation of an entire neighborhood (Southside, Queens) into one of history’s most dangerous, rugged, and unsafe stretches of skull-cracked pavement and harsh realities to ever exist.Frenchie’s crossroads – Merrick & Linden – provided a first- hand account into the annals of hustler history. “To be honest, I grew up around a lot of ignorance. The older people that I looked up to, they were jackers; robbers.

 I was a part of it, too; but I always wanted more.” Frenchie displays a brutal honesty in describing his come up; and an uncontained, raw emotion that is undoubtedly a showcase of the final offspring of a rare breed: “I didn’t want that nine-to-five,” he continues. “I always wanted more”.Using music as a path to achievement, fourth-grade ciphers graduated to sixth-grade battles, and circumstantial yet pre-destined familial ties led to music as the only career option. “My family runs deep – my cousin Bimmy used to be an A&R at Def Jam, and DJ Hurricane – my uncle – was the Beastie Boys’ DJ.” Add that to the fact that Deborah Antney, mother & manager to Wacka Flocka, is his aunt, and you see how Frenchie wasn’t left with much of a choice – succeed in music, or stay in the hood. What separatesFrenchie from his peers, though, are two seemingly trivial, but actually monumental tidbits: his constant travel back and forth from Atlanta, and his raw focus, energy, and determination. “I’m always up for an adventure. I was one of the only ones from my ‘hood to hop on the train; to see Brooklyn, to see the Bronx. I been through the Carolinas, Virginia – I spent half my life in Atlanta.” But the remembrance of Southside – its vitality, its vigor, its corruption, and ruggedness – instilled in the twenty-six year old an unparallel work ethic – to get rich, or die tryin’. As far as Frenchie’s influences go, apart from a few out-of-towners, the home base is well-represented: “Gucci, that’s my boy. Banks, 50 Cent, Yayo – those are dudes from my neighborhood, and they made it out. LL Cool J, some of the older cats…and One Republic. I love so much different type of music, it’s a shame!” As far as concepts, the answer isn't what you’d expect, but signifies an innate intelligence, tremendous foresight, and the result of exposure to different: different music, different cultures, and different regions. 

“My style is universal. I’ll go wherever the tempo takes me…the concepts come from the beats. Certain beats speak to my soul. It has to feel live.”A constant tour de force of videos, work, and tours, Frenchie’s Internet presence is a sight to behold: a quick WorldStar search brings forth over forty self-produced music videos, and his YouTube presence includes videos spanning back several years, and millions of collective views. “The Internet is the number-one promotional tool in the world. Children have so much technology nowadays, that they don’t even have to come outside. They can just stay indoors and have fun.” Maintaining this momentum, though, is a constant struggle for a 21st-century entertainer, as Frenchie elaborates: “The grind is the toughest part. It’s beautiful when the music is out, and they vibe to it. But the hard part – you gotta wake up early, everyday, after barely sleeping for days on end, to go to the studio to fine-tune, edit, and break day. Sometimes, I wanna close my eyes and sleep, but I’d never allow myself to do that – not till I’m in a coffin. I work hard, I go hard.” Showing no signs of slowing up, Frenchie’s onslaught will continue with the release of The Concrete Jungle, a mixtape hosted by DJ Holiday, fresh on the heels of Bringin’ Gangsta Back, hosted by DJ Trapaholics. Having done features with a broad range of Southern stars (Juicy J, Project Pat, Yung Joc, Gorilla Zoe, Soulja Boy), family members (Gucci Mane, Wacka Flocka, Wooh Da Kid), and East Coast up-and-comers (French Montana, John Depp, Webstar, and the late G. Baby), Frenchie’s groundwork has laid a solid, universal foundation. Success is only a step away.

Sahyba born and raised in Los Angeles, California is of Indian decent. She comes from a family of talented musicians, starting with her grandfather, father and brother. By the age of 5, Sahyba knew she was destined to sing and dance, she would often beasked to sing at weddings, charity events and cultural festivals. Sahyba continued to sing traditional Bollywood music while playing the Indian instrument the Harmonium.Her passion for music soared and she followed herheart and soon began singing to thebeats and rhythms of POP and R&B. Sahyba stands out, with her uniqueness of talents, diversity and enrichment of languages, speaking and singing in four different languages - Spanish, Hindi, Punjabi and English.

Sahyba’s brother Prince Saheb, a music producer, being proud of his sisters beautiful voice and talent introduced her to friend George Lemore and Ray J (singer, songwriter, record producer and actor) of Vh1’s hit show, “For The Love Of Ray J”, known for dynamic single "Wait A Minute," and single double platinum, "Sexy Can I" and founder of Knockout Entertainment. Sahyba sang a tune for him and he was instantly captivated and amazed with the energy of her voice. From that moment on he was convinced she is young super star ready to blossom. From that moment on, doors opened for Sahyba leading her into the hands of Ray J’s independent record label "Knockout Entertainment". Sahyba loves writing music and her first song “Marco Polo”, is due to be released nationally early 2012. The song was inspired by Sahyba’s childhood days of playing hide and seek. She says it reminds her to find love from the heart and be open to what is bestfor you. While producing Sahyba’s new music video, the news traveled fast throughout Hollywood and she received afeature story on TMZ, for being Ray J’s, new young 15 year old, Indian artist. 

