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Volume 12

Skip Dillard Chris Mercado WBLS, WLIB & HOT 97

Royale Watkins Mixtape Comedy Show!

Tia Jannah THE BONE ARTIST KiddiePreneur Awards Girls; Live, Love & Laugh Awards

The Business of Music Siminars Image Marketing for Indie

Artist and Musicians!

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Mik e Epps

MIXTAPE Comedy Show LIVE @The Gotham Comedy Club NYC Literature/ Movements / Music / Fashion/Red Carpets

THE MOVEMENT MAGAZINE REMIXED (VOLUME 11)!

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The Movement REMIXED is in a new and evolving space. We are featuring stories that intrigue the mind as well as entertain. We are moving forward with our interactive page-flip online magazine. Which will include the incorporation of video on certain pages.

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In this issue we highlight the men behind the scenes of the powerhouse radio station such as Hot 97, WBLS & WLIB. If if wasn’t for these guys, the artist you know and love would not be on your favorite radio station.

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Table of Contents Pg. 4 GLAMAZON Beauty - Pg. 12 Queen of The Keys- Pg. 17 Red Carpet Lady - Pg. 21 Miss NaNa - Pg. 28 KiddiePreneur Award - Pg. 31 Chrissy Steed - Pg. 33

Mike Epps - PAGE 22

Chris Mercado - PAGE 14

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Demetria McKinney- Pg. 36 Nika Williams - Pg. 39 BKS1 Radio - Pg. 40 The BONE Artist - Pg 42 Allison James-Frison - Pg. 49 Girls; Live, Love & Laugh - Pg. 50

We keep our finger on the pulse of what is NEW, HOT AND Innovative!!!!

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Royale Watkins Comedy - PAGE 18

Derrick Gaines - Pg. 55 Music Business Seminars - Pg. 56 Ciara & Savannah - Pg. 62 SiNiCaL - Pg. 64 Rev. Ameer Natson - Pg. 66 DaFreshChef - Pg. 67 Actor Julian Brittano - Pg. 70

CONTENTS

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Turning the tables Joe Adams interviewing The Founder/Editor in Chief of The Movement REMIXED, Audrey Egypt-Young. Never wanting to talk about herself, always rather brag on other people. This is the beginning of what God has in store for her and she is being very obedient.

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The Movement Magazine Editor Egypt Young after our interview with the Operations Manager Skip Dillard (google Him) he is a very big deal at 107.5WBLS FM during this interview Skip will be dropping a lot of drinks. Very informative information will be highlighted for anyone interested in the entertainment industry and more.

Tray: I gotta shout out WBLS! It’s so interesting what radio is doing today. Can you tell us what a Program Director does so they can be clear?!

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Skip: Basically a quality control person, responsible for music, hiring DJ’s, identifying people that may be future talent for the station, definitely 1st and foremost our job are the ratings, to make sure we’re satisfying the needs of our

listeners. So we not only keep the listeners we have but we get more of those that are available to the station. !

The way radio is going and how prevalent the Internet is, what keeps a radio station intact as opposed to being shut out like 98.7 Kiss FM?!

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Well Kiss was a different situation in that it was a financial move in order to help the company that owns us now be able to weather a tough storm.

Skip: In 2008 of course until about 2012 with the market downturn with banks and housing radio was impacted because companies just simply stopped advertising. So we found ourselves sometimes 5 and 10 million dollars down year to year. Basically the company we were owned by (Inner City Broadcasting) they’ve been around 40 years went bankrupt. We were put into a holding company and was partially owned by Magic Johnson for a while and Emmis was able to pick us up and bring us into the family with Hot97 because they had been able to weather the storm part of it was releasing Kiss FM to ESPN. What keeps us relevant or any radio station that’s successfully relevant is connecting it to the lifestyle. For us we have a niche in that we serve African-Americans, if you look at TV today you have may have 400 cable channels, how many cater African Americans? I think today maybe 8, if you include the French Networks, one's like Bounce TV you also networks like WE TV. And Bravo that features some black shows But most of those are reality shows and not dramas or documentaries things that impact the African American community or positive impact I should say. !

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The beautiful thing about black radio is that were part of the community we are part of the lifestyle and we can continue to be relevant.

We're also perfect partners for the digital platforms and technologies that are out there.

We have over half a million on Facebook alone in terms of followers , We have tens of thousands on all of our other social networks like Instagram and Twitter and so we able to create content for these platforms and that makes us very important. Radio as a whole is the fact that it is still free It's still portable very easy to take with you. You can hear it in every city and if it's done right you kinda get a local feel for the city you’re in When you turn on the radio station . There's is a lazy way to do it In which one size fits all and you have the same

DJs Basically laying down voices in other cities and so That makes radio less relevant because you get the same thing everywhere and there’s nothing is special about it. But you know our goal is to keep it special keep it local. Local is one of radio's greatest selling points always has been. When 9-11 happened in New York or the events that transpired during 911 the directly you saw the men separated from the boys and the women from the girls. Because you couldn't play 10 in a row anymore and you had to take the music off give people information, calm people down there was a lot of misinformation going on ,there were a lot of issues that were getting out there that were rumors that could have affected more people and possibly put them in danger.

where radio can really do its best and remain as relevant as any other media .!

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So back in the day and this is probably a question that a lot of people have that listen to the radio and new artist who are trying to break in radio on stations such as 107.5 WBLS. DJ's use to break records so that's changed a little bit , well it’s changed a lot, it’s shifted. So what makes a program director for radio station pick a new artist and / or new song? !

