Monday, December 27, 2010
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
TIGER EYE MANAGEMENT GROUP PRESENTS "SLAUGHTA H20"
“Slaughta H2O”
Kenton “SlaughtaH2O” Linen is a true lyrical genius journeying to take the entertainment industry by storm. A native of Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina, one of a chain of islands known as the Sea Islands or historically the land of “broken English”. A typical "Geechee" by nature, H2O is from a family that has long resided in the area thus acquiring the dialect and accent from the city that bred him. The "Gullah" dialect, developed and spoken by the descendants of African slaves in this low country region, certainly creates an unforgettable lyrical experience. His stage name is derived from the essence of the man he is and who he strives to be. “Slaughta” reflects his graphic, harsh, and cunning style of wordplay. “H2O” represents his fluid-like verbal flow; sustaining, uncontrollable, and abundant.
Nevertheless, SlaughtaH2O’s talent attests to his limitless vocabulary, witty punch lines, and inventive delivery. He has the ability to paint vivid pictures with a microphone through rhyme, as a painter would use a brush to create a masterpiece on a canvas. With his skillful storytelling ability and intense stage performance style, he has been known to leave crowds amazed and wanting more.
Receiving numerous opportunities to open concerts for national artists such as Juvenile, Mike Jones, Plies, Lil Boosie, Webbie, Pastor Troy, and additional artists, SlaughtaH2O is securing his future as a household name. With such an original sound, innovative style, and powerful movement, his presence in the industry has been considered a breath of fresh air. SlaughtaH2O states, “light weight, middle weight, heavy weight, I'm the number one contender in every weight class!”
In quotation SlaughtaH2O states, “with God above me, my crew beside me, and the Southeast behind me, there can only be success before me.” Clearly he is not arrogant. He is simply honest.
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http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/en/view-album/4261-america%27s-next-top-rapper-da-buzz-tape-vol.1 |
America's Next Top Rapper Da Buzz Tape vol.1
Josh "J Prag" Davis
Tiger Eye Management Group
Bookings: bookings@tigereyemanagementgroup.com
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
SURVIVA CLICK PRESENTS WAYNE Cz
Wayne Cz
CEO of Surviva/Pathfindaz Entertainment
CEO Surviva West Records
Wayne Cz descends from a city called Charleston, which is a part of South Carolina that is very unique. It is the birthplace of slavery in the United States. This city is rich with history, although it’s a very painful history; it is that history that optimizes the struggle of Wayne Cz and the African-American to this day. The original language of the African slave known as Gullah has stood the test of time, and is apparent in the way they speak today. As our slave ancestors began integrating their African rhyme language with English it formed an accent that is referred to today as “Gee chi”. This fact along with the creative traditions of music in the low country area has created a very unique sound that has translated over into the Hip Hop music scene in the southeast regions of the Carolinas.
Wayne Cz (the Cz stands for Competition zero) is the youngest member of the South Carolina’s notorious rhyme family The Carolina Pathfindaz, which currently has a member artist J.D. Hawg on tour with Petey Pablo. Wayne Cz through his dedication and raw talent has moved up the ranks to the title of CEO of the new Surviva Click/Pathfindaz Entertainment Company.
He has put work in for over Ten Years, which is an amazing accomplishment considering he is at the tender age of 24. He has done shows with B.G. (formerly of Cash Money Records), Mystical of No Limit Records, Fiend, Petey Pablo, Gangsta Boo, Ying Yang Twins, Master P, 50 Cent (CEO of G-Unit), Jim Crow, Juvinile, Youngbloods and the list continues to grow.
Wayne Cz sees his calling to music synonymous to an addiction. Throughout all his struggles he knows he is alive for a reason and he prepares himself everyday for the duty put upon him to change the way men especially African-American men are viewed as a whole. Wayne Cz currently has mix tape CDs circulating throughout the southeast as well as his own mix tape CD series, under the alias “DJ Kak Kylla” called the “Surviva Click”. He has several articles and interviews in local and regional magazines and publications. Wayne Cz has also been featured on “Hood 2 Hood” DVD series which was distributed nationally along with a video that was aired on BET’’s uncut.