Sahyba has been seen on such websites as mediatakeout,celebrity pop culture, celebritypuke, rockthizmagazine, teenagecelebrity, hollywoodhawt, and many more. Making music is Sahyba’s passion in life and she can’t pass a day without singing or writing a new song. When she isn’t writing or singing, she dedicates and contributes time working with the Shoe box project a charities which focuses on helping others. Shehas an inspiration to sing music that is unique, amazing and connects to the heart of her listeners, worldwide. Sahyba is an amazing young multi talented musical artist that is on the road of being the new flavor of Hollywood’s sweetheart singers.She is ready to share her dreams and passion of music with her audience and states,“Whenever I see my brother making music or my dad waking up early in the morning to go to work, it motivates me to always set a goal, never give up and always believe in my dreams.” Sahyba is grateful for having her talents, family and managers that believe in her.

Diamond Princess..whose real name is  QuWanda McCoy was born and raised in the streets of Atlanta. Diamond Princess and Temeka Holyfield are the nieces of Evander Holyfield. Diamond attented Peyton Forrest Elem, SouthWest Middle School and Carver High School. During her school days and even now, Mz. Princess has always been a very articulate person and HIGHLY educated. Mz. Princess attended Atlanta Technical College were she received her diploma in Cosmetology and Paralegal Studies, she didn't stop there, she is now in the process of receiving her B.A in Criminal Justice Social Science. which she obtained on May 4th, 2012. CONGRADULATIONS DIAMOND.     Diamond was first introduced to the music industry by Sammy Sam and Kilo Ali, from there she met Black, Lil Mark & J Man { City Boys}, to Carlos{ Shawty Lo} to Zanta{ Buck Summerhill} to D.J. Hershey, (Just to name few) as you can see she was around talent before the talent hit the streets. During that time, she was also introduced to the Big Oomp Camp were she became a lil sister to D.J. Jelly, Big Oomp, Voodoo, Baby D, B Real & Lil Bosky from then on she became affilated with Dungeon Wu-Tang, Big Duke, Jody Breeze, Big Gee, Big Dino, Ms. Janet Jackson, Judah Priest, Splack Pack, 69 Boyz, 95 South, Playa Puncho, 12 Guage, L.A. Snow, the Queens of Bass Dis N Dat, Young Snead, Ying Yang Twins, The Roc Boyz, Prince Rahiem and many more....as her talent begin to open up she decided to get on a couple of songs of her own. Diamond later united with the 1st hardcore, underground rap group THE HARD BOYZ. 
As the years went on, Diamond at that time they decided to take the game to another level.  This young, black, articulate, authoritarian, buoyant, woman will drop one of the most talked about labels to hit ATLANTA. Diamond Dollz Ent. This will make history,speaking of history, Diamond Princess is the ONLY female from Atlanta to receive the award for Best Underground Record Label @ the Atlanta Underground Music Awards in 2011.Diamond has also been in the Hostile Magazine, which she will also appear on the June issue of that same magazine, and lets not forget, she also had the starting role as Katrina for the movie The Governor's Daughter, as you can see, she has been very busy. Diamond also has a brother in the industry as well, so you know that the talent is there. Placing one brick at a time and building her empire, she is sure to make it in this business. Diamond Princess is taking all booking for Walk-Threw, Photo Shoots, Movie deals, commercials Ect... For booking Diamond Princess or for more info contact her manager Mr. Dave 1 @678-908-8633. 
Diamond Dollz Ent.

Born in Ottawa, Canada raised in Broward County, Florida. This college graduate of Haitian decent adds the seasoning needed to the Hip-Hop culture and industry with power. At the age of 9 this vivacious young lady took over the mic like a young female tongue twisting speed monster. Now she’s tongue twisting, flipping and mixing Hip-Hop lyrics in English, Creole, French, and Reggae, leaving her audience in a mouth dropping AHHHH, begging for an “Encore”. Her look is sexy, smart, and stylish. Her tactic and strategy is very diverse, from the ability to give you the energy needed to jump up and break dance, to just kicking it back in a zone of mediation and heart felt emotion.

The public relation, motivating, and leadership skills rooted in Renee Bianca Casseus, (Stichiz), are incontestable; just ask NAACP Florida State Conference Secretary and Ft. Lauderdale Youth Council Advisor Gwen Watson, who’s really representing the youth of the South. As a Senior at Florida Atlantic University double majoring in Communication Arts/Political Science and minoring in Commercial Music, she is infamous for her character and leadership, how?...Humm let’s see…by being Florida Atlantic University’s 2010 Humanitarian Winner, The University’s voted Most Talented, Most Likely to be Famous and Most Likely to be the Next Obama award winner, Promotion Director and Owl Radio’s hottest on-air personality not to mention her community involving ranging from being the Youth Board Chair of the Broward Martian Luther King Celebration Committee, Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity member, Political Action Chair for the Ft. Lauderdale NAACP Youth Council, CEO of Draztik Meazures Entertainment and NAACP Florida State Conference Youth & College Division President and much, much more… that’s how. Stichiz does it all. Her humble, positive attitude attracts and attaches everyone to her, if you ever get a chance to meet Ms. Casseus you can expect to be greeted like you’ve made her day.

