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Miss Issa Stay Up
Issa Bayaua, known by her stage name Miss Issa, is a Latin-American model and R&B singer signed to Sound on Sound Entertainment. She first became signed to a major record label in 2004. She released her first single, 'Stay Up', a Scott Storch production, in 2005, for which a remix version was also made featuring Fat Joe. She has appeared on the front cover feature of many magazines such as Maxim.Singles * 2005: Stay Up * 2007: Let Me Be The One (Remix) (feat. Jim Jones) * 2008: Boss Lady (feat. Trina)[3] * 2008: Reach * 2009: Throw Up
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Issa Bayaua, known by her stage name Miss Issa, is a Latin-American model and R&B singer signed to Sound on Sound Entertainment. She first became signed to a major record label in 2004. She released her first single, 'Stay Up', a Scott Storch production, in 2005, for which a remix version was also made featuring Fat Joe. She has appeared on the front cover feature of many magazines such as Maxim.Singles * 2005: Stay Up * 2007: Let Me Be The One (Remix) (feat. Jim Jones) * 2008: Boss Lady (feat. Trina)[3] * 2008: Reach * 2009: Throw Up
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Bruce Black Finally
About Artist On the 13th of August, Bruce Black was born on Long Island, New York. At the age of six, Black first took interest in music after listening to the radio, hearing the layers of vocals, and musical instruments blending together making a beautiful sound through a black box. After he moved to South Carolina, Black sought to expand his knowledge of music by joining the band in middle school. He became a part of Winds section, playing the clarinet and in high school, he became familiar with playing the drums, and later the piano. In his years at South Carolina State University, Bruce became a member of the marching band. As a well known Bongo Brother, their exclusive style won much favor among the people and various colleges across the states because of their exciting performances. By this time, Bruce knew he wanted to move people through music, watching the excitement and life it brought to the crowds, incorporating all he had attained, into producing skills. After college, Black returned to his home of New York where he would observe the blueprint of the music business, such as producing, vocal techniques, presentation, yet remaining true to his own ideas and style. A friend of Black’s helped him obtain the right equipment, to pull all of the sounds, rhythms, and musical arrangements that came to him, playing over and over again in his mind. From his mind, into the recording system, Black did the research himself on how to properly use the equipment and produce his music, keeping a small library of resources along side the equipment. His fascination and hunger to produce would make Bruce a perfectionist when it came to producing tracks, lyrics, and flawless vocals, working days and nights without rest. His leadership, unique and fresh techniques would lead him to start his own record company called, Dark Corna Records. Some of his earlier work can be heard on Soundclick.com, where he reached the number one spot in the R&B charts and Acapella charts with "Thug Love" and his own "Acapella" respectively. His first compilation album from Dark Corna Records, started a buzz among the young audience back in South Carolina, showcasing his flavor of R&B, Hip-Hop, and pure vocals. However, Bruce wanted to focus on the completion his own album, which lead him back to New York, connecting with a few old friends that would help produce a few songs for the album, already entitled, "The Black Book". Completion of the album is expected to be near the middle of March of 2008. Already, tracks such as, "Forever" and "Turn Around" co-produced by Al West, are receiving much approval and praise from thousands of people across the globe. Black is already making his mark via web radio, which gives the underground artist a greater audience to appeal to than just a local station. At Enterprise103, his track "Forever" took the number 2 spot on the Top 15 Chart, just after two months. At QSJ Radio, he was appointed Artist of the Month, a position completely in the hands of listeners all over the world. His harmony and vocal arrangements places him in that exclusive category of an artist like no other. This year, Bruce Black Music will expose a new level of music as Black brings soul back to R&B and Hip-Hop.
