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Mr. Georgia Black
Mr. Georgia Black – 2-Tears Entertainment Inc. Visit Artist's Website
Aaron Heath (Mr. Georgia Black) was born and raised in Newnan, a small town south of Atlanta, Georgia. After linking with label Street Talk Entertainment, he scored a deal with the 404 Soldierz in 2002. There he sharpened his craft working with world renowned artists such as Lil Jon, Swizz Beatz, Akon, Outlaws, and Killer Mike, among others. While out doing shows in many different venues, he constantly kept running into an independent label from his hometown that seemed to have the same drive and determination as he did. The label was 2-Tears Entertainment; where in early January 2009, 2-Tears and Mr. Georgia Black made it official. The single "I Ya Ya" went on to be a big radio hit around the Southeast that charted him in Billboard Magazine. He is currently working on his debut album entitled The Home Coming.
ALTHEA RENÉ
ALTHEA RENÉ Visit Artist's Website
This unparalleled artist, born December 25th in Detroit, Michigan, began her musical career at age four as a classical flautist. She studied classical music while attending Howard University in Washington D.C. and later she gained further musical inspiration from the accomplishments of Yusef Lateef, Ian Anderson, and Dave Valentine. She has since developed her own creative style.

Althea René has worked more than 10 years as a Wayne County Deputy Sheriff (Detroit, Michigan). Today, Ms. René is a full-time performing/recording artist and is regarded among many as one of the nation's most exciting solo improvisational flautists. She is currently one of the headliners on Norman Brown's 2009 Smooth Music Cruise.

Althea René's latest CD release "No Restrictions" has a unique urban contemporary flavor with a jazzy/R&B twist. She surrounds herself with some of today's most influential music producers to create an unsurpassed collection of jams. Grammy winning producer Michael Broenig (Paul McCartney & Marion Meadows) leads the charge with the piping hot title track "No Restrictions". Grammy nominated producer Rex Rideout (Luther Vandross & Lalah Hathaway) delivers scorching remakes of the urban classics "Wishing on a Star" and "I Love Your Smile". Chance Howard (Prince & The Time) takes it to another level with his sizzling Minneapolis groove "Do Ya Like Dat?" Producer Kendall Duffie (Mary Mary & Marvin Winans) puts his silky smooth touch on "Ladies Nite Out" which features guest appearances from recording artists, saxophonist Candy Dulfer and bassist Rhonda Smith. This collaboration of extraordinary talent can be called a "Red Hot" tour de force of musicianship and groovability.
Chanj
Chanj – Alistair Records Visit Artist's Website
"I am Chanj, and I don't limit myself." That's how the multi-talented singer/songwriter/dancer, all-around entertainer describes himself. Chanj is a 3- time Showtime at the Apollo winner; if you ventured onto his Youtube Channel (www.youtube.com/chanjmusic), you will find stellar performances of his version of Floetry's "Say Yes," which has become a staple in his live shows and the Al Green classic, "Let's Stay Together." But you also find music that is pure Chanj, especially in songs like "My Space," "Starz Burn Out," "Thinking," "Nothing Compares," and the album's first single, "Too Cool." His debut shows his versatility as an artist and his unbridled command of the stage. He's using his gift to craft a new release that speaks for and from the heart of a man, his emotions and his insights. Chanj has worked with a number of high-profile producer-songwriters from Teddy Riley and Dre & Vidal, to Adonis and Marsha Ambrosius from Floetry.
Pensive
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Pensive is a band that's melancholy in name only, because there's nothing pensive about these four young powerpop rockers. Hot off a six state Midwest spring break tour, these self-proclaimed gypsies "pump a high octane blend of sharp hooks, smart lyrics, and edgy melodies through a rhythm engine that's become one of the hottest on the US touring circuit" according to No Cover Magazine. With a remix by David Bendeth, the San Diego band's single "Live Fast" is set to impact radio and ring some digital cash registers in anticipation of the summer re-release of their album Artifacts as a Special Edition, with distribution help from Fontana. Produced by 90's pop punk hero Will Salazar, Artifacts has been called a "fantastic mix of melodic rock and profound pop" by Andres Martinez, with the Spanish bonus track "Soledad," in more than a symbolic nod to audience unity, reminding us that lead singer Julio Godoy finds equal comfort in English and his native language. Joined by guitarist Patrick Smith, co-songwriter with Godoy, bassist Cody Moore, and drummer Jeremy Hough, the Pensive boys live in the van and trailer this summer with lots more touring to come. As the proverbial saying goes, watch for Pensive in a town near you.
