Mobbed Up Inc partners with Mob King Tv show to release exclusive olive oil line and more!
Mobbed Up Inc has partnered with the Mob King TV Show to bring an authentic taste of Italy to the US. Their Extra Virgin Olive Oil line consists of a variety of 10 flavors that go thru a rigourous 3 step quality process from the finest farms in Italy where the olives are hand picked. The Olive Oil is 100% Extra Virgin and 100% Italian. It is Certified Extra Virgin wit32h via chemical analysis in Italy and California.
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All of their product is Produced, Infused and Bottled in their facilities in Italy (Modena and Umbria). Mobbed Up Inc Olive Oil is 100% Extra Virgin and Naturally Infused. It is Certified with Chemical Analysis in Italy and California as well as Certified with a Sensory Analysis by A Certified Olive Oil Sommelier.
Their serious work ethics and fresh ingredients allowed Mobbed Up Inc to gain a reputation in such a short period of time as one of the leading sources of quality and trusted Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Mobbed Up Inc also has a clothing line and a much anticipated Comedy Show Fundraiser to benefit first responders coming in August. They have caught the attention of many celebrities such as Perez Hilton, Real Housewives and Mob Wives.
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Rich Wisdom host of the Friday Night Happy Hour on www.kazifm.org or 88.7 FM in Austin
Born in Hallettsville Texas on November 9th, Rich Wisdom has claimed Austin as his “City”or second home since 1990. Inspired by the energies from the southern rap scene, Rich Wisdom has been involved with music all of his adult life. in 2004 he formed a group. along with his counter-part Kush Wilson, formed a group named PMG. In 2015, he met DJ Teddy Bear who is a veteran at KAZI.FM, and a friendship surrounding a passion for music quickly blossomed. Teddy asked Rich Wisdom to be a guest host on his show and has been hooked every since. Now DJ Rich Wisdom can be heard every 2nd and 4th Friday from 6pm-9pm as a host of the Friday Night Happy Hour on www.kazifm.org or 88.7 FM in Austin and surrounding areas.
KTek Drops Controversial New Single “F–K Trump” Guaranteed To Get People Talking
Over 21 years in the game as an artist, producer and audio engineer KTek has never been afraid to speak his mind. His writing and delivery style is much like the tracks he’s made; unique, captivating, and guaranteed to make listeners talk. His first single, “Fuck Trump”, which says what many people are thinking, is predicted to become an instant hit. He fearlessly speaks from the heart on this controversial single. He discovered his passion for music at a young age the moment his mother bought him a Sony tape player. He took advantage of the recording capabilities of the gift and his love of music to entertain his friends by creating custom made mix tapes he sold to friends. His tapes were so well-received he was invited to DJ at local parties. He knew he would never want to do anything else but a career in music. Hefound himself inspired by legendary artists such as The Art of Noise, Michael Jackson, Sting, Phil Collins, Seal, Timbaland, Dr. Dre, J-Dilla, Bass 305, Tekmaster P.E.B, DJ Magic Mike, and Eric B and Rakim.
His infectious non-traditional sounds and recording methods mixed with the elements of human sound, orchestral, and electronic pads and keys have become the components of his one-of-a-kind sound. He has garnered respect from some of the most discerning listeners. His passion for music drove him to build an in-house studio in which the following six years he recorded independent artists in his living room. In 2015, KTEK moved from the living room to a studio where The Grind Factory was born. Since then, hundreds of artists have come through the doors in search of his unique sound and production. Many of his tracks have been used by true independent artists and requested by music directors for commercial catalogs, audio books, and other producers and engineers. You can catch him performing at A3C in October and at various venues in Atlanta.
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Cortez Bryant of Young Money Cashmoney
TREDUBB: Hello Cortez Bryant of Young Money Cashmoney,how are you doing?
Cortez Bryan: I¹ve been doing well, bro. I¹ve been working hard as usual.
What¹s good?
TREDUBB: Won’t you let everybody know where you from?
Cortez Bryant: Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana.
TREDUBB: Did you start off as a deejay before you became a manager?