A good communicator good communicator has to know how to stop the music, talk to people, people down damage control reach out to some leaders, community leaders. I was working in Buffalo New York at the time City Hall had just been cleared There were a lot of copycats after the World Trade Center, The Pentagon And Pennsylvania all of a sudden everybody started calling in Bomb threats and other stupid things.

Buffalo City Hall was cleared, people were in the streets and I had to go on air for 4 hours And basically give people the best information that I could come up with. I called our city council got a person to come in to talk about what the city was doing to protect Buffalo New York given the fact that we are in the same state As New York City And all the devastation that was taking place there. People couldn't call up their loved ones And it was chaos. Being able to cut through all of that Was probably the most challenging day of my entire career. But that's

Number one, 1st and foremost it’s the story. Artists have to have a story. Maybe You're like Stacey Barnes a new artist that I really love John Legend's artist. With John Legend behind you what else do you need? You know for a rapper having a mentor per-se’ or mentee is something that is valuable in the hip hop genre. Or maybe you can open for some really big artists Like if Chaka Khan came to town and you’ve been selected as an opening act. Let’s say that you're doing all the festivals and received a standing ovation during Afropunk in Brooklyn and no one had ever seen you before. Perhaps a major record Executive like a Clive Davis anointed to be the next big thing that helps. It can be a story as little as selling out of the trunk of your car selling 10,000 records that you funded yourself Can you quit your job and you been making money just off sold out shows in places like at SOB’s, that you've been selling enough music through iTunes and CDs from place to place so that you don't have to work anymore. That immediately grabs our attention and it's something we look at.

I do love to meet with artists when I have time time is always a factor but I enjoy hearing their stories. First and foremost when I look at a record or I'm looking to put a record in the rotation I usually try to play something that's the heaviest the hottest on our playlist right after. Your record really has to be able to stand up with what else is there. You'd be surprised this is New York, but I get records all the time that are not mastered properly, the vocals are too loud, the music is distorted, you know it sounds like they did it in their garage. The quality is everything. It has to number one it has to be able to stand out and stand up against the Alicia Keys and those that were already playing. If you can do that then you have a shot. The one thing that I tried to tell artists is that we're not a record company I can't make your career I can't market you, airplay is marketing in itself but you gotta take that airplay and run with it. Can't talk to me and tell me you want to shoot a video 6 months later from now I don't care about the video. I care about the quality of your record And your ability to get out and market it yourself. Nobody watches videos in that way anymore. We still see them occasionally. But I'll tell you I see for every artist we play I see maybe one video out of 20 or 25 current records at one time That we are playing. People are just using videos in that way anymore.!

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When choosing an artist for radio play, How relevant are their numbers on social media? !

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There is some importance. But numbers can be fudged. I think more important is how you are utilizing It. The response that you have to the people that Tweet you & re-Tweet you, are you responding to their questions. Someone that I know slightly has a huge huge following on social media, (Please check the name of the Artist he mentions @ 9:34) she’s a Jamaican / Asian artist they tweet me and I’m like whoa you guys gotta stop this is crazy. It’s cool. But they got my attention. If you can do that you’re doing good.

Social media is a big part of it but it's also how you utilize it. Not just putting pictures I like some female artist, not to pick on female artists but I

really don't need to see you in a thong and all that.

That means nothing when it comes down to looking at your record. Put your clothes on and let's hear some music. That's all I care about. !

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What do you think about the state of R&B right now?!

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Here's the challenge that we have. There's some great stuff out here Tyrese's in the building now doing some projects 4 Film Festival tour as we record this. And I think you have artists that are really really pushing the envelope. Alicia Keys I've heard some of the upcoming project she hasn't sent out yet. Incredible. She's back to the old Alicia. And many others that are again, doing amazing things out there. It's good to see D'Angelo comeback and make a statement and strong. Maxwell who knows when he'll drop again but I hear it'll be phenomenal what he has, what's in the can. I think he has about two albums ready to drop. He just has to get them out there.

But on the flip side. You don't have music in the public schools and that's where most of the artist come from. They don't come from high end private schools or school of the arts. Most of these young people are coming up in public school and we don't have arts and music programs. When I was coming up creative writing and poetry were part of the curriculum. It's not anymore. So when we complain that there’s some song that's out there now, some rap song (emulating a s illy rap song) how are you going to know anything more than that as a student if you're not taught more than that. Cussing & calling women out of their name. So again, you needs Arts programs back in the schools as part of the curriculum. You can't hope to have another Stevie Wonder if you don't have that. Kids won't even make it to the School of the Arts if they don't have music in the elementary schools and even preschool education.

That's something that I think has stalled us a bit.

But there's always hope. I mean I mentioned Stacy Barthe earlier. And I can think of half a dozen others artist that have us excited right now. And feeling like there are some good things happening out there. But we need more.

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- Founder/Editor in Chief of The Movement REMIXED Audrey Egypt Young

Chris tell us what you do here at WBLS.!

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Technically I'm creative Services director I'm head of production for all three stations WBLS Hot 97 & WLIB !

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Do they keeping you busy?!

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I practically live here !

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Color for little bit about what your job consist of on a daily basis !

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I Create copy. I write Scripts. I send them out to a voice guy for our campaigns. The audio comes back and I create promos and the promos and designed to get you very excited to want to come to our events. On top of that I oversee commercial production and that's what keeps the lights on and making sure my team is doing what they're supposed to be doing.!

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When you say “that's what keeps the lights on” talk a little bit more about that for me!

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Sure. Commercials are the blood of a radio station. !

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See people need to hear this. Because we often think, like me. See I don't know about radio on the inside and I wonder, how do they keep running? Where does the money come from? ! !