But please don’t be fooled by this female artist who may appear to be innocent. Stichiz is a natural born hustler, there is no job too big or too small- just give her the word and you can consider it a done deal! It seems that we have our very own Hip-Hop congresswoman in the making, and many will vouch for her. Community leader by day Entertainer by day, honorable scholar by day, Promotions Director, and Peer mentor by day, loved and respected by day and all of the above by night. It’s no wonder they call her Stichiz, just take the best qualities from all the extraordinary people in your life, put all these qualities in a bag, stitch these qualities into a human being and last but not least you’ve just been introduced to Renee-Bianca Casseus (a.k.a. Stichiz).

Bryson Keyshawn Hill, known to his growing fan base as just Bryson, is an up and coming Houston bred new school rapper.  Born to Deshawn and Cedric “ESG” Hill, it’s no wonder at the tender age of 11 he is musically inclined beyond his years. However, Bryson is no stranger to wonders and determination. Born weighing in only 1lb, his premature birth predicted many physical complications and not much clinical hope of survival. Bryson showed his strength through determination and fought the high odds against him. 

Growing up with the likes of ESG as a father, music has always been a part of Bryson’s life. Music studios were his day care since the age of two and listening to his father’s lyrics became his nursery rhymes. By the time Bryson was three he had already recited his very first rhyme and landed his first feature on his father’s mixtape, “Family Business”.

His mini feature received huge acclaim starting a quick buzz around Houston. Many couldn’t believe the age of Bryson and questioned if it really was him and not ghost writing. ESG knew this was a possibility and taught his son the art of free styling. When releases of Bryson free styles dropped his fan base began to grow beyond Houston, TX.   

He’s been performing since the age of 5 and in the past year he has performed live on 97.9, Damage C Whenontol, Optimo and other various local stations such as “The Los Magnificos Car Show” and “The Dub Car Show”.  He has even taken part in a charity-based concert to raise money for Haiti opening for recording artist Bun B.

Between excelling in school and hanging around the studio, Bryson perfected his creativity through his unique style and flow. With the guidance of his father keeping him a level headed kid, his music is a reflection of his life. It appeals to his generation and can still make the older generations bop.  

Bryson is currently working on his first mixtape “Miracle Baby” due for release in late April. Repaying back the favor, ESG is featured on Bryson’s mixtape; along with various artists such as Short Dawg of Young Money. 
Twitter: @DaRealBrysonFather Twitter: @DaRealESG

Nisha Management is proud to announce that DJ Jam X has signed on to be the Official DJ of Sincere The Prodigal Son! DJ Jam X who is a member of the Violator All-Star DJ’s is one of the premier DJs in the country, & Sincere a rising star on the underground scene looking to bring new life to the hip-hop game. Multiple projects are currently in the works with the highlight being the “My City, My Swag Tour”; look out for this dynamic duo!

More about DJ Jam X

DJ JAM-X

Los Angeles based DJ, Jam-X is one of the best in the country. He still embraces DJing as an art form and his magical set exudes his love for music and diverse ear from rock to hip-hop. As a protégée of industry giant Big Jon Platt (EMI), Jam-X competed in two DJ Battles For World Supremacies hosted by the World Famous DJ Clark Kent. Hundreds of DJs competed for 16 slots and JAM-X was asked to compete, not once but twice!

Mastering the fundamentals of His craft has afforded Him to energize such venues as:

·      The Playboy Mansion

·      NBA & MLB Arenas

As well as events to include clients such as:

·      Diddy

·      Magic Johnson

·      Tyrees

·      Def Jam & Atlantic Records

Not only is the Violator All-Star member a renowned DJ, he’s a photographer & has plans to launch His very own modeling agency the “Cali Dimez”. And in case you feel like staying in on the weekend don’t worry, you can hear Him every Saturday on KJLH 102.3 Mix down in Los Angeles. Be on the lookout for this rising star, He’s definitely one to watch. Www.djjam-x.com

More About Sincere The Prodigal Son:

Sincere The Prodigal Son

“2.1.6~K.I.N.G”
Every city has that one artist that lyrically separates themselves from their fellow rappers. An artist that battles the competition, grinds for their city, and is prepared to make their mark in the world of hip-hop; Sincere The Prodigal Son is that artist.

Rising from the city of Cleveland, Ohio rapper Sincere enters the rap game with an impeccable style, and a unique voice tone, which accurately characterizes his rap persona.

His raspy tone is delivered through a lyrical style that is nearly absent on today’s rap scene. Sincere prides himself in his lyrical content, and his ability to communicate with his fans through word play, rhythm, and production.

He’s artistically driven toward expressing his thoughts, and experiences through his music. His lyrics detail the hardships of everyday life, along with the lavish, glamorous aspirations of a rappers’ style of living. Many love his story telling, and his peers have named him “The Voice of the Streets”.

His accolades include:

Charting on the Independent Music Network charts throughout 2011 with a peak position of #5.
Being named by Music Is Life Magazine as the artist “Next to Blow” and being featured in August of 2011
Featured Article in WWS Magazine - http://wwsmag.com/updates/sincere-the-prodigal-son-iphone/
Charting on JustRhymes.com Top 10 artist charts throughout 2011 with a peak position of #1, holding that position for 6 weeks strong. As well as being a featured artist of the site.

