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Hip hop and R&B duo  Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel  have been hard at work upon their upcoming EP "Project X". But while that has kept them fairly busy, they have gone on to release a new single titled "Lit", grabbing in the attention from all of the inter webs. When they were asked why people should care let alone check out their music, they responded with “We just do what we love, we put our life in our music, and we do it for ourselves. We hope that our fans & the world connects.” They differentiate themselves from other artists or bands for that matter, because they are a hard working group that is ready and willing to lead the coming age of the indie artist, according to them with how they see it that is. They will have their moment in that Florida sun, as that is where they come from and will continue to reign. Prince Peezy and Lala Chanel go into discussion about the "Lit", single and the EP to follow it, as well as further

Former Buffalo Bills NFL player Darius A. Robinson will read Shop, Shop, Shop to a group of Clayton County elementary school children in Atlanta, Georgia on Sept 28th. The book reading is part an 18-month nationwide tour by author of Shop, Shop, Shop and founder of My Little Banker, Raeshal Solomon. Shop, Shop, Shop is a colorful character-based book and tool parents can use to start the conversation of money with their children. On the back of the book are questions that parents can use to review the lessons in the book. My little banker is the blog/website teaching and encouraging financial responsibility and literacy through the author and Raeshal Solomon's books. Raeshal Solomon is a young single mom, enthusiastic about combining her love of creating with her love of money management. Raeshal believes she has a knack for helping people understand the skills of money management. She is eager to share her knowledge with parents, so they can teach their young children t

Hip hop and R&B duo Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel have been hard at work upon their upcoming EP “Project X”. But while that has kept them fairly busy, they have gone on to release a new single titled “Lit”, grabbing in the attention from all of the inter webs. When they were asked why people should care let alone check out their music, they responded with “We just do what we love, we put our life in our music, and we do it for ourselves. We hope that our fans & the world connects.” They differentiate themselves from other artists or bands for that matter, because they are a hard working group that is ready and willing to lead the coming age of the indie artist, according to them with how they see it that is. They will have their moment in that Florida sun, as that is where they come from and will continue to reign. Prince Peezy and Lala Chanel go into discussion about the “Lit”, single and the EP to follow it, as well as further plans to play some showcases as well a

1) Good music isn’t good enough music. If you think your music is ‘good’....then just keep it as a hobby. The music marketplace doesn’t need more ‘good ‘ music, it needs truly GREAT music, which is a lot easier to get people excited about, and to market. The low cost and advertising hype surrounding the making and manufacturing of music has given musicians the illusion that their music is worthwhile. The sad fact is that in this new millennium mediocre music is commonplace and increasingly more difficult to promote and sell. These days not only  can  everybody and their sister make bland music, they  are  making and releasing bland music; so the marketplace is flooded with mediocrity. MUNDANE might be a good name for a band, but keep it to yourself! 2) Know thy audience.  ( note: see my updated  article  on this topic at this website) The minute you decide you want someone to listen to your songs, you have entered the music business.   If you don’t know who would like your music

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                                                                             Original Article By Christopher Knab "Getting a deal" has long been the goal of many would-be artists and bands. For mostly naive reasons most new artists and bands feel that by securing a recording contract with a significant major or independent label, success will be guaranteed. (talk about naivete). Even in this new era of "do-it-yourself" career building, many musicians figure all they have to do is send off their demo to a label, and a recording contract will come their way. The following list of  "10 Reasons Why Most Demos Are Rejected"  was gathered together after years of listening to comments made by Record Label A&R reps at music industry conferences and workshops; as well as from personal interviews with reps, and from many interviews A&R reps have given to the press. In addition, I can verify that these observations are true from having personally l

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Pensacola, Florida's Ebony D. Weatherspoon aka Raven Salve’ is ready for success, and she wants you to know it. The 28-year-old Escambia, County, Southern Soul, Gospel and R&B singer is creating a strong buzz with the release of her hit single "Jelly Roll." The single is off her freshmen album "Lets Dance The Mix" released earlier, in February 2016.  Now she's planning on creating more than a strong buzz with the upcoming release of the EP “Metamorphosis,” set for release by July 2018, and distributed by Tune Core. A single "Rock With Me" is scheduled for release by November 2017.  When asked why people should care about her music, Raven Salve' is quick to respond, "People should care about me and my music because I care about me and my music.  How can I expect anyone else to care if I don’t? My music expresses how much I'm encouraged by others and how I draw strength from them. Since God made me as a one of a kind person w

Original Article By Christopher Knab Feel free to give us a call at (818) 613-6193 or (615)-797-8399 Many talented emerging artists are confused by the issue of an image and don't have a sense of their own style. So, they either copy things from other people, or are just bland. Few artists actually have a true, distinct style. In today's entertainment environment, the first impression is as important as ever. However, style is only one aspect of an artist's first impression. Working with artists such as Usher, Beyonce, and Jessica Simpson has taught me that there are many things related to the way an artist comes across to others. My theory for building a compelling rockstar image is that you have to look within, harness what really makes you great, and then express that to the fullest. A style or look is just another form of self-expression, similar to the way you express yourself on stage or in the studio. It's capturing that same energy, and applying it to th

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What exactly is the “X factor?” You hear professionals in the entertainment industry referring to it. You hear artists alluding to it, but you rarely hear anyone defining “it.” If you are an aspiring music artist or an entertainer, it’s important that you know what “it” is because in the mind of the most seasoned and powerful industry professionals, having “it” is what determines if you are worth the investment of endless amounts of time and money. In order to properly and accurately define what “it” is, we will approach the subject from two perspectives: emotional and visual. Visually, it goes beyond good looks. Good looks are often confused with the “X factor.” This can be traced back to the advent and popularity of music videos in the 80’s, which created a greater emphasis and need for artists that could give “good face” or in laymen’s terms, were photogenic. But good looks only get attention. People who have “it” can maintain attention beyond a quick glance, or even a dou