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Precise Instinct Producer Double Cee started in 1990 with various underground recordings featured on some college radio like Morgan State University that were produced, written and conceived by Double Cee. He performed at various colleges in Maryland like Salisbury State University and University of Maryland Baltimore County. Precise Instinct then moved to Atlanta in 1998 and did various showcases. He joined the military and went overseas to Germany where his hip-hop expertise increased by meeting various German MCs and producers. However, he has managed to stay underground mainly because of his insistence on controlling the outcome of the music he that makes. Currently, the Mason Dixon line project is being released from the Myspace page as well as other sites like iTunes, CD Baby and more. This work will incorporate tracks that feature his North/South styles of hip-hop.
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The song "Mystical Ages" was a top five finalist in VH1's March 2005 Rock Category. The song is being re-mastered through Bullseye Records by Classic Sound Studio in NYC with North American distribution by Fusion III in Canada and Burnside in the U.S. Racecar's music is available at over 100 download stores spanning eighteen countries. Their music is also in regular rotation on college, internet and satellite radio stations. The band is from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Their debut was released in August of 2004. Racecar’s disc has caught the attention of producers world wide. Songwriter David Alyassin performes the material live on the radio and gives radio interviews. Racecar’s style is inspired by corporate, punk and grunge pop-rock yet contains a spiritual edge.
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Being a longtime bassist and songwriter, Rod Kinny has had several ventures in the music business.Rod's music has a unique boil with influences from Peter Gabriel to Roy Orbison. His current songs range from love ballads, such as "Electric Air," to "Spam Town," a rock-ish tongue-in-cheek stab at his hometown of Austin, Minnesota, to the eclectic "Wonderland," written about his life living in London and whose title was taken from the independent film by director Michael Winterbottom. Early 2002 saw the release of his first solo effort, "Seven Dials," a very savvy nine song CD. From the introspective "Strife," to the effervescence of "Robins & Blackbirds" to the masterful "Wonderland," "Seven Dials" has a great deal to offer.
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2.9.06 Premiere of "The Life" video!
Thursday, Feb 9, Heather will be the special guest on Ching Cheeng Music Videos with host Benn Choumy. The show airs between 10pm - 3am and will feature the first screening of her debut video "The Life" remix. This will air on the TV35 network, the channels vary depending on the state. CT, NYC (5 boroughs), Long Island, White Plains, and Northern NJ on channel 35,77 or 86 on some TVs and Melbourne, FL & Miami, FL on channel 31. The show can also be seen worldwide on their website www.tv35newyork.com.
Untapped Chi
Monday, Feb 13 at 4pm MTV Chi will be airing "The Life" video on a new show called Untapped Chi. Check your local Dish Network listings to tune in!
2.17.06 Show in West Virginia
D'Art Radio
Heather's album "Dream In Pictures" has been added to the playlist at D'Art radio. http://www.dartradio.com
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From the western city of Palm Beach County a musical entertainer named Slave Child has emerged. He was born on October 30, 1980 in Pahokee, Fl. and named Phildavior Lane. Slave Child was one of three children raised by a single parent (mother) carried on the responsibility of male seeing that his other siblings were females.
During his childhood years, Slave Child enjoyed writing rhymes because they seem to take away the pressures and struggle it took just to survive everyday living. His writing became serious to him after the death of his older sister who was an up and coming rapper. One of his missions is to become a rising rapper to fill the void the music industry missed.
For years Slave Child searched for a musical family that would take his talent, mold it and prepare him for the world to hear. He was introduced to Black Minds Entertainment, Corp. in March 2003. He left such a huge impression on the CEO that Slave Child was asked to come back the next week to audition for B.M.E’s. head producer. Slave Child was signed the next week.
Slave Child is a force to be reckoned within the music industry. His style of music will have you asking for more. With a very charismatic, attitude he is a very easy and humble person to work with. Black Minds Entertainment, Corp. is very proud to be associated with a fine young man. When you get to know him, you will feel the same way.
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DDQ the R&B group was formed in 2001 by Dontavious Vancliff in Philadelphia, the group consists of four Philadelphia natives; Brian Seagraves 19, Omar “Osinee” Alexander 18, Dontavious “DJ” Vancliff 17, and Josh Banks 20. They have blended the sounds of their favorite groups (New Edition, Jodeci, and the Jackson 5) to come up with the DDQ Sound. After two years of practicing and performing cover tunes, DDQ was introduced to Osinee’s cousin Charlene who at the time was doing some A&R work for an independent label called KeyLife Records. After hearing the young gentlemen, they were immediately signed to a development deal and put in the studio. Since that day in November, DDQ has developed over ten songs and even shot a video for their debut single “Stuck on Freeze”.