 For Additional Information Please Contact:

For Booking, Features Mix tape Hosting or Appearances Please Contact:

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Singer/songwriter/producer TQ hit the music scene in 1998 with a style that made him different than any other R&B singer on the market. A native of Compton, California, his swagger and delivery made some fans regard him with the same appeal as a rapper. In fact, he has been told that he reminds many of a “singing Tupac”

With 6 studio albums under his belt, TQ is a true veteran in this business of making music. His latest album, "Kind of Blue", available on iTunes around the world, showcases that veteran's savvy. TQ focuses on making genre-breaking music and with a fanbase as vast and varied as his, it's evident that it must be working.

TQ has toured around the world with his band and garners great reviews from past attendees of his shows. High powered and energetic, TQ's on stage charisma and pure vocals entertain his fans from song 1 until the finale. Available for band shows begining in March 2012. For bookings contact 
thehubmuzic5000@gmail.com

TQ is currently in the studio in London and Los Angeles recording his new album, "Legendary", set for release in 2012. His new single, a remake of the Eagles hit "Hotel California" will be hitting the airwaves around the world this February and the video is live across the net now! Get the new single on iTunes or your favorite online store TODAY!

You Never Saw Him Coming... Again.

Follow TQ on Twitter @TQtheTrojan

www.TheRealTQ.com 
www.thugpoetry.com

A new are of rap combining english and spanish in a way that can be understood from booth sides bringing reality to the music world..not no waterdown music simply real capturing every angle in life. this is music that everyone can enjoy...good music.

Huitzilopochtli, also known as Weaz, Born in Nayarit, Mexico in the small town of Tecuala. Came to America at the age of 8 in 1985 to Seattle, Washington. Where the journey begins in the land of opportunities. grew up in the Holly park neighborhood housing in the South Side of Seattle, where drugs, gangs, and poverty were a common thing, Weaz quickly adapted to the life style. At a young age Weaz picked up rapping (freestyle) while drinking and hanging with friends. In 1994 Weaz and his family were evicted out of holly park..Weaz then moved to the West side of Seattle at the age of 18 where hustling became afull time job. In the midst of living in the fast lane Weaz experienced a lot of things in life. Which at times resulted in a couple near death experiences, and the possibility of being locked away for years... Now Weaz also known as Huitzilopochtli is ready to share his life experiences with the world. The good, bad, struggles, pain, tears and the glory articulating lyrics using creative word play combining English and Spanish in away that is guaranteed to make an impact on todays rap game. GET READY FOR THE STREET PHOLOSOPHY SET TO UNFOLD ON THE SOLO DEBUT "WEAZ" aka HUITZILOPOCHTLI "A NEW BIGINING!!!
marcoamayorquin@gmail.com
http://www.reverbnation.com/huiziloposlihttp://www.facebook.com/weaz huitzilopochtli 

Born and raised in Columbus OH, Zachary Muhumad a.k.a. Zac Fresh didn’t necessarily have an easy childhood. Born June 30, to an African-American mother and a Somalian (in which he speaks fluently) father, this young, talented, and “fresh” 16 year-old had to learn and defend for himself at an early age. At just the tender age of 7, Zac lost his mother. He found this time to be very difficult for him because he believed that was an age where a child needed his mother the most. Without the love and support of his mother, Zac found comfort and developed a passion for something that began to matter the most to him…music. At the ripe age of 13, Zac accomplished something that most kids his age can only dream about. Zac met and recorded a song with one of today’s biggest rap hit makers, Soulja Boy Tell Em. They recorded a song entitled “Ride Real Low” together and soon after, Zac found himself touring and traveling the country with Soulja Boy. 



Zac Fresh     
Album: Blame Yo Self
First/Last Name:josiah moss
Email address:kellel79@gmail.com
Hometown:columbus, oh, united states
Website:http://www.zacfreshworld.com
Style of music:hip hop/r&b
MySpace:http://www.myspace.com/zacfreshmusic
Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/Zacfresh93
Other:http://www.zacfreshworld.com/  

While Hip-Hop is drowning in karaoke with generic artists that continue to send the wrong message to today’s consumers, comes Block 4 Block to restore quality and creativity exactly what the game has been missing. Block 4 Block is a Miami based (BUT NOT LOCAL) rap group that is here to deliver an innovative style to the world. 

The group was started in 2004 with just two members Slim-Dogg and Peter Blaize, having an extensive history behind the scenes in the industry. These newcomers bring the poise of a veteran rap group with the ability to craft musical compositions inspired by all genre’s of the world; rapid fire, delivering melodic, soulful, introspective and festive energy pack anthems to keep you moving and grooving from the perspective of a multicultural city.

Slim-Dogg was born the oldest of 3 children on March 5, 1984 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He then came to Miami Fl at the age of three years old. Fresh from another country he faced many obstacles that made him who he is today. He say’s “Man this was a long road,” I aint know a lick of English when I got here as a child, but a couple of “cat in the hat Dr. Suess books” later I mastered this talk game.” While attending North Miami Middle school, Slim-Dogg found a passion for writing poetry, he says “you know, I just wanted the girls back then, and they loved hearing’ sum of that poetry, so dat was my approach n they loved it!” It was not until Slim-Dogg’s 7th grade year that his teacher told him he should try using his poetry to actually build and write music, he says “dats sum of the best advice I ever got was when my teacher in junior high told me I should focus on music, ever since then no one can get me out the booth. I’m focused, n I just wanna let ya’ll know... it’s on!”