Right. Well it's knowing that we have, say for the New York cluster, we have over five million listeners. So our sales team go to our clients and says”hey you went in?” “Your message can be heard by this many people. Specifically who you want. And they sell that for certain rate amount and that's how we make money. So even though people go awww commercials commercials!

Without the commercials, no one's paying the bills. So we have to have them and I have to oversee that.!

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On broadcast radio as opposed to Internet radio what is the difference when it comes to advertisement and things of that sort? Do you put the two together? Do you work with internet radio also or is that something outside of your realm?!

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We do have a digital component to the radio station that has its own stream of money and rates and everything else. Because our brands are so strong we go international. So we have account executives that focus just on that part of it. The digital side and it's a whole other revenue stream. !

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Let me ask you. In your job day to day what's the hardest thing about your job for a student or person who's trying to get into radio? Who would want to be in your seat. What's the hardest thing about your job?!

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Balancing creativity with administration. So making sure forms are filled out. Clients are happy. And saying OK how do I make something so exciting that everybody goes” I need to be there.” There are two ways of thinking. You know.

When you’re filling out forms and paperwork and going “Ok let me get into my mind's eye & create something brand new. It’s the balance.!

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So when you do events how do people become a part of your events if they would like to become a part of your events?!

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From the client side?!

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Yes.!

we are. He would be great to have. So we can pretty much reach anybody. !

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How long have you been here?!

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Totally in the business 26 years. At this particular location a little bit over 19 years. !

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So what was it that intrigued you? If I could say that. Or what was it that made you want to be in radio behind the scenes? Because you know everybody wants to be the personality. What made it click for you ’I want to be behind the scenes’? !

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Like most people in the business you start as a musician or whatever. I started as a DJ at 14.!

Well if they have their own event that they're doing that's one thing. But if they want to be a part of our event for example like the Circle Of Sisters Expo We have over fifty thousand listeners that come to the Jacob Javits Center every single year. We advertise on air and say “ hey if you’re a vendor or you want to be a vendor, come on out and sell your product. We have rates for that and we have booths and you get to see all those people.” And we put it on the radio like crazy. !

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And how do you guys pick the panelists? The talent? How does that allwork?!

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As part of programming which is the department that's the parent of mine which is production, our Program Director & Assistant Program Director strategize with our General Manager to say ‘Okay who does our audience love the most?

What names click and what's their credibility to this particular subject. And what panels would affect our audiences the most.” And after that, it's start making the calls. We can get to anybody.

And I say that with confidence when you can get anybody you need to get to. I mean, you know if we could have the President there, he knows who

Automatically the ears were like hmmmmm what makes people dance? As a DJ you’re pretty much a Program. Director. You’re programming your set. And I loved being the guy getting everybody to go ho! And I said this is pretty cool. And I liked doing that. Every now and then I might grab the mic and say something but I don't liked being the one in the dark keeping everybody moving. And I could walk down the street and not get ‘Hey!” And still be happy with that. But over time I started to learn how to play guitar and I said you know what I like the engineering side.

You know how sound affect people and vice versa. And I stuck with that more than wanting to be in front of everything. Which is fine too, but I like being behind the scenes.

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This is who you miss when we send a blast out telling you to be at @royalewatkins Mixtape Comedy Show at the Gotham Comedy in NYC - MIKE EPPS was hilarious.

Next time you shouldn't miss it. Every month. Mike reps The Movement REMIXED as you can see on the cover.

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Miss NaNa

The mastermind behind the Newark Illustrated Brand Big SEVEN and his very talented daughter Miss NaNa

Below Big Sev, Red Man & Treach on the set of Miss Nana's " nobody's business" #WELIT VIDEO

(l to r) On the set of Miss NaNa video Shoot with her manager/Dad Big Seven owner of Newark Illustrated and the orchestrator of NaNa’s career. Super Director Nimi Hendrix, one of the best in the business. Miss NaNa herself and Legendary DuItAll from the Lords of The Underground. The representation is real, when Sev put the call out everyone answers the call because he is a legend in his own right. Nearly 100 years of hip-hop in this pic and all from Newark !! Follow them on social media: @doitalldu x @iambig7 x @nimihendrix x @therealmissnana

During the KiddiePreneur Award Ceremony I became overwhelmed with joy because I was amounts some of the most talented, artistic, gifted beautiful entrepreneurs I have ever seen. I was so very inspired by the greatness in the room. I also take great pleasure to receive this KiddiePreneur Award, and I pray that God allows me to do more. !

- Audrey Egypt Young, Founder/Editor in Chief of The Movement REMIXED

KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards Weekend

MISSION! It is the mission of Just 4 U Kids - KiddiePreneur to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit of people, young and old nationwide, through training, live celebrity/motivational events, while providing an outlet for networking. Balancing education through entrepreneurship is a key factor in building one’s self confidence.

Chrissy Steed, CEO of The KiddiePreneur brand

About KiddiePreneur Founder! !

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1 Million KiddiePreneurs Can You Imagine?! !

Chrissy Steed, MBA, author, educator, motivational speaker and entrepreneurial business owner from NJ, makes it her business to help other entrepreneurs survive, thrive, and inspire.! !

Chrissy is an advocate for grassroots business startups. She admits that's it is a harder road, but the end result is much more fulfilling.

Having started on her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 14, her wisdom is impeccable.

Chrissy recently spoke at an event and "left the audience inspired" exclaimed the event's organizer.! !

Chrissy is the author of The KiddiePreneur In You book which received rave reviews from celebrities, parents and children across the USA and is part of the KiddiePreneur Curriculum.