In August 2004, DDQ performed at the Billboard Hip Hop and R&B Music Conference in Miami where they were given a standing ovation by Billboard staff and attendees.
"These young guys are awesome, we loved them..."Joanna Johnson, Billboard
DDQ Past Performances
*Unity Day, Philadelphia
August 2004
*Star Spangled Banner Performance, Philadelphia
October 2004
*"Stuck On Freeze" Debut at WUSL 99FM
November 12, 2004
Urban Grooves
J.B. Evil
"20 Deep"
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From Keg-Party Jammer to HolyGhost filled praise & worship, Jesus saved me from the pit where I was headed, now I write,sing & play for Him.I'm just publishing the gift given me by the Lord. A-men.
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LATENT ANXIETY stands for a fresh award-winning music project from LA centered on a multi-talented artist. He is a true and rare sonic chameleon with different "faces" and a well-recognized flair for improvisation, whether it is creating songs from diverse and experimental styles, writing lyrics on interesting, thought-provoking topics, playing guitar or singing with very different voices. LATENT ANXIETY presents more than something for anyone but something substantial for everyone. LATENT ANXIETY recently received the honor of being named FINALIST by the Song of the Year international songwriting contest. Song of the Year supports the VH-1 Save the Music Foundation. The judges are some of the biggest names in music including many Grammy Award winners. LATENT ANXIETY also contributed guitars, lyrics and vocals to the new album of MORTAL LOOM.
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Inspired by her mother’s love of the piano, Shauna Burns began playing as a small child in her native home of Miami. By the time Shauna reached the age of fifteen, she had discovered her own talent as a singer and was already composing.
After moving west for college, Shauna found a whole new level of inspiration in the high deserts and mountains of Nevada and Utah. She poured her emotions into her music and began playing regularly at a coffee house in Salt Lake City. Shauna’s unique fusion of alternative rock, folk and Celtic sounds soon won fans and rave reviews from music critics.
After graduating, Shauna moved to Las Vegas and began concentrating on her music full-time. After a year in Europe putting together her first collection of songs, she recorded "Every Thought." The debut album, released under the record label Red Rock Music, LLC, is both intense and soothing, a complex blend of sounds and lyrics that resonates within the listener.
"Music has always been there for me," Shauna explains. "It’s been a close friend and teacher, drawing me in like this unexpected force, pulling me. It’s the journey in how I view everything around me. It comes from the purest place I’ve ever known."
For more information on Shauna Burns, please visit www.shaunaburns.com or www.myspace.com/shaunaburns.
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The Worderer touched down on U.S soil in 1998 from his West Indian birthplace of Barbados with one driving mission in mind, to push his creative career to the highest level possible. His style is smooth and simplistic and given his cultural background it should come as no surprise that he is equally fluent in the Reggae and soca styles of music. Lyrically he's like the West Indian version of Common or Kanye West and has no qualms about tackling unorthodox lyric concepts. Like him or not, one must concede that The Worderer has a very unique flow that may take a little getting used to but is certainly one that will grow on you with each listen.
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Singer/Songwriter and digital artist Dorian, the first signed digital artist on the digital label D'Artagnan Entertainment, LLC (www.dartentertain.com) has achieved a variety of successes with her hit single "Tell Me Why" (Remix). After it's official release during Fashion Week on September 14, 2004 at Azaza in NYC, this song has been played on the following internet radio stations: D'Art Radio (www.dartradio.com), RadioIndie.com, Musicplaces.com, Free World Radio (a part of ArtistLaunch.com), RuleRadio.com, AIIRadio.net, JazzyLounge.com and Lakefxradio.com.
Due to it's airplay online, Dorian and "Tell Me Why (Remix)" have been charted on RadioWaveMonitor.com which tracks internet radio airplay. On November 19, 2004, during her first week of charting, "Tell Me Why (Remix)" was ranked #1 in the NY Metro Chart. This chart included other artists such as Hoobastank, Maroon 5, U2 and LL Cool J. After nine weeks on December 24, 2004 on NY Metro Monitor, Dorian is still ranked #1 within the NY Metro Chart on Radiowavemonitor.com for internet radio play with Destiny's Child ranked #14 (Lose My Breath), and Usher Feat. Alicia Keyes #25 (My Boo).
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Techno Funk
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"Shame on Me"
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Rock House
Rainwalkers
Kick Back
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