Kitrel Williams
Kitrel Williams – NVS Music Group Visit Artist's Website
His debut album entitled Vintage Soul provides an eclectic musicality to showcase the expression of this Detroit, Michigan native's musical prowess. This amazing artist cultivated the seeds of his humble start within the music industry by listening to artists such as Al Green, Teddy Pendergrass, Little Milton, Bobby Blue Bland, Sam Cooke and gospel legend Rance Allen. Through the urging of a friend employed with record label NVS, Kitrel made the decision to pursue a singing career in the entertainment industry. Vintage Soul offers music that appeals to every genre.
Zen
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Zen, born Juan Coon in the small town of Norwalk, CT, is hip-hop. His first industry experience consisted of traveling to Queens, NY, to record with producer Glenn "Sweety G" Toby in the late 90's as a member of the group Fade 2 Black. After the group disbanded, Zen teamed with Knotti, an underground rapper from Connecticut, and the duo formed Disciples Of Sound, signed to Toby's International Entertainment Network and released the single, "New Breed" during the late nineties. This single was released on SPG Record's compilation "Nu Civilization." Zen temporarily hung up the mic and replaced it with 2 turntables-becoming a very well-known and respected club and radio DJ—capturing live radio spots as a remote club DJ on NYC 107.5 WBLS, and many famous Tri State area nightclubs. But the call to make music was too much to resist and after uniting with Aaron Brown. The duo formed Phoenix Music Media and released Zen again in a blazing single entitled, "I Love You." The song, featuring multi-platinum veteran Sharon Bryant from Atlantic Starr, and a singer from the Bronx, named Lafonda, captured the ears of Fase-1 /Fontana execs and was quickly released under their distribution umbrella.
Case
Case – Indigo Blue Visit Artist's Website
Case Woodard, known by fans as just "Case" was born in New York and grew up in the Brooklyn and Mount Vernon projects together with his parents and two younger sisters. Introduced to music by his father (briefly a member of the group Cameo), Case believes music is in his blood. Case's solo career took off with the release of "Touch Me Tease Me" from his first self-titled album Case. The hit song, co-written by Mary J. Blige featuring guest vocals from Foxy Brown was part of The Nutty Professor soundtrack, achieving gold status. He followed the success of his first album with a Personal Conversation in 1999 and topped the charts with "Missing You" from his third album Open Letter which was released in 2001. Case asked to be released from Def Jam Records in 2004 and has since worked through the challenges of a changing music industry, partnering with manager Blue Williams to create an independent record label, Indigo Blue. His much anticipated fourth album, The Rose Experience, was released fall 2008. In The Rose Experience, new songs such as "Lovely" and "I Can't" will take the listener on a journey into love and relationships from Case's perspective.
DJ Artistic
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DJ Artistic has been a driving force in the music industry for many years. In 1994, he introduced the infamous Breakthrough Hip Hop collective, which is known for MC and DJ battles. It supplied an outlet for new artists to exhibit their talent in an Apollo-styled environment. Currently, Artistic's latest success includes DJ'ing and production with the West Coast super group Deep Rooted. Collectively, Deep Rooted earned two music awards and is enjoying the success of their sophomore album titled, Second Coming. Artistic has also been recognized for his performance with legendary artists like KRS One, Supernatural, Ice Cube, and comedian Mike Epps. With his successful track record, determination and passion, Artistic has been the official DJ at the Urban Network Conference the past three years.
Boe Skagz & Tay Nati
Boe Skagz & Tay Nati Visit Artist's Website
Boe Skagz, born Rodney Jones, grew up in Hollis, Queens. Tamas Houston, better known as the young Tay Nati, is on the short list of rappers coming out of Cincinnati. Unbeknownst to each other, both set out on the same path at the same time traveling across the country to Los Angeles to continue to reach their dreams of being heard worldwide. In a matter of months of each arriving in the West, they met, meshed, and they recorded together. Boe Skagz & Tay Nati's first cut together, "Guttaville," was heard and immediately placed as the first track on the Waist Deep movie soundtrack. A combination of style and swagger never seen before, CIN/NYC, Boe Skagz & Tay Nati connected the dots to a universal sound.