One parent stated "Thank you Chrissy Steed you have been a blessing to me and my child, The KiddiePreneur In You Book is awesome."

The Just 4 U Kids KiddiePreneur Curriculum teaches youth and teens throughout the United States about the art of business. The KiddiePreneur Workbook provides insightful learning modules and activities to enhance the learning experience.! !

Just 4 U Kids - KiddiePreneur!

PO BOX 24010 * Jersey City, NJ 07304 * T: 551-587-8482 * F: 855-239-6453 info@just4uexpo.com! Š 2016 by Just 4 U Kids KiddiePreneur! http://www.just4uexpo.com/

The KiddiePreneur Curriculum is available to educational institutions as well as to individuals.!

But, Chrissy decided that was not enough!

After the participants have completed their workbook, Just 4 U Kids KiddiePreneur invites the budding business owners to submit a 30 second pitch video for possible business funding.! !

KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards!

The KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards is a competitive awards that highlights the achievements of KiddiePreneurs, CelebPreneurs and EntrePreneurs nationwide. By reaching over 1,500 companies during each nomination season, the KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards is on the forefront of identifying today's leading entrepreneurs & companies.! !

Entrepreneurs & Companies submit your nominations for! the KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards.

Submit EARLY!!

June 15th - December 15th !

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Finalists Selected !

January 15th!

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CelebPreneur Honoree Demetria McKinney!

(Singer, Tyler Perry's House of Payne, Saint & Sinners actress) !

KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards 2016!

Winners announced during KiddiePreneur Weekend at the KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards! in NJ.!

Saturday, June 10, 2017!

BENEFIT: Finalists may attend the annual KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards ceremony and meet the business professional, to celebrate their win and meet other business gurus.

The annual event draws hundreds of powerful entreprepreneurs and celebrities, a great networking opportunity.!

Finalists are required to sell 5 tickets to the KiddiePreneur Celebrity Awards!

Above Blessed to be honored at the Chrissy Steed KiddiePreneur event in Freehold, NJ above with Disney Network TV star of K.C. Undercover, Trinitee Stokes with Egypt both were honorees tonight.!

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After accepting my award my Host Joe Adams interviewed me for The Movement REMIXED Vol. 12 issue.

THE KIDDIEPRENEUR PROGRAM! !

Just 4 U Kids (KiddiePreneurs) seeks to empower and to build the confidence in youth through its many products, programs, and events. Studies have shown that youth who are confident perform better in school and in life.! !

Just 4 U Kids events are fun, exciting and rewarding. Youth gain self confidence in their business endeavors, on the fashion runway and are better prepared for school.

Just 4 U Kids produces several events throughout the year that children and families look forward to. Just 4 U Kids builds the confidence and self-esteem of children in a professional setting through education and through the arts.! !

The KiddiePreneur tools teach youth and their parents how to build a business from the bottom up. children are able to participate and showcase their KiddiePreneur business in future Just 4 U Kids Events. They will have the opportunity to meet new people and sell their products and goods. We are the 1st company in the nation affording children the opportunity to sell their products in a major way. Can you imagine an event filled with KIDDIEPRENEURS? We believe in their mission and believe that they too can succeed with the right guidance.

Demetria McKinney & Joe Adams

The Ones to Watch

Nika Williams & Egypt Above Comedian Nika Williams @nikawill after she killed during her set at the @royalewatkins Mixtape Comedy Show in NYC Gotham Comedy Club. Of course www.TheMovementMagazine.net was in the building having a Blast. !

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You can also catch Nika Williams on OWN Network TV Series "GREENLEAF"

Nika & Derrick Gaines

BKS1 Radio a popular entertainment Radio & Webcast Network with a solid audience averaging over 2.5 million + hits per month and rapidly growing which has become a very popular promotional resource for the entertainment community nationwide with a faithful viewer-ship following across the country and beyond. Their content consists of a unique show line up with diverse programming for everybody.

Some of their past guest we've interviewed are LisaRaye McCoy, Faith Evans, Royce Reed of Basketball Wives, Trin-i-tee 5:7, Rah Digga, Raekwon The Chef, Juvenile, Soulful Angie Stone, Grammy Nominated Melanie Fiona, Actor/Comedian Tony Rock, Author Robert Green, Politician Jimmy McMillan of The Rents To High Party, Actor/ Director Bill Duke, The Legendary Melba Moore along with Phil Perry, Director/Actor Robert Townsend, Howard Hewitt, Alicia Myers, NFL player Vernon Davis, Malik Yoba, Love & Hip Hop Stars Karlie Redd and Rasheeda GA Peach, Actor Michael Jai White, HBO Boxing Commentator Emanuel Stewart and many more.

www.BKS1Radio.com “THE LIVE IN THE VOCAL BOOTH SHOW” this is the mother show on BKS1 Radio that started it all hosted by Patricia Collins-Roach aka. Supes and host from various different shows on the BKS1 Radio Network. This is a unique talk show that deals with various social issues such as racism, domestic violence, gay rights, politics, gun control, religion and more, there’s almost nothing this show won’t tackle. This show created what they call “The Chat Room Rebels’ because nothing is off limits in that chat room. You’ll listen to a wide range of great guest from celebrities to the average Joe that needs there voice to be heard as well as witnessing some amazing new talent the entertainment field has to offer. Check this show out on BKS1RADIO.COM every Saturday night from 11 to 1am ET and then again on Sunday from 10pm to 1am ET and don’t forget every Sunday at 10pm ET they rate & review a new music release before introducing the topic of the evening.