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About Artist On the 13th of August, Bruce Black was born on Long Island, New York. At the age of six, Black first took interest in music after listening to the radio, hearing the layers of vocals, and musical instruments blending together making a beautiful sound through a black box. After he moved to South Carolina, Black sought to expand his knowledge of music by joining the band in middle school. He became a part of Winds section, playing the clarinet and in high school, he became familiar with playing the drums, and later the piano. In his years at South Carolina State University, Bruce became a member of the marching band. As a well known Bongo Brother, their exclusive style won much favor among the people and various colleges across the states because of their exciting performances. By this time, Bruce knew he wanted to move people through music, watching the excitement and life it brought to the crowds, incorporating all he had attained, into producing skills. After college, Black returned to his home of New York where he would observe the blueprint of the music business, such as producing, vocal techniques, presentation, yet remaining true to his own ideas and style. A friend of Black’s helped him obtain the right equipment, to pull all of the sounds, rhythms, and musical arrangements that came to him, playing over and over again in his mind. From his mind, into the recording system, Black did the research himself on how to properly use the equipment and produce his music, keeping a small library of resources along side the equipment. His fascination and hunger to produce would make Bruce a perfectionist when it came to producing tracks, lyrics, and flawless vocals, working days and nights without rest. His leadership, unique and fresh techniques would lead him to start his own record company called, Dark Corna Records. Some of his earlier work can be heard on Soundclick.com, where he reached the number one spot in the R&B charts and Acapella charts with "Thug Love" and his own "Acapella" respectively. His first compilation album from Dark Corna Records, started a buzz among the young audience back in South Carolina, showcasing his flavor of R&B, Hip-Hop, and pure vocals. However, Bruce wanted to focus on the completion his own album, which lead him back to New York, connecting with a few old friends that would help produce a few songs for the album, already entitled, "The Black Book". Completion of the album is expected to be near the middle of March of 2008. Already, tracks such as, "Forever" and "Turn Around" co-produced by Al West, are receiving much approval and praise from thousands of people across the globe. Black is already making his mark via web radio, which gives the underground artist a greater audience to appeal to than just a local station. At Enterprise103, his track "Forever" took the number 2 spot on the Top 15 Chart, just after two months. At QSJ Radio, he was appointed Artist of the Month, a position completely in the hands of listeners all over the world. His harmony and vocal arrangements places him in that exclusive category of an artist like no other. This year, Bruce Black Music will expose a new level of music as Black brings soul back to R&B and Hip-Hop.
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Brig Feltus
Brig, (pronounced like a "bridge" over troubled water), an Angelina, and proud of it, is a storyteller extraordinaire, with her melodic tales of love, and self-discovery, she takes us for a long walk that pulls us in several directions. Her music speaks of influences such as early 20th century jazz and blues standards, mixed with 70's rock, folk, and soul and is accompanied by Brig's vocal styling which will holds the ghosts of Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, and many others. Think Jill Scott meets Sinead O'Connor, meets the Red Hot Chili Peppers, meets Bjork. You might ask yourself if this strange conglomeration of flavors can possibly mix. But let your ears do the judging. In her own words: "I have a dream. and you are in it. I want to share my music with the world. I want to provide the kind of music that makes you feel things. The kind of music that makes you smile, or cry, or laugh, or be horny, or angry, or resigned, or wiser, or stronger, or wanna shout from the rooftops whatever it is you feel. I want to be the kind of songwriter/performer whose music people hear God in. No matter what the subject, that you hear the divine in it. I want my music to make babies, and wedding vows, and survivors, and superwomen, and impactful men, and salvaged spirits. I want my music to be part of the soundtrack for your memories of this time in your life, years from now when you hear it. I want my music to make friends, and adversaries, and inspiration, and motivation, and free hearts. I want my music to make peace, and defiance, and determination, and solidarity. I want my music to make stands, and bumps, and grinds, and joyful undulations. I want my music to send love, and peace, and relativity. I want my music to make truth, and introspection, and sex, and electricity. I want my music to make thinking, and inspire creativity, and spark conversation. I want to make music that screams to be heard, to be danced to, to be sung out loud, to be quoted, to be felt in the depths of your secret places. I want to make music for myself and for you. I want my music to be part of the movement that brings back the power of this art form, because music should be powerful. I want it to be more than just a catchy tune, but rather a concoction of emotional notes blended together with poetry chronicaling the human experience. This is my dream and I want to share it with the world!" You may also find her
