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Wednesday, September 30, 2015

WHO IS EMILE DANERO?

WHO IS EMILE DANERO?
Emile Danero is a hip-hop artist born in  Jamaica Queens, New York. He
discovered his passion for music at age 12 while expressing himself
through poetry. Emile spent many of his younger years abroad.

Living in both the United States and Europe, he was able to experience different
cultures and ways of life which has allowed him to have a resourceful
outlook on things. The rapper's reality seems to have been as dark and as
versatile as his music. His music repertoire ranges from soft harmonizing
music to hardcore and disturbing rap lyrics. The 24 year old, West-Indian
and Venezuelan hip-hop artist has demonstrated dedication and
determination, working diligently in the studio to make sure his hard work
pays off and it has. Emile’s sound has matured through the years and he
has been nominated as the “Most Original Male Artist” by the Underground
Music Awards (UMAS). You may have heard his music on BET, Shade 45
Radio, Worldstar Hip-Hop and Hip-Hop Weekly Magazine, XXL Magazne and more!
Emile has recently had the opportunity to perform at the
SXSW music and film festival in Austin, Texas this past season and blew
the crowd away. He has been referred to as one of the most complex and
talented emerging musicians of today, with a sound of “beautiful insanity”.
Emile produces music all across the spectrum from high intensity club
records to soft harmonized ballad records. This artists lyrical ability and
creativity are undeniable. Emile Danero is a young, urban up and coming
artist which has developed a diverse and international fan base that has
reached many worldwide. Emile is popular on social media, his fans just
can’t wait for each new release. In 2014 Emile prepared an album titled,
“Judas”. Preview Emile Danero’s hit single, “Unconditional”, featuring
rhythm and blues singer Tone Jonez on his website listed below. Emile
seems to have a natural ability to manipulate and master all forms of music!

Thursday, May 21, 2015

Steve Law Band





We've just finished our new CD "Old Oak Tree". It is set for a September 2014 release. It is seven unique and different songs that highlight the the talents of each band member.

Steve Law Band "Old Oak Tree" is light, crisp and clean. It is impossible not to tap your foot or feel some warmth when you listen.

Steve Law has had "all this music" stored up for years, just building up. Now it is just pouring out. Mainly it is what he can create with a guitar and his voice. According to Steve, "going into the studio and playing with all kinds of unbelievable musicians is like laying down the best paint on a new canvas". Working with the audio painting is the opportunity to create in the world what he is thinking in his head.

Steve started learning guitar and cello in elementary and middle school. By the time he had reached high school he dropped the cello which was a "serious mistake" according to Steve. There is not a richer or fuller sound than that of the cello. When he looks back on his decision to quit playing cello it is something that he genuinely regrets. Since the guitar was easier to carry around, he stuck with that. He has been continuing to learn how to play the guitar since that time.

Steve Law Band's EP "Balance" was released in October of 2011

The excitement of playing has never worn off for Steve. Connecting with the audience is always so much fun, ulitmately being able to touch them (the audience) lyrically or musically, it starts an adventure that is shared. Regardless of whether it is 20 people or thousands, Steve and his band always give every show everything that they have to give.

Steve's influences are too many to mention with a full range from classical to heavy metal. Some artists to name a few are Tom Petty, The Beatles, Michale Hedges, Leo Kottke and the list goes on. It all comes down to primarily guitar driven music.

The bassist/guitarist/singer/engineer for the band is Kyle Zender. Toddy Ivy is the amazing voice and percussion that complements the sound of band, beautifully filling out the sound. Finally Hill Baker most recently joined the band on the drum kit and cajon.

The band has worked up over 30 original songs and a hand full of covers. Steve Law Band can play a short opening set from betweeen 3 to 3 hours.

The new songs seem to come out constantly now.The more I play the more I love it.I create interesting and unique guitar driven melody that is overlaid with lyrics from life experience that people can feel. We play as a four piece band.

We've just finished our new CD "Old Oak Tree". It is set for a September 2014 release. It is seven unique and different songs that highlight the the talents of each band member.
Steve Law Band "Old Oak Tree" is light, crisp and clean. It is impossible not to tap your foot or feel some warmth when you listen.