Peter Blaize is a man on a mission, a mission that started in the small Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, born third of 4 children, the attention needed was not given to the middle child which forced him to evolve his creativity. While living in his native home the music that would change his life reached him from the streets of New York, Los Angeles, and Miami via satellite and summer vacations to the east coast. Although the music expanded Blaize’s worldview it was not until he learned to speak English at the age of 9 when moving to Miami that same year in 1994. It wasn’t long before the streets caught up with Blaize. Growing up in Miami in the 90’s was a rough time for everyone, especially the son of a Haitian immigrant. The schoolyard insults turned to fights, the fights turned to crime. “The daily test we had to pass gave us all a strong bond and a sense of pride,” says Blaize when speaking about growing up in the Miami Dade County area. Highly influenced by the greats who’ve touched the microphone such as Tupac Shakur, Bone Thugs & Harmony, and Scarface, just to name a few he officially began writing rhymes in 97 after meeting a mutual friend that would later introduce him to Slim Dogg.

The duo is a part of a collective of inspiring artist’s who were locally known as G.B.6. After branching out in order to expand and explore new levels of success, honing their skills and paying dues in various aspect of the industry from paper work to writing rhymes even manning the boards when the time calls and the list goes on. “Those years were like school we learn a lot from all the situation’s and position’s we were blessed with,” says the duo. Block 4 Block decided that its time to unleash the best kept secret of the Miami music scene prepping their debut L.P. “ WISH YOU WERE HERE “ and “Debut Single: Never Come Down” inspired by the movie “Get them to the Greeks” supplying high quality material such as the Dangerous Mind’s mix-tape series as well as individual project from Slim-Dogg and Peter Blaize. Leaving the fans salivating for Hip-Hop served gourmet style “Bonne Appetite”. 

lajanentpromo@gmail.com 
http://www.myspace.com/block4block1
SonicBids:http://www.sonicbids.com/Block4Block2
SoundClick:http://www.reverbnantion.com/block4block
Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/lajanent

Creating positive and passionate music has not only become a mission but more so a movement for Orlando, Florida based musician D. Cody. His style is a stirring blend of R&B, Jazz, & Gospel with a touch of Soul. Born Dorian Cody in the small town of Yalaha, Florida; the artist now known as D. Cody knew music was his destiny at the age of six when he began singing in the church choir. The passion for pursuing music grew stronger for D. Cody when he began writing songs at the age of 10 & formed a singing group a short time after that. The group known as “Something Special” began performing at local venues and electrified the crowds while gaining more fans along the way. The thrill of performing live guided D. Cody to turn the young group he was with in to a popular urban band called Voice of Soul yet the desire to be a solo artist always loomed in the back of his mind.

At age 18 D. Cody intensely followed his destiny to sing & became a solo artist who quickly began to impress listeners with his amazing ability to arrange, produce, write, and sing songs that would leave his audience captivated by what they heard. D. Cody sites some of his main influences as Anita Baker, 112, Joe, Brian McKnight, Raphael Saadiq, Commissioned, Mint Condition, Dave Hollister, & Kenny Latimore. D. Cody’s debut album “Us Against The World” is now available on CD Baby and various other online venues. D.Cody is also currently working on a double EP entitled “Redemption” featuring his hit single “So Many Things” to be released later in 2012.

Creating good music is the motive for New York native artist Jeury San. The lyricist and vocalist from the Bronx have always had dreams of fame and the good life only seen on television. Having realized he had the skills along with the necessary drive and work ethic, he embarked on a musical journey. The artist put together his life experiences and wrote them on paper to be unleashed in the studio under dim lights and a microphone.

He openly acknowledges his musical inspirations and influences to be people such as Dr. Dre, Kid  Cudi, Joe Budden, & Kanye West. You won’t hear him sounding like any of these but you can see the influence in how cutting edge and forward his creativity is. Jeury San strives to make music to defy anything you’ve ever listened to. Looking to create unique experiences with every song you hear and transport you to magical places through his lyrics.

From this came about his first project which he named “Emotions Untitled.” The debut LP was released September 27th, 2011. Every track on this album was meant to depict a different state of mind Jeury San was in during the recording process all while showing you versatility in his range of genres and style.  The album had a great reception from the fans and other artist on the web. From this project came about 2 singles: “Love & Other Drugs” & the very popular “Maria Sharapova”.  Moving into 2012, he continues to release new and exclusive music.

He recently released his first mixtape of 2012 entitled “ShoeGazing On Amsterdam” on February 23rd, 2012. Fresh on the web, the mixtape has been accepted by the fans, the blogs, & even the radio. The first single from this EP, “Run Away” has gotten the recording artist great notoriety for the musical and creative risks he’s always willing to take. The artist and his management are set to release more projects this year – more music, new videos & tons more.

Discography:
“Emotions Untitled” released Sept. 27th 2011: http://www.cdbaby.com/JeurySan
“ShoeGazing On Amsterdam” released Feb. 23rd 2012: http://jeurymusic.tumblr.com/

Promotional Videos:
‘Be Alone/Last Song’ Interlude Video: http://youtu.be/qHZDWk8ixyk
‘Hii Power’ Video: http://youtu.be/LBTJgSRocpo

Website:
www.JeurySanMusic.com
www.Twitter.com/JeurySan
www.Reverbnation.com/JeurySan
www.Facebook.com/JeurySan

How would you classify your music?