Flyy Repps & The Noisey Boys
Flyy Repps & The Noisey Boys – Get Lifted Management Visit Artist's Website

The Flyy Repps are four high school neighbors hailing from Orange County, California: Dayvon Andrews (16, "Spazzy"), Marcell Oliver (17, "Young Play"), Jared Chambers (16, "Hartatac"), and Johnathan Buckley (16, "Johnny Kash"). They became inspired to take their music career serious after producing and promoting a song that they did "just for fun" which received a shockingly great response and a demand for more music from the boys. Soon after, they were being requested to perform locally and at showcases including at the Hollywood Knitting Factory. Currently, the Flyy Repps are in the studio working on self-produced and written music as well as with other local producers.

17-year-old twins Tyrell and Jarrell Spence, born and raised in Corona, CA were musically inspired by their father, a DJ whose equipment and music selection of old school Rap and R&B became the very tools that the twins used to create and make their own style of music. Now a Rap Duo, the Noisey Boys, set out to distinguish their individual characteristics as entertainers. They are hard at work in the studio, writing, producing and practicing their show. They hope to one day work with Snoop Dog, Common, Swizz Beats and many other great artists and producers they admire.

Johnny B
Johnny B - Young Cincy Records Visit Artist's Website
As a child, John Bland II moved from New Orleans to Cincinnati. Son of playwright, Sylvia Thomas, he experienced the rigors of show business early on. In 2005, Johnny B got into recording hip-hop at his high school studio. Later, in 2006, he began producing. By 2007, with his passion for rapping and producing hip-hop, Johnny B created the song "Young Star" released on his own record label, Young Cincy Records. Continuing with his movement forward, Johnny B went back to the studio to record his 1st single "Do Yo Dance." The song is produced by both Sparkz the Trakman and Johnny B. With an array of influences, Johnny B brings something new, fresh, and different to the industry unlike his favorite rappers on the radio now. He takes gospel, hip-hop, rap, jazz and R&B and encompasses them into his songs.
Bay Area Bad Girlz
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Born in West Covina, California, B-Shel is of Puerto Rican/African-American descent. He got his start at the age of 7 when he was discovered by Ford Modeling Agency and Face Finders. B-Shel's modeling career soared as he scored a modeling opportunity with famous designer Karl Kani and also explored acting, landing several commercials. His career shifted to the music industry where as a performer, B-Shel has had the opportunity to open for artists such as Ashanti, Destiny's Child, Jon B, Tonéx, and others. His music has been in rotation with 100.9 The Heat FM, (with Big Boy in the morning) and has been featured on several other stations, including the internet. B-Shel is currently seeking a record deal with a company that believes in his talent, passion for the industry, and marketable characteristics.
Kid Jones
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Southern California born and bred, Kid Jones aka Young Cali is no stranger to West Coast Hip-Hop. The legacy of his favorite rap artists like 2 Pac, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Too $hort, NWA, and Tha Dogg Pound have certainly influenced him, but he has a style and flow all his own. Understanding the business and all its ups and downs, Kid Jones is well on his way to stardom. He is kicking down doors and establishing his name within the music industry with his infectious new release, Hustler of The Year. While music is at the forefront of Kid Jones' goal of taking over the industry, the entertainer is multi-faceted. Besides making music, Kid Jones is also attending college pursuing a degree in business and a minor in African American studies.
Kaylah Marin
Kaylah Marin – Epiphany Entertainment Visit Artist's Website
Kaylah Marin is a neo-soul songstress, songwriter, poet, and activist whose rich, powerful voice has earned her comparisons to soul stylist Brenda Russell, as well as R&B divas Jill Scott and Jennifer Hudson. Kaylah can deliver a commanding, full-bodied gospel vibe in one breath, a subtle whisper in the next, and she can belt those classics. On Loving Life, Kaylah's soon-to-be-released debut CD, produced by five-time Grammy Award-winner Narada Michael Walden, she wraps her distinctive voice around a collection of tunes where retro grooves give way to funky R&B, classic soul and hip hop rhymes. The first video from the new CD, for the title track "Loving Life", was created by Emmy Award-winning director Eric Paul Fournier and will be featured in his film documenting his two years traveling with President Obama. The opening cut, "Tell Me Why" and "Loving Life" are currently being worked at radio in the Urban AC Format.