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Mariah Carey’s Label Boss L.A. Reid on Her Chances of Another No. 1 Hit: ‘It’s Not Realistic’

Mariah Carey, L.A. Reid
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“Radio doesn’t cater to veteran artists or legends,” Epic Records CEO says
One day after Mariah Carey returned to the stage of the Billboard Music Awards for the first time in 15 years, her label boss L.A. Reid expressed skepticism about the chart-topping prospects for new single, “Infinity.”
Epic Records CEO L.A. Reid said in a far-ranging interview withBillboard published Monday: “To even be on the radio at this point in her career is a huge accomplishment, because radio doesn’t cater to veteran artists or legends. Radio caters to in-the-moment stars.”
Reid was quick to point out that Carey is not the only legacy artist to have trouble cracking the charts these days.
“Nobody that put out records 25 years ago is going to have a No. 1. Not Paul [McCartney], Stevie [Wonder], Bruce [Springsteen], Mick [Jagger] or Keith [Richards]. Not Prince, not anyone,” he said. So if she can get on the radio, we’ve done damn good. Would we like to have a No. 1? F– yeah, I’m greedy. But it’s not realistic.”
Maybe it’s that kind of honesty that brought Carey back to Reid, who signed the 45-year-old star to Epic in March and immediately packaged a greatest-hits collection, “#1s,” to accompany her Las Vegas concert residency. While at Universal’s Island Def Jam records, Carey felt she was languishing without Reid’s support.
“I felt really abandoned by him. I was lost. I really didn’t like being at a place without a family. You’ve gotta have people that actually care about you as an artist, that’s first and foremost, and as a person as well,” Carey recently told the L.A. Times.
“That’s what you get with him. I was kind of like floundering, doing some work that I’m still really proud of.”
Carey’s residency at Caesars Palace includes two more dates in May, with nine shows scheduled for July.

Sunday, May 3, 2015

24gis

CONTACT: Godwin Eyet
Tel: +2347064706253
Cell phone: +2348186372873
 
 
 
 
 
24GIS DEBUT ALBUM "IN&OUT", HIP-HOP HAS TRAVELED BEYOND THE SHORES OF GEOGRAPHICAL LIMITATIONS
 
April 3, 2015, (Lagos, Nigeria) -- 24Gis is a duo group made up of Tino & Sqilz. They are song writers and have co-written virtually all the songs in their album. They are based in Nigeria, a country where piracy has eaten the very heart of her music industry and majority of music consumers barely encourage hip-hop artist but that didn't stop the dream. "IN&OUT" is their debut album. The album consist of ten tracks. The album tiltle simply means the IN and OUT of the journey so far for 24Gis. After dropping their debut single "One Look from You ft Gt da guitarman", the positive reviews from fans drove them back to the studio to thrill fans even more.
 
IN&OUt comprises of several hip-hop categories, ranging from hip-hop/rnb, to hip-hop/rap, to hip-hop/reggae and Afro hip-hop. Key tracks in the album include: Come Home, So Close, Anywhere You Are From and When You Are Down. There's no doubt that Hip-hop has traveled far beyond the shores of geographical limitations and each of this boundaries might have a different language but not a different feel.
 
24Gis is an independent group with a few local and international tours to their credit. 24Gis distributed their album worldwide through Tunecore. Tino and Sqilz have been together for over a decade now. Hopefully, 24Gis would be among the next good thing to happen to Hip-hop. ###

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Airborne Jazz

Airborne Jazz has shared a video with you on YouTube
Airborne - Sunny - Music Video
The Musical Forecast is Sunny. Airborne shines the warmth and beauty of the Season of Spring with their version of this Classic R&B Tune - Sunny. The groove has a very hip and funky contemporary jazz feel that is combined with an excellent and dynamic Male and Female Vocal Duet. Sunny is one of those compositions that everyone loves. Happy, Feel Good, and Inspirational