“I would hate to ever have to classify any of it! My music is a part of me, the way I feel & the experiences I undergo – so it’s ever changing; & so should every artists music undergo growth. But I’m sure to keep my ears to the industry; part of the magic of being an artist is making music people will react to. So you’ll always hear the ‘classification’ of my music change.”

Contact Info:
NüGalore PR Firm
Jadore
Jadore.nugalore@gmail.com
(347) 264 – 4766
Below you find links to video clips of past performances.
Jeury San performs LIVE on television show ‘Tha Block Party’ : http://youtu.be/gBF_5AgZ-RY
Jeury San performs “Last Song” at a private viewing: http://youtu.be/lBNSDt4m9Gg
Below you can find a list of press, coverage, and interviews on Jeury San.
1/6/2012
Da Wave Life blogs “The Motto remix” by Jeury San
http://dawavelife.blogspot.com/2012/01/exclusive-fire-from-jeurysan-motto.html?zx=8f9240515c988eb2

1/6/2012
Remingtons World blogs about Jeury San
http://remingtonsworld.com/profiles/blogs/hip-hop-artist-jeury-san

1/7/2012
Romeos Corner reviews “Maria Sharapova” by Jeury San
http://www.romeoscorner.net/2012/01/new-music-jeury-san-maria-sharapova.html?spref=tw

1/8/2012
Orizuru Project recommends “Maria Sharapova” by Jeury San
http://paper.li/OrizuruProject/2012/01/08

1/11/2012
The Start Over Queen blogs about Jeury San & his music.
http://www.startoverqueen.com/2012/01/artist-corner-featuring-and-introducing.html?spref=tw

1/18/2012
Christie Ohh interviews Jeury San
http://christieohh.com/2012/01/18/jeury-san-chats-w-christieohh/

1/23/2012
Jadores Liife interviews Jeury San
http://www.jadoresliife.com/2012/01/liife-jeury-san.html
2/10/2012
Champion eye Media photographs Jeury San on NYFW red carpet
http://championeyemedia.com/main/show/2012-02-10_NYFW_Kickoff_Party
2/19/2012
Remingtons World officially release “Run Away”
http://remingtonsworld.com/profiles/blogs/remington-s-world-exclusive-premiere-jeury-san-run-away

2/19/2012
The Daily Loud post “Run Away” by Jeury San
http://thedailyloud.com/2012/02/19/new-submission-jeury-san-run-away-audio/

2/23/2012
Rev of Ev recommend “ShoeGazing On Amsterdam” by Jeury San
http://blog.therevofev.com/2012/02/23/jeury-san-drops-another-dope-project/

2/23/2012
The Dope Files post “Run Away” & “ShoeGazing on Amsterdam” by Jeury San
http://dopefiles.com/?p=21467

2/26/2012
LF post Jeury San’s “Conversations with the Moon”
http://fashionblog.luxury-fashion-consulting.com/#post239

Born Ryan 'Sturmy' Tobias  On December 21.1986. This New Orleans Native Had Talent From Birth Sturm had a rough child hood growing up seen his mother being abuse by his younger brother father. Sturm took his anger out in poetry but when he heard "Tupac" sturm felt he could speak through his music at the age of 13 sturm wrote his first rap song. Sturm later performed at school talent shows and got a rep doing something he love but tragic would hit in a killful way in 2001 sturm was diagnosed with osteo sarcoma a rare bone cancer that also spreaded to his lungs, Sturm mother feared for her child but only being 14 sturm didn't understand that his life was on a thin thread. Sturm fought and beat the cancer greatful for have his life sturm would later hear more tragic news, when his stepfather who rased him from the age of 12 died at the age of 36 sturm was crush sturm tryed to head back into the studio couldn't 6months later sturm met a female name "JessyMarie" who was an artist afflicated with a local rap label, that summer she introduced sturm to the ceo and it was a close deal. Sturm headed into the studio and recorded a tone of material along with his  group "S.W.A.T", Sturm would later find out that he was in a shady situtation when his material was never released wanting out of his deal sturm 17 at the time didn't know what to do but on August 28,2005 Katrina would be tragic to the city of new orleans sturm stayed through the hurricane and was expedited to Austin Tx. Sturm sisters was killed in the wake of katrina, With the toll on this Young 25 year old I see why he's Staying True To Understand Real Music . 

J'Von Ogletree, a 23 year old Dallas artist, is pursuing his dream and goal to show the world that Dallas is capable of being more than a "ringtone city". Born and raised in Oakcliff, Texas to a single parent, J'Von sought out sports and music as the best way to stay out of trouble, and stay in school and off the streets. His Mother eventually moved past her separation and like any kid, J'Von began to realize his father wasn't in the picture. His stepfather stepped in and played a big part in his childhood. Witnessing his mother, and how she never really talked about her problems or asked for anything, J'Von quickly lost a dependency of others. Instead of talking or acting out the anger and frustration inside, he began writing poetry and raps.


He attended many different schools in the South Texas region and freshman year attended Skyline High school. As his freshman year ended, J'Von received a call from his father
encouraging him to move to Houston, Texas. Pervious summer visits to Houston had J'Von excited to be around his older brother, so he moved, not knowing his brother would eventually be moving back to Dallas shortly there after.