“ONLY WOMEN WEAR HIGH HEELS” also affectionately know as the OWWHH Show. Hosted by Geraldine Lee aka. “Miss Lee”, Christine Christie aka. "The Governess” and Verina Banks aka. “Lady V”, Dr. Cheryl Hardy & Shanielle strong intelligent women from different backgrounds and various age ranges between them with something to say. They cover a wide-range of interest from a woman’s perspective dealing with family, relationships, health, fashion, entertainment. Each week in their segments they pay homage to a Mighty Good Man that represents society well while also acknowledging the Phenomenal Woman of the week and if something gets on their nerves they have no problem with telling you to Knock It Off. Fellas they didn’t leave you out, besides having great guest each week they also have a Male Perspective for each show to balance out the views of these very opinionated young ladies. Tune in every Friday night from 11pm to 1am ET on BKS1RADIO.COM “IN THE GAME With BKS1” hosted by Otis “O-Dawg” Harper, Tyrone “Chill” Harmon, Jeffery Mason aka.The Ghost & Augustine Dashiell is the sports show that gives it to you straight with no chaser taking sports talk and rants to a whole other level. The hosts are all well versed in all areas of sports and each represents and defends their own individual sports teams very hard. They always face-off with the chatroom and lives for the listeners to call in trash talking against their teams. The hosts discuss current to historical facts and stats from the wide world of sports. This show has welcomed guest from the professional athletes to players from your local sports team. See if you can keep up with O-Dawgs Fast Break the segment that will keep all you sports fans on your toes. Tune into this dynamic team every Tuesday from 9 to 11pm ET on BKS1RADIO.COM 74 - The Movement Magazine

“TWO GUYS KNOW LIES” Usman Sharif “On a JOURNEY to the TOP...enjoying every moment along the way!” To say that Usman Sharif is one of the entertainment industry’s, and in fact the world's rising talents would be an understatement. With numerous high-profiled feature film dramas and comedies and guest starring sitcom appearances credited to his name and a list of successful businesses he personally owns and in some cases operate, the cliché, “the sky is the limit” truthfully applies to this extraordinary, yet humble man. Born and raised in Newark, New Jersey, Usman has two sisters and three brothers. Although his parents divorced when he was eight, Usman remained close with his Father whom he credits his strong faith and entrepreneurial spirit. This lead Usman to eventually major in business administration at Essex County College, graduating in 1994. Usman then went on to Kean University in Union, NJ in pursuit of his Bachelors of Science degree in Business Management. He launched a number of successful businesses over the next several years yet his inclination and desire to entertain grew in his heart and soul. In 2002, Usman confirmed his feelings of wanting to entertain the masses when one evening while watching…

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“THE LIVE IN THE CIPHER SHOW” Hosted by Tyrone “Chill Mr. Keep It Real’ Harmon, Storm Norm Da General, Jefferey “Short Fuse” Mason, Pierre “Smoov P” Parker, Ciara Ross aka.

“Gorgeous Goon” and Robert Peppers aka. “Big Pepp”, is a show devoted to Hip Hop music and dedicated to those that love and respect the Hip Hop culture. They don’t just give attention to only mainstream artist but they focus on giving a voice to unsigned and underground artist by interviewing, reviewing and rating a new music release every week. They discuss the history of the culture while giving you the latest in hip hop news and music. Great guest and live performances as well they even allow the listeners to call in and say their raps live on the air while the chat room gives their honest opinions and they don’t hold back. This show bridges the gap between the old school and the new school of Hip Hop giving you the best of both worlds. You can catch the Live In The Cipher Show every Wednesday from 9pm to 11:30pm ET on BKS1RADIO.COM. One of the few hip hop shows where you’ll walk away learning something while being entertained. Test your knowledge and see if you can answer Storm Norm’s trivia questions.

“TIME 2 GRIND with BIG SEV and FRIENDS SHOW” Every Sunday Night from 9 to 11pm Est. It's TIME2GRIND hosted by "The Voice of New Jersey" the legendary Big 7 and friends is the hot spot, that both fans and artist tune in, to stay up on the latest in Hip Hop, R&B and Pop Culture. T2G Radio plays the latest music, blending the unsigned with the signed. Just the right mix to satisfy the tastes of its diverse listeners. The show discusses hot topics, everything from politics to world news. Industry advice and tips are given to aspiring artists, special guest interviews with LIVE performances! It's interactive with its popular "Twitter Roll Call", where Big 7 shouts out followers who tweet during the show. The "Show Us What You Got" segment is a show staple. Artists call in to rap, sing and recite poetry knowing that they stand the chance of getting "booed" if they're not up to par. Big 7 keeps the listeners entertained with his comedic comebacks and his dreaded math equations. Tune in every Sunday at 9pm Eastern to BKS1radio.com and tell a friend. JOIN THE LIVE EXPERIENCE! You can check out Pastor Brian White will be delivering you and inspirational word every Sunday from 7 to 8pm Eastern Standard time with the “Straight No Chaser Show”

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H3B Radio aka Hip Hop Holla Back hosted

by The Legendary DJ Cutmaster Cool V, Kan-Kain & DJ Twista. Every show will deliver a wealth of information and unique insight into the impact the hip hop lifestyle has on society and society’s impact on the culture of hip hop.

Tia Jannah - The Bone Artist In Tia’s words My current series “Rhythm” sculptures is inspired by Hurricane Katrina of August 2005, its profound and soul-wrenching impact on New Orleans and its people.

Many died - some physically, others emotionally, and mentally. The "Rhythm" series represents the hope of new life to those who were affected. I have also created pieces that represent the establishment of mankind and the Egyptian culture.