“SURVIVA CLICK”
CATALOG OF ALBUMS, MIXTAPE CDS, & DVDS
All correspondences and bookings can be made at:
E-mail:
Kakkylla@yahoo.com
Telephone:
803.800.9198
Earl Brown/ Geechie Blackk, President of Surviva Click/ Ent.- geechieblackk@gmail.com
Dewayne Culton/ Wayne Cz, CEO of Surviva Click/ Ent. & Surviva West- kakkylla@gmail.com
Anthony Pinckney/ Tookie, CEO of AMP Management/ Head of Marketing and Promotions for Surviva Ent. pinckneyam@gmail.com
Chris Joyce/ Mr. Crane, CEO of II Cool Productions/ Producer crane2681@yahoo.com
Shavalah Jenkins/ AR Consultant shavalajenkins@gmail.com
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Big Doe
"Young Boss" mix tape, put out in 2008, gives rise to well known breadwinner, Big Doe. Born in Conway, SC, “Big Doe”, has always been about keeping others up on top of their game. Relocating to Summerville (da ville), Charleston SC at the age of 10, Big Doe, was already sharpening his skills by the time he reached high school, deciding his spare time was well spent in the local ciphers rapping with what would become the areas elite A Team Music Group. With sounds of Biggie Smalls, Scarface, 2Pac, UGK, Goodie Mob and Outkastresonating through his childhood, Big Doe knew Hip Hop is where his passion lied. To those who know him, Big Doe has earned respect throughout the South as one who is about his business and his family. His debut single, “Get It How I Live,” has created more than a buzz in South Carolina; one can see Big Doe rocking out with a live band or moving the crowd to the beat as he and the A Team Music Group set the stage to put SC on the map. Big Doe prides himself on being a lyrical artist, voicing the plight of a born hustla evolved into a fresh, innovative talent with a twist on the Southern swag like no other. Though he’s done a lot of low profile freestyles and underground music, the mix tape ("Industry Ready" hosted by Dj Chuck T) proves to be one of the summer’s hottest mixtape and is destined to bring Big Doe and the rest of the A Team Music Group to the forefront of what’s hot in not just Southern Hip Hop but Hip Hop as a whole. With club bangers like “Bout My Cash,” and “Sell Sell Sell,” the proof is the music that this up and coming artist is about to take South Carolina to yet another
Youtube: Ateammusicgroup
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bigdoe1
Twitter: bigdoeateam
Website: www.ateammusiclive.com
N4RED
N4RED has seen and experienced the good and bad of Charleston. As a result of his street savvy, N4RED was able to utilize his resources and generate a lot of revenue through the sale of his CD’s. He has established himself as hard-hitting, cool, and in-your-face lyrics that demands attention and respect. And he gets it when you see everyone in Charleston using the term that he made famous “MIX” all over the place. He is named “King of da Mix” because he made the word “mix” become popular when he established one of his hit singles, “Do Da Mix!” This song exploded in the Charleston area and really became popular in clubs, at social events, and on MySpace.com!
In pursuit of his musical goals, N4RED established N4 Records and 4-Way Entertainment. This business structure has established N4RED to be able to pursue his music endeavors as an artist and to allow him to take on other artists to establish a commercial company in the near future. With a swag that makes the ladies go wild, and realness that commands respect by others, N4RED has positioned him self for success and knows that if he continues to “MIX” in the right way, success will always follow him!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Andrew Davis II – “My Dream”
Andrew Davis II, also known simply as ‘Dre’, cleverly captures the raw go-getter attitude of the street corner hustler with the prestige and business savvy of a man in the corporate world. Born and raised in Hartford, CT, Dre possesses a hard-hitting East Coast flow, polished with insightful content and a smooth delivery. Based on originality, unique image and perspective, Andrew ‘Dre’ Davis II is viewed as a breath of fresh air in today’s rap game. Dre’s sound provides listeners with music they can relate to. It’s more than ringtone rap! It’s feel good music baby!
Davis has opened for hot acts such as KRS-One, Lupe Fiasco, 112. Estelle and N.E.R.D. while performing as a Chicagoan.
Song:
My Dream (dirty) - http://www.box.net/shared/2ap0e1io2f
My Dream (radio) - http://www.box.net/shared/q3rxl6p9dn
Sites:
Friday, September 17, 2010
Mista Taylor
A typical child of the ghetto, Taylors upbringing was anything but stable. His mother had him at the early age of 14. He spent much of his early years in the care of his grandparents. Growing up without a strong father figure or a strong guiding hand, Taylor turned to the streets of Charleston for guidance. At the age of 12 Taylor began taking rap seriously and when a close friend was murdered one of his songs was placed on a compilation CD and a star was born.