Now in NW Houston, JV began to make new acquaintances and attended Cypress Ridge High School. J'Von began writing with a group who called themselves "da crown". It wasn't until they moved out of state when JV began recording music with who was then B.T.E (Big Thangs Ent.). This move made a huge altercation between both groups with JV stuck in the middle. After seeing his name being mentioned one too many times, JV became part of B.T.E and lashed out...Influenced by Twista, JV became known as the fast rapper in the group "I guess they liked it". Eventually the altercation died.

Missing Dallas and his family, JV backed his bags and was Dallas bound. J’Von noticed the “big” dance music movement, so he took what  came natural to him and began to make music with material and substance about every day life and personal stories. "First time recording in Houston, showed me a different style of rap so I put it all together…I want to thank Houston for that"

Influenced by Mr. Lucci and Mr. Pookie as Dallas rappers, Mos Def, Common, Goodie Mob(Dungeon Family), Outkast, 2pac, Biggie, Ludacris and Scarface. [just to name a few] "I listen to all types of music and Im young but my family made sure I knew what [[REAL MUSIC]] was and where it originally started"

"When people hear me rap, I like the fact that they can't tell where I'm from, it gives me the audience I want and need to not be just another Dallas rapper...I'll rap to just about anything"
@mistahjv
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mistah-JV-Fan-Page
mistahjv@gmail.com

New Orleans home grown, T-BONE began his career in 1991, with the group, U.N.L.V. He produced a local hit single which landed the group a deal with a young record label called CASH MONEY RECORDS. Many credited U.N.L.V. with helping established N.O. bounce music. From that one hit, T-bone earned respect as a producer & began producing for himself & several local artist. No Limits Records head producer KLC arranged for him produce tracks on silkk da shockers' debut album which went Gold. He is now C.E.O. of Platinum Soundz South and is recording his 3rd solo album. The single titled "THE GOOSE" appeared on Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami "hangover helpers" on the E network which is on the new single titled " THE RIM SHOP ".
Terrance Johnson
T-bone Beats//Platinum Soundz South
C:985-710-4158
E:Tbonebeats@hotmail.com
E:Tbonebeats@sprint.blackberry.net
www.broadjam.com/TBONEBEATS 
www.myspace.com/tbonebeats 

Dj Byron D born "Byron Jamal Davis" on July 5th 1992 in Dallas Texas, has been interested in music his whole life. From the time he started crawling, his parents knew he would grow into being something dealing with music. Byron started djing at the age of 6 years old. His first time actually djing was at his mom and dad’s wedding back in 1999. In 2009 Byron was blessed to join the Definition Djs of Dallas Texas with the help of Dj Lil E of 97.9 The Beat.

Dj Byron D is currently working on becoming a producer, making his own music group/record label and becoming a tour dj.Byron D truly loves the art of music. He listens to and plays Rap, RnB, Hip Hop, Blues, Old school, Pop, Country, Classic rock, anything with a beat to it really. 
Words from Dj Byron D: "I like the art of music, as in the sounds in the song, the way the beat flows and also even the lyrics." "People ask me all the time why do i listen to other genera's of music and i tell them, i just have a passion for music." "I'm attracted to any and every kind of music, there is not one type of music i don't like." Look out for future projects coming from Dj Byron D. 
Love you all, #SaluteTheDjs
 Links: Promo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw4t4eFEuMo 
You tube channel: DjByronDTV
Twitter: @TheDefDjByronD and @TeamByronD
Booking info:Contact "Og Ice Mic" (214) 900-4465 or send email to djbyrond.booking@gmail.com

DJ Byron D Is the Youngest of the Definition DJ coalition!

ARTIST SUMMARY
Genres: Hip Hop / Southern Rap / Hardcore Rap
Management: Verry Richmon Management 
rbhill165@yahoo.com 646-912-3791

BIO 
Straight out of Fayetteville N.C. Valentina is generating a very strong buzz on the Hip Hop scene. Her single Grippng the Faucet is a definite in your face like it or lump it type of song to hear. Her music has been played on sirius XM radio (Shade 45), Foxy 991 FM, Hot 97 FM, and a long list of online radio programs. VALENTINA has been featured on more than a few blog sites and underground Hip Hop publications. Her mixtape "A Taste of Me" is about to be released, and shortly after, her freshman album VALENTINA'S DAY will make its debut . Be on the look out for Valentina and request her on your favorite radio station, as she works her way toward the top of the billboard charts. For Bookings interviews etc contact Valentinaentertainment@gmail.com See yawl @ the Grammys.

MORE ABOUT VALENTINA12/4/11 radio interview: 
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thelinkupshow/2011/12/04/the-linkup-show-12-4-11

Front Cover of Empire Radio Magazine December 2011 issue and full 2 pg article.  http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/291326

catch her on raw and uncut thrusdays talking about sex and relationships on:  www.spreaker.com/page#!/show/hismusic

On the radio:  www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_9781151

Online Radio interview:  riseofagemini.blogspot.com/2011/08/valentinaent-interview-with.html

See page 4 & 5  of this magazine:  www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/209156

newest Blog write up wich posted Bio  December 2011: 
http://fediboyzentertainment.blogspot.com/2011/11/valentina.html

