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		<title>Get to Know Ls Yes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ls Yes is an American musician from Long Beach, California. The always-personable Ls explained that diversification is the only way to penetrate the masses. “Coming from my Environment I quickly learned the key to survival was never be a rival”, says Ls. “I never made myself a threat to people, so no matter if I was in the hood or in the burbs’ I was me, a personable guy, who can hate that?” jokingly states the 24 year old rapper. He went on to describe how he applies that same principal to the foundation of his artistry. His positive movement is being felt across the world, people are gravitating towards Ls because of the energy he puts not only into hip-hop but also in music in general. His latest mix tape release “B4 It’s 2Late”(April 12th, 2011), has made Ls a locally renowned act and a global presence on the net. Despite his conditions through the years, Ls yescontinues to “Light It Up”, instead of darkening his characteristics that identify him as a star. Ls, the last son of his mother, were raised with a mindset that could only be applicable if God would change his paradigm. “My mother and brothers always saw the importance of taking me and my closes brother, (Walt Lenz) out of our bad element daily and place us in a better environment. We were in the hood, but went to a good school. Then moved from the hood but remained attached to it, through our relationships we’ve built.So our move to Atlanta, was to get out of that limited California state of mind, now look” expresses Ls. At an early stage Ls begun to carry on traits of a musician. In 2005 he began pursuing music, but it took until he was balanced in his life to display them. Ls pride himself on delivering a well-put together package because he believes the people who demand him will receive him better. Follow Ls Yes @MaxPoppin as he demonstrates ways to get you’ $” B4 It’s 2Late”, while you “Olli Up” and “Party 2 SunRise”. Visit www.Lsyestv.com for more information. &#160;]]></description>
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<h4><code></code>Ls Yes is an American musician from Long Beach, California. The always-personable Ls explained that diversification is the only way to penetrate the masses. “<em>Coming from my Environment I quickly learned the key to survival was never be a rival</em>”, says Ls. “<em>I never made myself a threat to people, so no matter if I was in the hood or in the burbs’ I was</em><em> me, a personable guy, who can hate that?</em>” jokingly states the 24 year old rapper.</h4>
<h4>He went on to describe how he applies that same principal to the foundation of his artistry. His positive movement is being felt across the world, people are gravitating towards Ls because of the energy he puts not only into hip-hop but also in music in general. His latest mix tape release “B4 It’s 2Late”(April 12th, 2011), has made Ls a locally renowned act and a global presence on the net.</h4>
<h4>Despite his conditions through the years, Ls yescontinues to “Light It Up”, instead of darkening his characteristics that identify him as a star. Ls, the last son of his mother, were raised with a mindset that could only be applicable if God would change his paradigm.</h4>
<h4>“<em>My mother and brothers always saw the</em><em> importance of taking me and my closes brother, (Walt Lenz) out of our bad element daily</em><em> and place us in a better environment. We were in the hood, but went to a good school.</em><em> Then moved from the hood but remained attached to it, through our relationships we’ve built.So our move to Atlanta, was to get out of that limited California state of mind, now</em><em> look</em>” expresses Ls.</h4>
<h4>At an early stage Ls begun to carry on traits of a musician. In 2005 he began pursuing music, but it took until he was balanced in his life to display them. Ls pride himself on delivering a well-put together package because he believes the people who demand him will receive him better.</h4>
<h4 style="text-align: center;">Follow Ls Yes <a href="http://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=MAXPOPPIN">@MaxPoppin</a> as he demonstrates ways to get you’ $” B4 It’s 2Late”, while you “Olli Up” and “Party 2<br />
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<h4 style="text-align: center;">Visit <a href="http://www.Lsyestv.com">www.Lsyestv.com</a> for more information.</h4>
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		<title>KAHSYNO has Emerged</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Emerging hip-hop artist KAHSYNO is making his mark as the flagship artist of Raw Suga Records. Born Thomas Shaw in Akron, Ohio, a city best know for its many rubber factories and blue-collar ethic, the energetic KAHSYNO has built an eager following and developed a reputation for having amazing stage presence and exceptional wordplay. He decided to give his music potential a chance to flourish in 2003 after being introduced to a local producer, [Sam Oliver], who at the time had worked with Gerald Levert and many other Ohio artists. KAHSYNO’S undeniable talent was quickly recognized, and he was later introduced to music executive Snoopie Velasquez, who helped keep him focused during his early years in music. After encountering some very difficult personal circumstances, KAHSYNO became disenchanted with the music industry and took a break to wipe the slate clean and focus on family. During this break, he continued to write poetry as a way to cope with everyday trials and tribulations, as he had done since a child. His patience eventually paid off, and he decided to give music another chance a few years later, when Velasquez invited the budding artist to come to Los Angeles as the first artist signed to Raw Suga Records, which she co-founded with [L.A.