As I work with bones, I am exploring the idea that there is a period between death and rebirth. Not only do my bones have new life, I have the sense of new life - of creating new life. Like the discovery of a Divine gift, I experience joy, energy, and self accomplishment. I try to convey all of this in my work.

Three dimensional art has always caught my eye - art with texture and a distinctive quality. I first started designing using bones just because I wanted to use a recycled material that was unique. I have come to realize, that my bones have a deeper message beyond the artistic. In my work I give bones new purpose and meaning. Bones traditionally represent the physical, emotional, and finality of death. My bone sculptures represent life, energy, breath, and survival.

I begin each piece by trying to visualize the mental enigma of an object or symbol and the strong meaning behind it. I then find the bones that fit the puzzle best.

The colors I choose to use most often are bronze and copper. I feel that these colors give my work a rich, strong earthy quality while preserving a sense of “age” in honor of a life lived. I know a piece is done, when it is at a state of being “alive”.

I am ultimately interested in the reactions of visitors to my exhibit, hoping that people feel the “chill” of the resurrection and enjoy the rebirth of dead bones.

Rifle red for the blood shed ´ ď¸? #black for the people/victims ÂŹ ď¸? #green for the land and đ&#x;”ś #gold cuz we are đ&#x;‘‘ #royalty we bleed gold

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Tia loved art as a child. Her mother & step-mother are artists and both inspired her to pursue her interest in art. In high school, Tia knew that no matter what road she took in life, that she would want to do something in the field of art. She attended Gibbs College and received her Associates Degree in Visual Communications and Applied Science. Post graduation she took on various odd-end jobs, until she was hired by the United States Postal Service in 2003, where she currently works. She has never stopped dreaming that one day she would do something with art.

Continue Tia Jannah She tried teaching herself web-design, dreamed of one day opening up her own art school for children, and wanted to experiment with pottery, metal and glass, none of which intrigued her long enough.

She then started thinking about creating sculptures out of recycled items, because she thought that it would be a great way to reuse something and give it new life and meaning in a creative way. A coworker of Tia’s from the U.S. Postal Service, mentioned an artist by the name of Chakaia Booker. Chakaia is an artist that creates amazing sculptures out of recycled tires. The uniqueness of his sculptures, inspired Tia to come up with the idea of using recycled bones as an interesting art medium. Tia decided to do some research on bone art and discovered that no one had done the type of bone art that she envisioned.

knowledge of entrepreneurship, by enrolling in an accelerated class on the subject entitled, "Rising Tide Capital". The class not only helped fuel the skills that Tia needed to focus on selling her art, but also helped start her "Senior Therapeutic Art" service. Her art classes are not your typical senior arts and crafts classes. She offers "Art Basics", a curriculum on teaching the elements of design and color theory, and "Crafts with a purpose" a curriculum of crafts that the seniors would want to keep, sell or give away as gifts.

October 2013, Tia and her best friend Amira, an editorial hair stylist, came up with the idea of collaborating and becoming trail blazers in their own right, in order to help propel their individual career goals.

Together, they formed "Bizarre World".

They kicked off their first art and hair exhibit on March 15, 2014 in Montclair, New Jersey. "Bizarre World" is not your typical art exhibit, it is an experience. Tia's dream is to travel the world and share the "Bizarre World" experience with other cultures.

Tia wanted to create something unique, something that you would want to purchase as a decorative piece for your home, or office. She then started collecting, cleaning, & drying bones from left over meals. She was not sure exactly how she was going to use them, but she found the concept not only interesting, but challenging as well. She knew that she wanted to use bones as the main medium in her art work. As a result of that thought process, she created three small wall sculptures and hung them on her kitchen wall. Curious as to what the reaction would be from her friends and family, she was quite surprised to get positive feed-back about the pieces. That positive feed-back inspired Tia to create her "Rhythm" series, which is a wall series of musical instruments created with bones.

Tia wanted to use her creativity to positively impact her community, so she volunteered at a local Senior Day Care, which she found to be a very heartfelt and rewarding experience. Tia then decided to expand her

In 2014, Tia decided to create a platform in order to give local or underground artists an opportunity to showcase their talents, so she created "Art Has No Rules". She kicked off her first art mixer on February 21, 2015.

The art mixers feature an interesting variety of artists that showcase all genres of art, from visual to vocal. She currently hosts her art mixers in New Jersey/NewYork area and plans to expand to the Philadelphia.

"King Tut" from the current series “Royalty"

Saxaphone - My series “Rhythm” sculptures is inspired by Hurricane Katrina. Saxophone 24"x30" Original wall sculpture Natural bones with mixed media on canvas. Frame is solid wood 30.5"x36.5"

As the Founder/Editor in Chief of The Movement REMIXED, I am extremely honored to be presented with this award from The Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc. Continue to have upward mobility in all of your MOVEMENTS - Audrey Egypt Young

Allison James-Frison and she IS Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc.!

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Giving back to the community for which she was born and raised has always been important to Allison James-Frison. Allison is one of eight children born to the late Mr. Spencer L. James Sr. and Mrs. Zanna E. Hadley-James. Allison grew up in the Stella Wright Housing Projects of Newark, NJ. She was educated in the Newark Public School system and graduated from Central High School in 1987."

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When Allison was 17 years of age, she lost her father due to a violent stabbing. The death of her father left Allison’s mother a widow and responsible for raising her eight children on her own. When Allison was 26 years old, her mother lost a longtime battle with diabetes. Not having parents forced Allison and her siblings to rely on one another for strength and direction."