Airborne Website - http://www.airbornejazz.com

High Energy Contemporary Jazz - http://www.airbornejazz.com - Jazz - Contemporary Jazz - Latin Jazz - Jazz and R&B Vocals - World Music - Funk & Fusion - Smooth Jazz - Island Music

Listen and Purchase Airborne CDs and Downloads:

Airborne - Artist Page - CDBaby Store: http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/Airborne

Airborne - iTunes Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/airborne/id151014843

Airborne - Amazon Store: http://www.amazon.com/Airborne/e/B001LHTIQI

Airborne - Store: http://www.airbornejazz.com/store

Airborne - CDBaby Store: http://www.cdbaby.com/all/airborne

Social Media and Music Promotion

Airborne - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/airbornejazz

Airborne - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Airborne/106903845860

Airborne - Twitter: http://twitter.com/airbornejazz

Airborne - Word Press - Jazz Blog: http://airbornejazz.wordpress.com

Airborne - Jazz Blog: http://airbornejazz.blogspot.com

Airborne - LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/airbornejazz

Airborne - Sonicbids EPK: http://www.sonicbids.com/airborne2

Airborne - Jazz Radio: http://www.live365.com/stations/tborino

HEAVY VIBES MUSIC - Booking - USA and International

Phone: (203) 468-0587 - Email: heavyvibes@snet.net

YOU'I GLOBAL MUSIC - Booking – International

Representative: Antoinette Alexander Sarpong

Phone: (203) 858-9838 - Email: antoinette@youiglobal.com

National Radio Promotion

Gorov Music Marketing - http://www.gorovmusic.com

Jason Gorov and Cliff Gorov

Phone: (702) 492-4965 - Fax: (702) 896-4828

Email: info@gorovmusic.com

International Publicity: Cheryl Hughey Promotions

http://www.cherylhugheypromotions.com

Phone: (314) 660-1755

Email: Cheryl@cherylhugheypromotions.com

Tilt Records - Licenses / Distribution

Phone (203) 687-8834 - Email: tiltrecords@snet.net

Airborne - CDs and Downloads - Fan Club - Tech – Information

Website - http://www.airbornejazz.com

Email: airbornejazz@snet.net

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Michael T. Slager




The officer had said he feared for his life because the man took his stun gun in a scuffle after a traffic stop Saturday. A video, however, shows the officer firing eight times as the man fled.

WASHINGTON — A white police officer in North Charleston, S.C., was charged with murder Tuesday after a video surfaced showing him fatally shooting an apparently unarmed black man in the back while the man ran away.
The officer, Michael T. Slager, 33, said he feared for his life because the man took his stun gun in a scuffle after a traffic stop Saturday. A video, however, shows the officer firing eight times as the man — Walter L. Scott, 50 — fled. The North Charleston mayor announced the state charges at a news conference Tuesday evening.
The shooting comes on the heels of high-profile instances of police officers using lethal force in New York; Cleveland; Ferguson, Mo; and elsewhere. The deaths have set off a national debate over whether police are too quick to use force, particularly in cases involving black men.
North Charleston is South Carolina’s third-largest city, with a population of about 100,000. Blacks make up about 47 percent of residents, and whites account for about 37 percent. The city’s police department is about 80 percent white, according to data collected by the Justice Department in 2007, the most recent period available.
“When you’re wrong, you’re wrong,” Mayor Keith Summey said during the news conference. “And if you make a bad decision — don’t care if you’re behind the shield or just a citizen on the street — you have to live by that decision.”

The shooting unfolded after Slager stopped the driver of a Mercedes-Benz with a broken taillight, according to police reports. Scott ran away, and Slager chased him into a grassy lot that abuts a muffler shop. The officer fired his Taser, an electronic stun gun, but it did not stop Scott, according to police reports.
Moments after the struggle, Slager reported on his radio, “Shots fired and the subject is down. He took my Taser,” according to police reports.
But the video, which was taken by a bystander and provided to The New York Times by the Scott family’s lawyer, presents a different account. The video begins in the vacant lot, apparently moments after Slager fired his Taser. Wires, which carry the electrical current from the stun gun, appear to be extending from Scott’s body as the two men tussle and Scott turns to run.