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Brig, (pronounced like a "bridge" over troubled water), an Angelina, and proud of it, is a storyteller extraordinaire, with her melodic tales of love, and self-discovery, she takes us for a long walk that pulls us in several directions. Her music speaks of influences such as early 20th century jazz and blues standards, mixed with 70's rock, folk, and soul and is accompanied by Brig's vocal styling which will holds the ghosts of Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, and many others. Think Jill Scott meets Sinead O'Connor, meets the Red Hot Chili Peppers, meets Bjork. You might ask yourself if this strange conglomeration of flavors can possibly mix. But let your ears do the judging. In her own words: "I have a dream. and you are in it. I want to share my music with the world. I want to provide the kind of music that makes you feel things. The kind of music that makes you smile, or cry, or laugh, or be horny, or angry, or resigned, or wiser, or stronger, or wanna shout from the rooftops whatever it is you feel. I want to be the kind of songwriter/performer whose music people hear God in. No matter what the subject, that you hear the divine in it. I want my music to make babies, and wedding vows, and survivors, and superwomen, and impactful men, and salvaged spirits. I want my music to be part of the soundtrack for your memories of this time in your life, years from now when you hear it. I want my music to make friends, and adversaries, and inspiration, and motivation, and free hearts. I want my music to make peace, and defiance, and determination, and solidarity. I want my music to make stands, and bumps, and grinds, and joyful undulations. I want my music to send love, and peace, and relativity. I want my music to make truth, and introspection, and sex, and electricity. I want my music to make thinking, and inspire creativity, and spark conversation. I want to make music that screams to be heard, to be danced to, to be sung out loud, to be quoted, to be felt in the depths of your secret places. I want to make music for myself and for you. I want my music to be part of the movement that brings back the power of this art form, because music should be powerful. I want it to be more than just a catchy tune, but rather a concoction of emotional notes blended together with poetry chronicaling the human experience. This is my dream and I want to share it with the world!" You may also find her
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robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk
robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk
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robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk
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robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk remix
robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk remix
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robbie glover dee tails from mn8 nasty funk remix
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Cyclonious - Simple
Cyclonious - Simple What's a Postcode – Single Release – Feb 2010 (TBC) The Revival – Album Release – Feb 2010 (TBC) From the streets of East London to the ears of the UK, Cyclonious is the rapper with a message that involves all. Raw and uncompromising – Cyclonious is a gimmick free artist for real hip-hop heads. From his forthcoming debut album, The Revival, What's a Postcode is his first single that is not just a thumping hip-hop track, but a powerful message too. This impressive debut tackles the increasing levels of street violence in the UK and offers hope to all the teenagers lost in the struggle. Knives, gangs, which bandana represents you and the all-important “postcode war” are dissected in Cyclonious' explosive track giving all listeners the chance to make up their own minds. Are you a part of the struggle or against it? Cyclonious writes, raps and shares from experience. Born and raised in East London, his history in producing music for other rap artists and appearing on various mix tapes has led him to a debut that is revered by DJs and loved by fans. What's a Postcode comes in five mixes so whether you love funky house, dance or are straight hip-hop, there is a version for you.
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Cyclonious - Simple What's a Postcode – Single Release – Feb 2010 (TBC) The Revival – Album Release – Feb 2010 (TBC) From the streets of East London to the ears of the UK, Cyclonious is the rapper with a message that involves all. Raw and uncompromising – Cyclonious is a gimmick free artist for real hip-hop heads. From his forthcoming debut album, The Revival, What's a Postcode is his first single that is not just a thumping hip-hop track, but a powerful message too. This impressive debut tackles the increasing levels of street violence in the UK and offers hope to all the teenagers lost in the struggle. Knives, gangs, which bandana represents you and the all-important “postcode war” are dissected in Cyclonious' explosive track giving all listeners the chance to make up their own minds. Are you a part of the struggle or against it? Cyclonious writes, raps and shares from experience. Born and raised in East London, his history in producing music for other rap artists and appearing on various mix tapes has led him to a debut that is revered by DJs and loved by fans. What's a Postcode comes in five mixes so whether you love funky house, dance or are straight hip-hop, there is a version for you.
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