Showing posts with label hip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hip hop. Show all posts

July 13, 2009

Artist Spotlight: Real Good (Queens, NY)


NOW INTRODUCING "REAL GOOD" COMING FROM QUEENS, NY REAL GOOD IS DESTINED TO BE A GREAT FROM THE SAME BOROUGH AS NAS, 50 CENT, MOBB DEEP, AND LL COOL J. "REAL GOOD" IS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR FOR HIP HOP NOT ONLY FOR THE MUSIC BUT FOR THE CULTURE. AT THE YOUNG TENDER AGE OF 18 "REAL GOOD" IS WAY AHEAD OF HIS TIME HE HAS RECENTLY PUT OUT HES FIRST MIXTAPE "LOVE STRUCK" WHICH HAS THE STREETS OF NEW YORK CITY BUZZING. WITH HIS WITTY FLOW AND GREAT DELIVERY, "REAL GOOD" HAS A GREAT FUTURE AHEAD OF HIM.

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MANAGER: RODNEY "RODMUSIC" ROMERO
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PHONE CONTACT: (718) 414-7484

July 10, 2009

Artist Spotlight: J.O. (South Carolina)


Jamal Otijele is a young rapper from Woodruff, South Carolina. Born on June 13th, 1990, this remarkable young man has been destined for greatness from the start. "I was born in Nigeria. Due to different family situations, we moved a pretty good amount of times while I was growing up. For a kid, it was definitely rough trying to adjust to different environments and then getting uprooted. Music was always where I could turn to. I mean, I was never a big time drug dealer and I never killed anybody. I knew a lot of people that had it a lot worse than I did, but life wasn't very easy for me. My parents were VERY far from rich and I saw a lot at an early age, and it all affected the way I walk, talk, and act today." Jamal's music reflects the things that impacted him most throughout life: hip-hop, poverty, love, and the hope for something more. He also strives to maintain lyricism within his songs. "I completely understand that all songs don't call for complex patterns and punch-lines, but all the emcees I looked up to my whole life were able to express themselves in a way that excited me. They made me want to really spit, and I wanna be able to carry that torch." When asked about what he wants to do with his talent and his future, he replies "Honestly, all I want is to be happy. I understand that God has given me a great talent and I want to use it to make a better life for myself and my family. I fell in love with music hard. It's not just a hobby for me. So years from now, not only do I wanna be a rich rapper, but I want to be able to help inspire anybody else with a dream." So, there you have it. That's J.O. in a nutshell. Young, gifted, and determined. If you don't remember anything else about him, never forget that J.O. IS THE FUTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Contact Info:
Cell: 864-590-1300

June 23, 2009

PERFECT CHEMISTRY BETWEEN PRODUCERS AND RAPPERS

Producers and rappers are the Yin & Yang of music... One sits behind the boards and creates a backdrop while the other sings over it and gets all the spotlight for... But sometimes the two have a mutual respect for good music and classics are made... Not just hits, but CLASSICS... People don't realize the song writing and producing process is stressful and long, but here is a perfect example of that chemistry that created classics... Alchemist and Prodigy in the beginning stages of the classic hit record "Hold You Down"



Now check out my version of "Hold You Down"

February 27, 2009

Download "TWO CELL PHONE" New C. Renegade SINGLE

New C. Renegade Single "TWO CELL PHONE", released FEBRUARY 26th, 2009. Written, produced, and performed by C. Renegade. During this recession its all about hard work, dedication, and hunger. C. Renegade did this record to show fans what it takes, and how he is surviving. "Two Cell Phone" is not about cell phones, its about the grind. The hustle. "Two Cell Phone" is a new southern anthem to get us through these hard times.

April 30, 2008

Underground Shit...

Here's a little bit of independent underground music I got my hands on today... First of all we got the MC Boyz, with their new track of the same title. Then we got them H-Town boys, not Houston either, HAMPTON with "Pull Them Triggaz". Then we got "Get Rich" by my muhfukn self, and two hot tracks, "3 Point Stance" and "Females Can Do It Better" by S. Tyme, my homegirl from Estill. We also got a versatile rapper from Iowa named Rorshak(1313). Check out there shit and tell me what you think with some comments.

MC Boyz - "MC Boyz"
H-Town Niggaz - "Pull Them Triggaz"
C. Renegade - "Get Rich"
S. Tyme - "3 Point Stance"
S. Tyme - Females Can Do It Better
Rorshak(1313) - "Death By 1000 Cuts"

April 29, 2008

Obama Got 99 Problems...

Watch Obama show America how he feels 'bout the "competition"...

April 25, 2008

Dirty South Carolina

The rap industry love money. The south bringing alot of money right now, so them industry niggaz love the south. You know GA, Flawda, Lilweezyana, and all that, but what about South Crack, they be over looking us. So heres to of SC's artist, just to show them muhfuckaz we got talent too. Lil Ru reppin' The Metro, and C. Renegade reppin' the Lowcountry. CHECK THIS SHIT OUT!