Influenced by rappers such as, UGK, Scarface, Jay-Z, and Nas, Taylor mastered his edgy upbeat lyrical style drenched in its heavy southern roots. Taylor is now signed to Grind Out Records; the independent label of the Carolinas and is poised to put Charleston back on the map.
Taylors new Mixed Tape album hosted by the underground King Chuck T is titled Hood tested and Street Certified. My music is reality, facts no fiction; explains Taylor, Im at the point lyrically to be a front-runner for the state of South Carolina and to give the world a true taste of my heritage, which is the Gullah. Taylor continues to gain popularity at an astonishing rate, and shows no sign of stopping soon. Hes just getting started!
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Pachino Dino
During the time when the album was released in the Carolinas, Pachino Dino was incarcerated but his name and music continued to ring through the mean streets of Charleston a.k.a Port City, SC and throughout the state. To this day "Dummin Out" remains an undergound classic with joints like 'Addicted To Murda Part 2" , Terry Brown", "City Life" as well as the album anthem "Dummin' Out" which still bumps and rock clubs throughout the southeast region.br />
< Now its 2009 and the Amabassador of South Kak is slated for his first worldwide release, the debut album "Hustlin & Headbussin". With major distribution for his label Hard Head Recordings through Phase One/Sony RED Distribution. The album features legendary guest appearances by West Coast Legend "Spice 1", former 3-6 Mafia member, "Koopsta Knicca", former No Limit Records artist Tre-8, Texas Undergound King and DJ Screw's (S.U.C) member "Point Blank" and many more. Also appearing are the South Carolina All-Stars Producers, Twin D1st Century Entertainment, Big Hoov & Gotti Boy.
IN STORES WORLDWIDE! GO PURCHASE.!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
R & B Sensation Ze-Yon
Anthony Whilby was born during a musical era, 1987 to be exact, on the 18th day of May in the multicultural city of Toronto, Canada. As a child, Anthony was very into music. As he grew older he saw that music was always the remedy for him, no matter what the situation- happy or sad, good or bad, Anthony could always think of a lyric or a melody to express himself. Join Ze-yon on his journey to the top.
At the age of 5, Ze-yon decided that he wanted to be a singer. Over the years, artists like Michael Jackson and Luther Vandross inspired Anthony to pursue his talents as an R&B artist. Other artists such as Mario, Jermaine Dupri, and Akon inspired him to add a twist of hip-hop to his musical style so the masses would be able to snap their fingers, two step, or just move to his music. And finally, artists such as Cold Play and Blink 182 inspired him to always have a rock/pop twist on his music so that he’d be able to appeal to a more vast audience by displaying his multi-talents lyrically. Being from Toronto, Anthony learned early that everyone, no matter what their background, has to be able to listen to your music. With this in mind and with his musical inspirations, he set out to create his own persona. And that he did.
At the age of 22, Anthony Whilby has transformed into Ze-Yon, a young, eclectic, musically diverse, song-writing, talented R&B singer with a swagger of his own and a unique voice to match. More focused than ever, Ze-Yon is determined to make it to the top.
If you haven’t heard of him, get familiar. Introducing, Ze-Yon
Here goes the debut Mixtape/EP titled I Am Eclectik
Tracklisting:::
01 Outerspace (Produced by GMF)
02 Can’t Let You Go (Produced by Clayton “Genesis” Conell)
03 Dr. Love (Produced by GMF)
04 I’m Good Ft. Loobz (Clayton “Genesis” Conell)
05 Two Page Letter (Clayton “Genesis” Conell)
06 Hard To Get (Clayton “Genesis” Conell)
ZE-YON – I AM ECLECTIK [MIXTAPE]
Video: Ze-Yon - Can't Let You Go
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Andrew Davis II
Northwestern University alum Andrew Davis II, also known simply as ‘Dre’, cleverly captures the raw go-getter attitude of the street corner hustler with the prestige and business savvy of a man in the corporate world. Born and raised in Hartford, CT, Dre possesses a hard-hitting East Coast flow, polished with insightful content and a smooth delivery. Based on originality, unique image and perspective, Dre’s sound provides listeners with music they can dance, get motivated, laugh, cry, romance and freak to – all in one artist. It’s more than ringtone rap! It’s feel good music baby!