-based producer] Michael ‘DJ Sweets’ Young, Sr.  KAHSYNO worked feverishly in the studio, working extensively to complete his debut mixtape, ["Memoirs of a Time Traveler"] with a talented team of producers, including Domino ["Ghetto Jam"], DJ Battlecat (Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Xzibit), as well as Ohio’s own upcoming hopefuls- Goodwill Hematoma and The Fire Starter of Hi-Def Prods. KAHSYNO’s current single “Dumb”, features The Firestarter providing the beat, under the unique and smooth lyrics of KAHSYNO to make the club go DUMB!!]]></description>
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<h4>Emerging hip-hop artist KAHSYNO is making his mark as the flagship artist of Raw Suga Records. Born Thomas Shaw in Akron, Ohio, a city best know for its many rubber factories and blue-collar ethic, the energetic KAHSYNO has built an eager following and developed a reputation for having amazing stage presence and exceptional wordplay. He decided to give his music potential a chance to flourish in 2003 after being introduced to a local producer, [Sam Oliver], who at the time had worked with Gerald Levert and many other Ohio artists. KAHSYNO’S undeniable talent was quickly recognized, and he was later introduced to music executive Snoopie Velasquez, who helped keep him focused during his early years in music.</h4>
<h4>After encountering some very difficult personal circumstances, KAHSYNO became disenchanted with the music industry and took a break to wipe the slate clean and focus on family. During this break, he continued to write poetry as a way to cope with everyday trials and tribulations, as he had done since a child. His patience eventually paid off, and he decided to give music another chance a few years later, when Velasquez invited the budding artist to come to Los Angeles as the first artist signed to Raw Suga Records, which she co-founded with [L.A.-based producer] Michael ‘DJ Sweets’ Young, Sr.  KAHSYNO worked feverishly in the studio, working extensively to complete his debut mixtape, ["Memoirs of a Time Traveler"] with a talented team of producers, including Domino ["Ghetto Jam"], DJ Battlecat (Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Xzibit), as well as Ohio’s own upcoming hopefuls- Goodwill Hematoma and The Fire Starter of Hi-Def Prods.</h4>
<h4>KAHSYNO’s current single “Dumb”, features The Firestarter providing the beat, under the unique and smooth lyrics of KAHSYNO to make the club go DUMB!!</h4>
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		<title>Money United with Game is something not to pass up</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Money United with Game is an artist that you just can’t pass up. Not only being a beast on the mic, he knows how to push hard when it comes to the grind. Many people like to use the phrase “Work hard…play harder” But, M.U.G. works hard and works while he plays. Who would’ve thought that on January 5, 1983 that an artist would be born? LeErnest S. Evans was that 80’s baby to have a future being a top artist no matter what he went through. Growing up under a strong woman and helping to raise a little brother, he became a man at a young age. People always say the longest road taken is the most rewarding one, and Money United with Game will and has gotten those rewards. At the age of 11, M.U.G. and his little brother (P.WE) were already writing, rapping and even dancing at family reunions. Once he saw how much love his family and friends gave him, Money United with Game knew he was destined to be an artist. With the trials and tribulations of dropping out of school, only to go back and finish in 2002 at White’s Creek High School, along with living the fast life, M.U.G didn’t let anything stop him from turning into the man that he is today. Starting the group CashVillionaire$ back in 1999, he and his group started to run Nashville, TN. With only 6 songs out on the streets WOU 2 WOU Records was having all the high schools on lock in 2002. To this day those fans are still asking for more hits. Soon after that success came for the group, WOU 2 WOU Records had to come to a stand still and Money United with Game then started one of the most pushed indie labels out in the streets of Nashville…Villionaire Status Records. Making special appearances at the BET Black College Tour in ‘05, Bet 106th &#38; Park in ‘06, and BET Spring Bling ’07, M.U.G.’s shine doesn’t stop there. He is affiliated with the Cashville Hip Hop Movement. He has been the 2x winner of the People’s Choice Award for the Nashville Independent Music Awards, along with raves of his good music and grind mentioned in The Nashville City Paper, Concrete Magazine, and was recently in Ozone Magazine’s February, 09 issue. Villionaire Status Records consists of: M.U.G., Shorty C, Pretty Boy, DJ Dave and other artists that are soon to be known by the public. You might have seen M.U.G. and his Label mates performing in: Ohio, North Carolina, Indiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi and the ATL just to name a few. Also M.U.G. as worked with artists and producers such as: Wee Wee (TN) Rob Dee (TN), Nina Ross (TN), Kool Daddy Fresh (TN), Cormat (TN), DJ Smallz (Florida), The Officialz (ATL), Ced L. Young (ATL), Ty Wills (Ohio), Against the Grain (Indiana), Booper (Indiana), and many other Indie Artists that are up and coming. If anyone has ever been to Nashville,...]]></description>