James “J-Slimm” Camps, was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He is the oldest of 3 children, with a younger brother and sister who were raised by their hardworking mother alone, as his father passed away when he was fairly young.  Growing up James did what he could do, to help his mother make sure the family had what they needed to get by. But one regular afternoon, while listening to the local urban radio station, we he soon have a life changing opportunity. The local radio station held a contest that would change James Camps into “J-Slimm” aka “The Star of the Show”. A radio station in Dallas, Texas held a contest; whoever had the hottest flow, the most diverse sound and had the ability to write a song that others could relate to, would have the chance to open for some of the most influential rap artist at that time. J-Slimm won that radio contest with his song titled “I’m Lookin’ For A Bad Chic” and was the opening act for Trae the Truth, Lil Flip, Big Tuck and Chingo Bling. That song entry is what changed J-Slimm from the path of uncertainty to path he walks today. James received the nickname “Slimm” from as he lightly laughed, “The old school cats in my neighborhood called me Slimm, so I officially became J-Slimm, and soon after, I had an extension of J-Slimm aka Star of the show. “ He said do to his outward confidence and his demanding stage presence, and his ease with the pretty ladies, his boys labeled him “The star of the show”. J-Slimm credits Master P for influencing his humble demeanor. J-Slimm says with his voice a little lower and calm, “Master P always said, put GOD 1st, your family 2nd, and your career 3rd.” J-Slimm reflects that statement in his every day life.  He is as authentic; as a creative artist can be. Writing music with an entertaining, feel good, get ya butt out of the chair vibe, while possessing the ability to instantly recognize the need for his audience to relate to the hype lyrics and energetic heavy beats. In addition to the crunk, feel good aura that he poses, there is that burning desire he inherently possesses to grow and maintain respect while entertaining his audience and enjoying his craft all at the same time.
@J_Slimm

Even with his back against the wall, literally, Chicago-native Novakane never gave up on himself or his dream.  While serving a 6-year stint behind bars, the versatile wordsmith may have been locked down physically; he was mentally unbound.  Taking his Rap moniker from fellow inmates who marveled at his numbness to pain when he would pound on the concrete walls and iron poles to harmonize with the rhymes he had penned, the artist formally known as LS, was resurrected as Novakane.  And these days, the only bars the skilled MC is concerned with are the ones he drops over beats that slap your head sideways or melodic slow burners that speak to the ladies.    


While growing up on the self-described“grimy” streets of Chi-Town’s Westside, Novakane also recalls fonder memories of a time when the elder’s of the community looked out for one other, making sure the neighborhood kids attended school and immediately reprimanded them if they stepped out of line. “It was grimy but organized,” says the laidback lyricist. “Everybody was supportive as long as you were doing something positive.”  

Novakane witnessed and admired rappers in his zone such as Crucial Conflict, Do or Die and Twista, who often performed free shows in the local park, which ignited a passion in the youngster.  Even though he possessed the lyrical talent to rhyme, he viewed his skills as nothing more than a hobby- that is until he paid his debt to society. “I used my down time to write and work hard on my craft.  I would create beats in my head and play it all out on the tables at night.  I did it so much that I became great at it.”  It’s no surprise that he creates soulful hood music seeped in old soul vibes being that he grew up listening to the likes of NWA, Too $hort and Ice Cube, courtesy of his father’s panache for West Coast Gangster Rap.  His Billboard charting single, “Shawty Said” is a perfect example of Novakane’s distinctive odd mix of applying a range of sounds.  From trunk rattling 808 and smoothed out keys, to precautionary street tales, D-boy anthems, club bangers and female-friendly joints, Novakane is giving a voice to a whole new generation.   


The single was parked on the top 10 of BET’s 106 & Park’s video countdown for a solid, week which is an incredible feat for a new artist on the scene.  “I was surprised with the success of ‘Shawty Said’, although the content of the song was strong and from the heart. People related to the picture I painted and the hook was catchy.  I really wanted to create a single that people could relate to.” The experience of life on the streets of Chicago eventually brought the MC to Memphis, where he begin a new existence far from the pace of his old lifestyle.  Upon arriving to the South, Novakane met Money By Da Pound Records (MBP) CEO Jay and the two men formed a bond over a period of time. “My main thing is loyalty and to have a real team behind me that’s not just out for a check.  I decided to do business with MBP when I realized that Jay had my dreams in his heart, that’s what sold me.”    

Currently in the studio working on 2 new mixtape projects entitled United Streets of America and Loyalty over Royalty, the latter being a compilation disc that will feature artists from various cities across the country including Atlanta, New York, St. Louis and Baton Rouge, Novakane is on a mission to solidify himself in the game.  The 6’2” boss enlisted production heat from established beat bangers such as Carlos Broady (Mary J. Blige, Biggie, 112), DJ Squeeky (Young Jeezy, Yo Gotti, Pastor Troy), and Swizzo (Boyz N Da Hood, Gangsta Boo), to name a few.  

He is also cooking up heat on the MBP collabo disc that will feature all of label artists that is guaranteed to be a classic. Knowing he is destined for greatness and following suit in pursuit of his top spot amongst the Hip-Hop ranks, Novakane’s ability to rap every rhyme in great detail is what sets him apart. “I’ve made some mistakes, I’ve taken responsibility for them and I’m pushing forward. God has given me the talent for music and I feel if I don’t use it, I’ll lose it.”  And it wouldn’t be wise to bet against a man who is resistant to pain. 
@TheRealNovakane
www.moneybydapound.com