Davis has opened for hot acts such as KRS-One, Lupe Fiasco, 112. Estelle and N.E.R.D. while performing as a Chicagoan.
Sites:
EPK – http://www.artistecard.com/andrewdavisii
www.facebook.com/AndrewDavisII
www.youtube.com/AndrewDavisII
www.twitter.com/AndrewDavisII
www.myspace.com/AndrewDavisII
www.reverbnation.com/AndrewDavisII
Friday, September 10, 2010
K. Real
For some Hip-Hop and its culture is a means to an end nothing else appeals to them so they step into the booth to try their luck. For a small minority it truly is a calling. Personal vendettas, every day life and losses allow the pen to become as powerful as any fist or weapon. K. Real has lived through enough personal loss and survived his fair share of disruption to take the reigns and make headway through sheer determination.
Born into a family ingrained with a rich and lavish musical history, Grandfather, best friend with Joe Jackson and mother a dancer for James Brown, K. Real has never used his family connections for aid. Making strong strides on his lonesome to master the art of entertainment has allowed this Pomona, CA native an opportunity to learn from his own mistakes and benefit from his own hard work. “My family has always been a huge motivation in the music I deliver,” K Real explains. “
Yet growing up on the West Coast, K. Real was influenced by the ostentatious and distinctive sound the region boasted. 2Pac N.W.A, Ice Cube, Too $hort are all part of the musical make up he adopted just as he is inspired by the story telling demeanor of Nas and Rakim. Yet in his own assault on the mic his own daily struggles are the driving force in extraditing personal demons all the while entertaining the masses.
Recognizing that to be a success in the music industry today takes more than just a couple of hit songs, K. Real procured a wealth of extensive knowledge behind the scenes. Positioning himself at Pomona’s Fox Theatre, it was here that the bourgeoning MC was exposed to valuable lessons in the art of promoting, booking and marketing. An encounter with Jurassic 5 when signed to Universal allowed K Real to work on their street team and eventually secure a plethora of knowledge to recruit and maintain his own street teams in the Los Angeles area.
A two-year stint in the military resulted in unfathomable accusations that encouraged K. Real to once again reinforce his personal armor. After an honorable discharge, the problematic lifestyle that K. Real had endured to this point took a new direction. “Extraordinary men are not made from living simple boring lives,” he states as he now plans his strategic assault on the music business. “All I hope to do is get things right this time.”
His ability to reach the masses with his message was also given another outlet in 2007. Having a firm respect for the slain rapper Tupac Shakur, K. Real devoted time to the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation (TASF) summer camp in Oakland where he educated the kids on the art of creative writing. “Working for TASF was my way of thanking Afeni and 2Pac for what they have done for the world as well as help to inspire the next generation.”
His most recent single, Deadly Game was written over a year ago in recognition of Oakland’s most revered fallen soldier. “That track came to me once I heard the beat,” K. Real explains. “It was written in record time as everything just flowed.” However the significance of the track is now somewhat closer to home having lost his cousin this month. “I want my music to encourage people going through difficult situations not to give up on themselves,” he shares. “If I can make it, so can they.”
Heading up his own Defcon label, a Vio ringtone deal in place, which sees his music available globally through a huge variety of digital media outlets and the highly acclaimed Corination to his credit, a project that saw K. Real breaking all musical boundaries imaginable; his comfort zone is almost in sight. Upheld by a relentless ability to educate and entertain K. Real has brushed aside the obstacles that have attempted to block him from personal growth and fully comprehends just what needs to be accomplished.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
L.U.V. AKA FLU SEASON
The native New Yorker is quickly working his way through the politics of radio ratings success stories, to hearing his own songs played on the air and in clubs across the south. L.U.V. started out holding down full time radio gigs in Richmond, VA before being sought after to do the same thing in Charleston, SC but on a larger scale.
L.U.V. Has always had the passion and drive to showcase his tremendous talent but never thought he would find himself entertaining thousands of radio listeners each week. So after spittin' lyrics to any and everyone who guest-appeared on the show, and realizing the importance of getting his voice heard, he finally decided to leave radio and pursue his true passion of becoming a full-fledged artist.