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<h4>Money United with Game is an artist that you just can’t pass up. Not only being a beast on the mic, he knows how to push hard when it comes to the grind. Many people like to use the phrase “Work hard…play harder” But, M.U.G. works hard and works while he plays.</h4>
<p>Who would’ve thought that on January 5, 1983 that an artist would be born? LeErnest S. Evans was that 80’s baby to have a future being a top artist no matter what he went through. Growing up under a strong woman and helping to raise a little brother, he became a man at a young age. People always say the longest road taken is the most rewarding one, and Money United with Game will and has gotten those rewards. At the age of 11, M.U.G. and his little brother (P.WE) were already writing, rapping and even dancing at family reunions. Once he saw how much love his family and friends gave him, Money United with Game knew he was destined to be an artist. With the trials and tribulations of dropping out of school, only to go back and finish in 2002 at White’s Creek High School, along with living the fast life, M.U.G didn’t let anything stop him from turning into the man that he is today. Starting the group CashVillionaire$ back in 1999, he and his group started to run Nashville, TN.</p>
<h4>With only 6 songs out on the streets WOU 2 WOU Records was having all the high schools on lock in 2002. To this day those fans are still asking for more hits. Soon after that success came for the group, WOU 2 WOU Records had to come to a stand still and Money United with Game then started one of the most pushed indie labels out in the streets of Nashville…Villionaire Status Records.</h4>
<h4>Making special appearances at the BET Black College Tour in ‘05, Bet 106th &amp; Park in ‘06, and BET Spring Bling ’07, M.U.G.’s shine doesn’t stop there. He is affiliated with the Cashville Hip Hop Movement. He has been the 2x winner of the People’s Choice Award for the Nashville Independent Music Awards, along with raves of his good music and grind mentioned in The Nashville City Paper, Concrete Magazine, and was recently in Ozone Magazine’s February, 09 issue.</h4>
<h4>Villionaire Status Records consists of: M.U.G., Shorty C, Pretty Boy, DJ Dave and other artists that are soon to be known by the public. You might have seen M.U.G. and his Label mates performing in: Ohio, North Carolina, Indiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi and the ATL just to name a few. Also M.U.G. as worked with artists and producers such as: Wee Wee (TN) Rob Dee (TN), Nina Ross (TN), Kool Daddy Fresh (TN), Cormat (TN), DJ Smallz (Florida), The Officialz (ATL), Ced L. Young (ATL), Ty Wills (Ohio), Against the Grain (Indiana), Booper (Indiana), and many other Indie Artists that are up and coming.</h4>
<h4>If anyone has ever been to Nashville, TN, then they’ve probably heard of or even seen Money United with Game shutting the city down on numerous occasions. By developing his own label, as well as being a songwriter, M.U.G. learned quickly how to be an artist while carrying himself as a business man. By analyzing certain situations that came about on his road to success, he decided to leave the street life alone and do what was right. Money United with Game got that 9-5 job that most Americans hate and started college January of 2009.</h4>
<h4>M.U.G. is one of a kind and not the average independent artist; striving to get that chance to be nationally known as well as internationally known, through his music and business practices as well.</h4>
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		<description><![CDATA[ALL DJ’S ARE INVITED TO THE MEET &#38; GREET with Atlantic/E1 Recording Artist – MAINO Monday July 11th, 2011 5:30pm to 8:30pm Xecutive Lounge 1222 Prospect Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Can’t make it? Login and watch it LIVE at: http://Justin.tv/nervedjslive]]></description>
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<h4 style="text-align: center;"><strong>Recording Artist – MAINO</strong></h4>