Lazarus
Lazarus – Lazarus Entertainment Visit Artist's Website
Hustling the streets by day, but writing poetry at night, Lazarus listened to the rap music that filled the airwaves – namely Houston's hardcore rapper Crime Boss. At 15, he recorded his first single, "Another Day on the Hustle," with a neighborhood rap group. Witnessing the success of rappers on the New Orleans-based record label, Cash Money Records caused Lazarus to grow impatient so he started his own independent label, Lazarus Entertainment. He released his first album, Here I Come in 2000, and moved more than 10,000 units, hitting the road in his hometown of Lake Charles, LA and neighboring cities. The first single released off the album entitled Heart of a Hustler is "Enemy & I" which was featured in the film Alpha Dogs starring Justin Timberlake and its soundtrack. Lazarus made his foray into acting nabbing his first lead role in a film Joshua Heart of a Warrior. His second release, Heart of a Hustler is set to hit radio and retail.
LC
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"LC" (Lavon Collins) was born and raised in Bronx, New York, where he began to develop his love for music. LC was taught early in life to follow his dreams. His mother and father raised him and gave him a keyboard at the age of 12; there he began to nurture what has now flourished into his musical career. His influences include Rakim, KRS One, 2Pac, and Nas. LC's writing reflected his mentor "ALM" who taught him to compose and arrange music. He did local shows, performed at parties from "Sound View" to Bronx Park East and created a buzz for himself performing in rap showcases throughout NYC. LC won the Indie Artists Showcase at the Urban Network 20th Anniversary celebration in Newport Beach, CA. His single "Never Done" is scheduled for release this summer on Marble Ice Entertainment.
MMP
MMP – Lady Boss Entertainment/Bungalo Records Visit Artist's Website
After engaging in traditional opportunities afforded urban youth, in 2006 Andre "DS" Sutton and Markeith "MD" Jackson formed Movin Music Platoon (MMP) to "create great music, provide for their families and put Jersey on the map." In 2007, MMP released the instant street classic Food For Thought. MMP attended the BET Awards, Hood Hard Day, and the Billboard Music Conference, and performed at the SWAC Championship game in Birmingham. Since their launch, MMP appeared in Taking It To The Streets Vol 1 & 2 alongside Juelz Santana, Wu-Tang Clan, and Ed Lover, performed with Jim Jones and Byrd Gang, opened for Rich Boy, as well as placed a video on Video Music Box in New Jersey. In 2008, MMP signed a major label distribution deal with Bungalo Records and Universal Music Group. The deal is part of a joint venture agreement with Lady Boss Entertainment and Lydia Harris.
Michelle Lang and Still Water
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Michelle Lang and Still Water have won numerous regional awards including 2008 Best Urban Contemporary Group and 2008 Best Urban Contemporary Female Vocalist. They also were the 2007 ITM Award Winners for Best Crossover and Best Collaboration, Duo or Group for their hit song Hero from the Paint project. They were also the KNHC 89.5 2006 recipient of the award for Best Contemporary Duo or Group. MLSW won the KUBE 93 Pre-Summer Jam Show in 2003 and have performed in front of a vast array of audiences from shows like the 2006 Tom Joyner Sky Show in Las Vegas, the famous Beale Street in Memphis, TN and the Bumpershoot Festival in Seattle, WA to the quaint Single Mother's Brunch and the raucous college weekend Band Fest! In addition to the many conferences and festivals MLSW has participated in, MLSW is gaining national recognition with established Gospel artists. Originating from Seattle, WA the widely requested, highly acclaimed band brings a funky UnForgettable, UnIgnorable, UnDeterred, groove to Gospel Music.
S1
S1 Visit Artist's Website
Kjae, TraXX and ShayDot, aka S1, are just three guys who became brothers under extraordinary circumstances. The trio of S1 along with up and coming producer "The Genius" has written and co-produced what they humorously call S1's Second Debut Album, aptly titled, The Sound of a Feeling. A few of the hot singles to look out for, "I AM," a blasting anthem that will grab you right out of your seat in the first five seconds; "Do It Right" a smooth sexy joint the ladies will love to hear and the fellas will love to recite; and "Paperboy," a feel good joint about the fun and freedom of having money. Kjae, TraXX and ShayDot have one thing in common; their need to step outside the box; to showcase their ability to think beyond the boundaries of today's commercial music.