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Allison had faced personal struggles and obstacles as a teen and young adult. After her back then fiancée was shot and killed, she was determined to make a better life for herself. Allison worked to develop skills that would enable her to change her circumstances. Allison uses the adversities that she has overcome in her life as a catalyst of inspiration to young girls within her community. Fueled with the burning desire to make a difference in the lives of the “Allisons” of the world, came the emergence of Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc. Allison believes that a little love, a helping hand, and guidance from someone who can relate to their real-life struggles, will make all the difference in a young girl’s life. Allison enlisted the assistance of other dynamic women from within her community who have had their own tragedy to triumph stories and yearned to make a difference. Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc. was founded on a philosophy that with the proper tools, resources, leadership, and love, girls living in the inner city of Newark can beat the odds. The organization seeks to give all girls a chance to live, love, and laugh."

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Presently, Allison is happily married to Andre Frison. While working as an Intermodal Service Specialist, Allison is pursuing her degree in Human and Social Services from Essex County College. She is also a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Children in Essex County. Allison holds certificates of completion in Parenting and Leadership and a Mentor 201: Communication Training Course."

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In 2013, Allison spear-headed another community outreach initiative called Bags of Hope. During the winter months, she alone, distributes bags to Newark residents with the intentions of spreading hope into the crime infested, poverty stricken city streets. Allison is also an active member of Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Rakeem S. Thomas Sr. Allison sits on the Board of Directors as Secretary for Stella Wright Reunion Organization. She is also the Board Secretary for the Central High School Alumni Association. Allison has been featured on NewarkPatch.com in an article entitled: Allison James Raises Confidence, Positive Energy for Newark’s Girls; she has also been featured in the Movement Magazine Volume 1 article entitled: 10 Power Moves by Women of Color: - Allison James “Makes a difference in young girls’ lives.” Allison was the Honoree of the 2013 Central High School Alumni Associates Award of Merit for Mentorship and Community Service. She has recently been honored as one of Newark's 2015 Honorees for the "Women on Fire" Award

GIRLS; LIVE, LOVE & LAUGH - Mission!

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Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc. is a nonprofit organization focusing on 6-13 year old girls living with limited resources in the inner city of Newark, New Jersey and the surrounding areas. Our vision is to empower girls by building positive self-esteem, proper etiquette, self respect, and health/fitness. We aim to make a difference by removing obstacles that stand in their way, so that they can become respectable, successful, productive, and happy young ladies.

Our Goal!

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Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc.'s goal is to make a difference in young girl's lives within our community by providing a safe haven that allows the ladies to express themselves, explore new opportunities, and empower them to become young, professional, and productive leaders of today's society."

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Girls; Live, Love, Laugh, Inc. implements a variety of programs for the young ladies in this organization that focuses on many pressing issues that are relevant in today's society."

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Our Mentor Groups offer:" !

Young Scholars Academy (YSA) - for girls ages 6-9 years old. The YSA workshops spotlight cultural awareness and creative expression through Arts, Dance, Music, Literature, Fashion, Health & Wellness."

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Club10EN (C10) - specifically catered to girls age 10 years old. C10 incorporates our standard hygiene and etiquette workshops with a greater emphasis on lifestyle and character development. C10 workshops focus on Technology, Body Imagines, Civil Engagement, Dance through Zumba, World News, Literature & Entrepreneurship."

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Princess of Purpose Starz (POPS) - for girls ages 11-13 years old. The objective of the POPS workshops is social development in the areas of Self-Esteem, Etiquette, Peer Group influence, Literature, Middle and High school transition, Health/Wellness (Yoga/Kickboxing) and one-on-one mentorship."

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Royal Reader’s Club (RRC) - for girls ages 6-10 years old. The objective of the RRC is to enhance our young girls reading talents.

CEO of Girls; Live, Love & Laugh, LLC after honoring Audrey Egypt Young the ‘WOMANS WHO CLAP AWARD”"

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Below photo op with staff and honorees. (l to r) Egypt, Tammy Lewis, Joe Adams & Allison James Frison

Girls; Live, Love & Laugh, LLC Awarded these incredible individuals the ‘WOMANS WHO CLAP AWARD� and entrepreneurs of tomorrow. " Below This live band was incredible. " (pictured with Jackie James on the bottom left) the sister of Allison.

Mentor/Etiquette Coach, Tyra Morgan & Photographer, Tyree Ladd

My Team on the camera DREAD B. Carter and in the back Joe Jahaad Adams.

Some of our 2016 Women who Clap Honorees and Young Entrepreneurs.

Founder: Egypt Young INSTAGRAM SELFIES OF SOME OF THE HONOREES

Assemblywoman Angela McKnight

Alison Jaes Frison

Donna Miller

Councilwoman "

Tammy Lewis Lisa Durdan

Gayle Chaneyfield

Derrick Gaines

Egypt & Derrick

Comedian Derrick Gaines after he murdered the stage at @royalewatkins Mixtape Comedy Show in NYC. #themovementremixed was in the building having a Blast.

You can also catch Derrick on MTV "BROKE ASS GAME SHOW" shit is hilarious. @thegreatboy

Tee & Derrick

The BMS PRESENTS:!

Panelists:!

'We've heard your music, what's your story?""

• Sophia Chang, Artist Manager, Cinematic Worldwide (D'Angelo, Joey Bada$$)"

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A 'FREE" panel on effective Fan Engagement, Branding and Image Marketing for Indie Artist & Musicians. "

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Whether it's religion, politics, business or music, everything starts with a story. The effective communication of that story can be the difference between success and failure; mediocrity and greatness. Join us for a night on perfecting the art and the science of story-telling in the modern age for musos and artists so that you can tell YOURS" Moderated by: Professor Kenyatta Beasley"

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• Catherine Addo, Director, Marketing and Communications, Reservoir Media Management" • DANSE, Artist, BKLYN STICKUP"

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'BASSY' BOB BROCKMANN Bob Brockmann is a Grammy Winning & Oscar nominated music mixer, producer, trumpet and bass player, and new media creator.