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		<title>Get ready for Khalif Da Menace</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since the early 90’s, Georgia has definitely been on the map when you think of hip hop in the south.  Hailing such legends as Outkast, Goodie Mob, Ludacris and T.I., the influences of these and others have thrived in the music industry.  What many don’t know is if you jump in your Chevy and ride about 90 miles south on Interstate 75, you enter the deep Dirty South.   Where I’m talking about is Middle Georgia. An area comprised of Macon, and several surrounding areas to include Hawkinsville, origins to trap star and multi-platinum rap artist, Young Jeezy.  But not to be mistaken, another city bringing a lot of unseen talent is Warner Robins, Georgia.  It has been nicknamed the “International City” due to its existence as a small city making a large contribution when it comes to culture and economy.  Home to local military installation Robins Air Force Base, the Wartown is truly making a statement when we speak of southern rap.  Emerging from its back roads and railroad tracks, is another young artist promising to do nothing less than put his city on the map.  I bring to you, Khalif Da Menace. A 19 year old phenom, Khalif, promises to deliver his own sound to the streets.  Unlike so many new artists delivering the same feel, the same “bubble gum” rap lyrics, Khalif is coming out hard.  He’s coming out REAL.  Standing strong with the same confidence and distinction as Bun B and the late Pimp C you clearly hear it in his voice.  He doesn’t care if you don’t know where he’s from.  He’s not only going to tell you, but also create a visual so you know.  His delivery is crisp, his words are gritty, and if you listen to tracks like “Where I Live” you’d feel the same.  You will know where he’s from without having to ask. Writing his first rap at 6 years old, he was determined to make his words heard.  With hopes of one day working with a living legend such as Big Boi, or flying high with the Jets on a track with Curren$y; his biggest focus right now is to take on the south as a new king.  Khalif aims to introduce the world to the forgotten cities outside of Atlanta. At such a young age, he sure has the energy and time to do so.  Not many in his age group even know about the likes of 2pac, Goodie Mob, Pastor Troy or new comer Big K.R.I.T.  Very few in the industry are emanating a flow so thorough, and speaking about real life, without diamonds and chains.  With his debut album dropping July 16th, entitled, “Junior:  The Legend of Eightball” it will indeed be ready for the streets.   Question is, are the streets ready for Khalif Da Menace? To stay updated on the latest from Khalif, follow him on twitter @KhalifdaMenace and log onto http://dirtyking.bandcamp.com]]></description>
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<h4>Since the early 90’s, Georgia has definitely been on the map when you think of hip hop in the south.  Hailing such legends as Outkast, Goodie Mob, Ludacris and T.I., the influences of these and others have thrived in the music industry.  What many don’t know is if you jump in your Chevy and ride about 90 miles south on Interstate 75, you enter the deep Dirty South.   Where I’m talking about is Middle Georgia.</h4>
<h4>An area comprised of Macon, and several surrounding areas to include Hawkinsville, origins to trap star and multi-platinum rap artist, Young Jeezy.  But not to be mistaken, another city bringing a lot of unseen talent is Warner Robins, Georgia.  It has been nicknamed the “International City” due to its existence as a small city making a large contribution when it comes to culture and economy.  Home to local military installation Robins Air Force Base, the Wartown is truly making a statement when we speak of southern rap.  Emerging from its back roads and railroad tracks, is another young artist promising to do nothing less than put his city on the map.  I bring to you, Khalif Da Menace.</h4>
<h4>A 19 year old phenom, Khalif, promises to deliver his own sound to the streets.  Unlike so many new artists delivering the same feel, the same “bubble gum” rap lyrics, Khalif is coming out hard.  He’s coming out REAL.  Standing strong with the same confidence and distinction as Bun B and the late Pimp C you clearly hear it in his voice.  He doesn’t care if you don’t know where he’s from.  He’s not only going to tell you, but also create a visual so you know.  His delivery is crisp, his words are gritty, and if you listen to tracks like “Where I Live” you’d feel the same.  You will know where he’s from without having to ask.</h4>
<h4>Writing his first rap at 6 years old, he was determined to make his words heard.  With hopes of one day working with a living legend such as Big Boi, or flying high with the Jets on a track with Curren$y; his biggest focus right now is to take on the south as a new king.  Khalif aims to introduce the world to the forgotten cities outside of Atlanta.</h4>
<h4>At such a young age, he sure has the energy and time to do so.  Not many in his age group even know about the likes of 2pac, Goodie Mob, Pastor Troy or new comer Big K.R.I.T.  Very few in the industry are emanating a flow so thorough, and speaking about real life, without diamonds and chains.  With his debut album dropping July 16th, entitled, “Junior:  The Legend of Eightball” it will indeed be ready for the streets.</h4>
<h4 style="text-align: center;">  Question is, are the streets ready for Khalif Da Menace?<br />
To stay updated on the latest from Khalif, follow him on twitter <a href="http://twitter.com/#!/KhalifdaMenace" target="_blank">@KhalifdaMenace</a> and log onto <a href="http://http://dirtyking.bandcamp.com" target="_blank">http://dirtyking.bandcamp.com</a></h4>
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