Bo Benton
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Born on the South side of Chicago into a music oriented family, Bo is set to release her debut album Queen of the Night on Gold Starr Entertainment/Fontana May 2009. Various hit making producers are included, starting with top producer Kevin "Shek'spere" Briggs and Lil Ronnie (Bow Wow, Nelly, R. Kelly, T Pain), who produced the latest single "I Know You Want It" co-written by Lil Ronnie, Bo Benton and Pusher Deville. Bo plans to be a driving force in the ever changing music industry. Bo's project consists of her wearing various hats, from producing, writing, singing to running her own successful music company – Bo owns and is President of Gold Starr Entertainment. Performing from Tokyo to Chicago and back home in Hollywood, at present, life revolves around her #1 passion: music. Bo's music has a message – none of her songs are produced just for sound's sake.
OverDoz
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OverDoz consists of three of Inglewood's most promising artists. Sleezy, Kent, and Tube are three 20-year old MC's that rap over hip hop and funk based beats to make songs that their generation can relate to in more than one way. Whether it's drugs, violence in the community or girls and envious friends, they bless tracks with their creative melodies and concepts. Meeting up in the summer of 2008, Sleezy and Kent began writing their first album Bowties and Rosaries. Before releasing the album at the end of 2008, the group acquired Tube after his return from Arizona State University. With Sleezy's straightforward approach, Kent's metaphoric approach, and Tube's easygoing approach on issues brought up in their songs they have come to form OverDoz.  
Princeton Michael Dudley
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin native Princeton Michael Dudley has always loved the performing arts. He dreams of becoming a globally known singer-songwriter, actor, dancer, and voice-over artist. With a Digital Video Production Certificate from Washtenaw Community College, Princeton has also acquired skills that will allow him to produce, direct, and edit film for music videos and motion pictures. Favorite artists include Chris Brown, Usher, Michael Jackson, Will Smith and Luther Vandross. Princeton has participated in productions and performances such as Annie, Every Tongue Confess, and The Glory and The Fire. He has also participated in talent shows and performed at Washtenaw Community College.
RedCloud
RedCloud – Syntax Visit Artist's Website
In 2001, RedCloud independently released his debut album, Is This Thing On? and steadily built a network of fans on the underground scene. By touring relentlessly, RedCloud sold more than 40,000 copies collectively of his first two albums, Is This Thing On? and 2003's Traveling Circus. His latest album, Hawthorne's Most Wanted, reflects his grisly past while offering inspiration and hope for a better tomorrow. RedCloud's passionate music hits with the urgency of classic West Coast gangster rap and showcases Golden Era-inspired lyrical skills. The album's forceful title track features Kurupt, detailing how he navigated through the treacherous streets of his gang-infested Los Angeles-area hometown. Much of the rest of Hawthorne's Most Wanted is decidedly more upbeat and optimistic. The funky "Tapatio" features RedCloud and Pigeon John trading braggadocio rhymes, while "Guns & Roses," showcases guests Jayo Felony, Eek-A-Mouse and Tonex, examining spiritual topics.
Burch
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Winston, North Carolina born Burch began rapping at the age of 11 and pretty much perfected his craft by the time he was 14. Burch is a grounded young artist, who has a laid back and calm demeanor that serves to echo his strong sense of community, family and God. Even though his music is ripe for the streets, Burch chooses to remain above the fray when it comes to creativity. His single release, "Margarita," contains the type of hot new beat and hook that may get him noticed by the music industry and help build his growing audience of fans, especially females who seem to like the song. The rapper continues to promote his brand by consistently performing, hitting places like the Black Theatre Festival talent show in the summer of 07 and small venues such as Club Formula, a recent Moe Lucas Blum Park event, Club Peppers, The Drop, and Ziggy's.