He has also musically collaborated with many singers and bands, such as The Fugees, Notorious BIG, Craig Mack, Toni Braxton, Babyface, Cee Lo Green, Soulive, Surface, Brian McKnight, Christina Aguilera, Brandy and Mary J Blige, as well as with other artists such as Faith Hill, Bob Dylan, Sheryl Crow and the Dixie Chicks.

With a few of the the BMS team @ our seminar at LIU Brooklyn!"

Sponsored by BeyerDynamic and Guitar Center

The BMS team with our awesome panelist @ LIU Brooklyn!"

Sponsored by Guitar Center, BeyerDynamic & LIU."

l-r Nick DeLisa (BMS), Reghu RN (BMS), Sophia Chang (Cinematic Worldwide), Catherine Addo (Reservoir Media), Joe Adams (BMS), Jerrell Battle (BMS), 'Bassy' Bob Brockmann (BMS), Russell Simmons Sr. (Post Card Factory), DANSE (Brklyn Stickup) Kenyatta Beasley (BMS / LIU) missing from pics Fiona Bloom (BMS / Bloom Effect)

(l to r) DREAD B. Carter, Egypt Young & Sheldon Duhnokah James

(l to r) Sophia Chang, Bob Brockmann, Reggie Osse, Cat Addo & DANSE

The BMS team would like to give a special shout out and thank you to our sponsor...The Movement Magazine 'REMIXED' and their crew on a successful BMS @ LIU Brooklyn!

Savannah Banana 3 Annual Children’s Fashion and Entertainment Showcase

Host - Ciara “CEE” !

Tenacity Model! interviews 6 year old Fashion Designer SAVANNAH

After today's event The Movement REMIXED had a chance to sit down with 6 year old fashion designer Savannah and her mother Jessica Smith . We discuss fashion from a 6 year old stand point.!

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CEE -How does it make you feel to have your mom work alongside you?"

Savannah - It’s feels amazing to have my mom work side by side with me, her support really helps me to push harder in my creativity."

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CEE- Good afternoon Ladies, thank you for your time"

CEE - This is your 1st editorial what are your thoughts about this interview?"

Ladies- It's our pleasure CEE , glad to be here."

Savannah - I love to do interviews because I love to share my thought about my passion with others and I think this interview was great. I'm grateful for the movement magazine for this interview and recognizing my hard work."

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CEE - Let's jump right into this, first let me start off by extending my congrats on the success with your fashion showcase, what is your favorite part of being a fashion designer?"

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Ladies- Thank you, it's hard work but it's worth every minute. - Savannah- My favorite part about being a fashion designer is making clothes."

CEE- Thank you ladies for the interview Savannah last question, where can people find your designs?"

CEE- What is your favorite garment to design ?"

Savannah - That's Eazy Savannahbannanaworld on all social media."

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Savannah- My favorite garment to design is a dress."

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CEE- Is there a Type of fabric that may be difficult to work with?"

Savannah -Leather is the hardest fabric to work with in my opinion."

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CEE - How do you choose models to wear your designs?"

Savannah- I choose the models that fit my clothes and walk the best. #fabulous - however all models must walk for my model coach Tenacitymodel to perfect their crafts, and participate in rehearsals."

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CEE- Whats advice can you lend to other young aspiring designers?"

Savannah-The advice I would give others are to keep their head up and don't be scared."

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CEE - Awesome. Reporting live from The Movement magazine, I'm CEE and that's a wrap."

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NEW MUSIC

SiNiCaL !

SiNiCaL is an American born, Emmy nominated producer, artist and writer from Roselle, New Jersey. During his childhood SiNiCaL learned to appreciate all different types of music.

From '70s Soul to '80s Pop and '90s Hip Hop, he loved it all. By his adolescence he was already rapping and beginning to dabble in beat making. He grew to admire the sound of producers such as; Timbaland, Dr. Dre, Swizz, RZA, Dj Premier, Hi-Tek, and more.

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SiNiCaL has evolved into a lyrical socially conscious artist that’s not afraid to tackle the topics that plague today’s world while still keeping the ear of mainstream listeners. His production style is an eclectic mix of genres with cinematic dark undertones, orchestrated thru lines and drum tracks

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! ! ! ! with a unique bounce. Meshing these techniques together with his "selftaught" audio engineering effectively built his sound. Some of SiNiCaL's Production credits include; Maino, Troy Ave, Rayvon, Dricky Graham, and Jessenia Vice. He’s also worked with LL Cool J, Charlamagne The God, Feli Fame, Kelly Parker, and Lore'l.

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One of SiNiCaL's personal quotes is, "Don't mistake versatility for contradiction!". He has proved that versatility is essential to who he is in the world of music. "Nowadays a lot of people in this industry just come and go... Most of them don't make lasting impressions. When it's my time, I want to make a very serious impact! I plan on having an influence not only on the music industry, but on the world... It's more than music!", SiNiCaL.

SiNiCaL Panthers (Panda rmx): https://soundcloud.com/iamsinical/panthers-panda-rmx "

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Give Us Free (I Got The Keysrmx): https://soundcloud.com/iamsinical/give-us-us-free-i-got-the-keys-rmx"

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This incredible Hip Hop Artist has taken his words and created a Movement chronicling the atrocities that are plaguing our urban neighborhoods and streets. Make sure you check out his videos.

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