The transition from radio to records wasn't easy, he had to give up all the money and notoriety of being a radio personality. This would be his first sacrifice made in order to tell his grandchildren, 30 years from now, his true success story. L.U.V. Then began putting his radio contacts to great use by jumpin' on tracks with well known artists/friends such as David Banner and Freeway, just to name a few. He's even seen success with the unofficial remake of Alisha Keys' song, If I Ain't Got You. and his most recent single featuring J Lyriq (a former member of T-Pains label, Nappy Boy Records) named Lullaby. L.U.V. has also worked with Trey Songs on the "Costa Rica" remake which charted over 300 spins on BDS.
Now, after all the callabos and remakes, L.U.V. is focusing on putting out his debut album, not titled yet, where many will guest-appear (he's not telling, its a secret).
So, what can we expect from that lil' dude from New York who helped energize the south? Just more hits spittn' da truth and rep'n where he came from. Look out, L.U.V. Is on da move!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
BEZZLE - All I Know Freestyle--- "Hustlez Commitment" available on Amazon and iTunes
CHARLESTON, SC - With a style that is truly of his own and perfected at such a young age he cant be considered just an ordinary rapper but yet a lyricist. With the mind and intelligence of a wise man plus the talent of a superstar there seems to be know where else for this gifted artist to go but up in his career. Destine to be on top but just plotting and waiting for the right chance to emerge out of the underground rap scene striving to one day make it in the big leagues.
The 22-year-old born Terrance B. Doucet in the projects of downtown Charleston, South Carolina is the poster child of his area. Growing up in this crime infested area he has been introduced to a lot of things that challenged him as he grow into a man. He lived with his mom in a two bed room apartment who worked three jobs to provide for him and his older brother without any type of father figure in either of their lives. Since the early age of 13 he has been writing songs and perfecting his craft. A group of school friends and him, once called the Young en Ballen Mafia which was his first real group, recorded and performed songs for about a solid year or two. Going by the stage name Doucet he quickly picked up a superb reputation for his unique and well written flow and also released a solo lp plus many group efforts but do to disagreements in the group he split to become a solo artist. Now recording in his room everyday for the next few months he bettered his reputation in his hood and was well known for his great work. By the age of 15 he hooked up with a new school buddy to form a two man duo recording under the name of Top Notch. In the process of joining this group he also felt it was right to change his stage name going through many of them but finally choosing BEZZLE as his final stage name. He calls himself that because he feels he is the person in his circle of friends that keeps everything running smooth and without a bezel everything falls apart. Writing songs with his new group member made his lyrics way sharper and tighter. He developed a confident swagger and image but also started living his lyrics by selling marijuana while school was in session and carrying a nine millimeter pistol. He also worked at Sonics fast food restaurant to cover up his crazy spending habits but he also was now able to record in a real studio for a change instead of his room. At the age of 16 his mother got married and he moved with her to Pleasant Ville N.J., his grandmother couldn't raise him correctly because of his consent trouble in school with students and teachers. Up north is where he continued his music career and adapted more of an east coast flow killing mix tape after mix tape until he gained his local respect from P Vill to Atlantic City. In his high school where he graduated from he was well known and well hated on for his success on plenty of local mix tapes. He has been on two blue room mix tapes, one AOG mix tape, three editions of his own Jus Doin My Job mixtapes, Two Hoodz the mixtape with Phatz Dinero, and a one life to live mix tape DVD. He has developed a label buzz and is currently pushing a new mix tape he is working on staying busy is what he is trying to do. Building up on his status and reputation as he goes along in his career is his goal. At the young age of 21 he has already stepped up his game by producing beats, engineering sessions, writing movie scripts, and writing r & b tracks. Inspired by his own intuition he hopes to create and run a successful record label of his own one day. In the mist of all of this his flow just keeps getting better and better every single day.
BEZZLE lives through his well orientated music. He speaks on and touches topics that know one would ever believe at his age. Writing from his personal experiences and from what he sees in the world today he is hard to top. His southern/east coast style and true to life flow also makes more then enough of his songs true club bangers also something you can ride too. The way he approaches songs is well put together and unique. The streets and the rest of the world will love his music for years to come. Still in search to reach the heights of his success BEZZLE is one name that will be remembered as one of the greatest that has ever done it and ever will...
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