Solo Ant
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Growing up in Long Beach, California, Anthony ("Solo Ant") Holmes got his start rapping at the age of seven. His first performance was for a junior high talent show and he has been rocking the mic ever since. These days you can catch Solo Ant battling MC's on the streets, and in freestyle battles at The Urban Underground Outlet, among others. Solo Ant music has been featured in such shows as ABC Family's Lincoln Heights and Oxygen's Bad Girls Club. Holmes has several collaborations under his belt, including working with the Korean team of producers Teddy Yoon and J.B. Kim on their hit "Want You" as well as producer/musician Juneski and R&B singer Big Mark on songs such as "I Don't Care," "Clubbin," "Unity," "Unexpected Call" among others.
The 20 Boyz
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The 20 Boyz, name meaning second to none, hail from Richmond, California. The 3 members Chain Gang (Bakari Williams) Cyntrill (Bernard Lee) An O'Feava (Andre Eastland) were influenced by music at a very young age. After all three of their families relocated to Fairfield, Ca the guys entered their first talent show and actually realized there passion for music. They began playing around the Bay Area getting major exposure and sharing with artists such as Missy Elliot, Dj Unk, Keak da Sneak, San Quinn, Kafani, and a host of others. Their passion for performing explodes whenever they hit the stage. Their sound is diverse and has no boundaries. Don't mistake their confidence for cockiness. They're just determined and focused on knowing that once they get their first break, they will have a lasting effect on the industry an its fans for years to come.
Therese-Marie
Therese-Marie – Jade Wind Music Visit Artist's Website
There's A Cry In My Heart, Therese-Marie's critically acclaimed freshman album, produced by award-winning producer and artist Lenny LeBlanc, led to her first music video, performances in Nashville and at premiere theaters in Branson; as well as receiving national radio and television exposure. Among her many credits, she has had the honor of being among Billboard Magazine's World Song Contest. Her latest music video is "Aint That Kind Of Man" a track off her recent album Butterfly. Recently, Therese-Marie has appeared on Kimora Lee Simmons' reality show "Life In The Fab Lane" on E!, and was chosen to write the theme song and appear in the McDonald's GospelFest music video to benefit the Ronald McDonald House as well as lending her talents to Nashville's Celebrity Softball Benefit which aired on national television for three consecutive years.
Spice 1
Spice 1 – Thug World Music Group Visit Artist's Website
Spice 1 is a legendary West Coast rapper born in Bryan, TX and raised in Hayward, California. He is best known for his contribution to Bay Area gangsta rap in the 1990's and 2000's, including his acclaimed self-titled album, Spice 1. He remains unstoppable with the forthcoming release of Home Street Home, his first on his own Thug World Music Group LLC label, distributed through Bungalo/Universal Music Group. The album will be released in the Summer of 2009 and documents the near fatal shooting that Spice suffered on the morning of December 3, 2007 while sitting in his parent's driveway in Hayward. The shooting was motivated by robbery, rather than any sort of rivalry. Spice 1 fully recovered at Eden Medical Center and is destined to show the world why he is a legend in the game with his label, and new album in 2009.
Unytee
Unytee – Unytee Music Visit Artist's Website
Unytee, a new dynamic duo from the Inland Empire, has taken the Christian music scene by storm with the release of their new CD entitled It Is You. This full length album blends Jazz, R&B, and Contemporary Gospel melodies together to create an intimate praise and worship experience. Listeners of all ages are encouraged to exalt God with tunes such as "Intimacy," "It is You" and "You Are Gonna Win." Teresa Carter and Falishia Roberts of Unytee both have deep passion and incredible hearts for pure worship. Teresa is currently an assistant worship leader at Mountain View Community Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Falishia is a member of the Women's Choir at Mountain View Community Church in Temecula, California.
Bay Area Bad Girlz
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Musically inclined and known to be lyrically impressive, the Bay Area Bad Girlz (BABG) represent a female movement, building community unity with strong, hip-hop music. As dedicated activists, the Girlz tour, sell, and fundraise, making themselves a recognizable brand. Their social, political, analytical, and female perspective on life, especially in the urban/hip-hop culture make the BABG interesting and intriguing. The Bay Area Bad Girlz were recently featured on the Silence the Violence CD compilation and toured with the Musiq 4 Hunger Tour, founded by Li Maria Garcia in 2008. Currently the Bay Area Bad Girlz are performing locally and preparing a California college tour.
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