Cortez Bryant: Yeah, when I first started, I was a deejay, security, a
bagboy I did just about everything when Wayne and I first started off. Up
until two years ago, I stopped deejaying. It was right before the I Am Music
Tour that was the first time I stopped deejaying for him.
TREDUBB: How did you get into being a manager?
Cortez Bryant: Basically, Lil Wayne and I were best friends during my senior
year in college and he called me up saying he needed help in taking his
career further. I didn’t know what I was doing but I was like, ³You my
homey, so we can learn together.² And that¹s how it all started off.
TREDUBB: How did you meet Lil Twist?
Cortez Bryant: The first time I met him we had a show for a radio station in
Dallas. I saw him at the show and he came up to me and gave me a CD and told
me the rap. The second time I met him, we did a show in Tyler, Texas and it
just so happened that I ran into him again and I remembered him from the
first time. He had a hard time – the promoter wouldn¹t let him open up for
Lil Wayne so I went up to the promoter and told him to make sure he put
Twist on stage. I watched him perform and I said this kid¹s got talent and
so we picked him up. That was four years ago.
TREDUBB: We see you stay busy getting it in! Congrats on all your
success, much respect to everything you do.
Cortez Bryant: Yeah, I appreciate that.
TREDUBB: Did you attend college to learn what you know to become a
manager?
Cortez Bryant: I went to college.
TREDUBB: What college did you attend?
Cortez Bryant: Jackson State University in Mississippi and I got a degree in
Communication. There are different elements that I use my degree with in
business, but it didn’t teach me how to be a manager. I learned that from
other people around me; I was just sitting back observing at the beginning.
TREDUBB: I am glad you are letting these entrepreneurs know this
because a lot of people that get into the game now think it’s easy to become
a manager. They think you just have to book shows so you have to get into
the business to learn the business side of it as well?
Cortez Bryant: Right!
TREDUBB: How is it working for Cash Money and Young Money?
Cortez Bryant: Well, Young Money/Cash Money is a family but it’s two
separate businesses. Cash Money supports Young Money and puts the music in
the stores, while Young Money is a separate entity. We¹ve got our own
business structure and Cash Money¹s got it’s own business structure, but
other than that they¹re both great and awesome just because of that family
environment. We¹ve got a tight bond and we communicate well with each other.
It’s more than just a job, It’s like you are part of a crew and we have fun
at the same time.
TREDUBB: Are Lil Wayne and Lil Twist the only artists you are managing
right now?
Cortez Bryant: And Drake!
TREDUBB: How is it working with Drake?
Cortez Bryant: It’s great. Drake is a great artist, he’s talented and I
learned a lot from him. He’s very marketable and he opened up a whole other
lane in Corporate America, like getting the Kodak deal.
TREDUBB: When you look for an artist, what are the key things you look
for?
Cortez Bryant: First thing would be talent. I believe with talent, you¹ve
got to be unique. You¹ve got to have something nobody has seen or heard of,
you¹ve got to have swag, you¹ve got to have that look. And all of that is
ultimately more important than just having talent. I mean, they¹ve got to
have some unique voice or sound to stand out from the millions of people out
right now, but what¹s most important after talent is the personality, swag
and look.
TREDUBB: And also their work ethic too.
Cortez Bryant: Yeah, definitely!
TREDUBB: What kind of advice would you have for any artist wanting to
pursue a music career?
Cortez Bryant: I advise them to go hard. If you¹re trying to be a rapper or
a singer, try to get support from their local radio station deejays and try
to pop in your region, but don’t try to do anything too big. Build a fan
base in your local region and make enough noise and a record label will come
looking for you.
TREDUBB: The ladies would like to know if you are single?
Cortez Bryant: Yea, I¹m single.
TREDUBB: With being in the industry, does it make it hard for you to
find someone committing to you and not the lifestyle you live?
Cortez Bryant: Yeah, that is definitely hard. That¹s one of the biggest
sacrifices in my personal relationships. I mean, it’s hard for a female to
stomach and deal with everything, especially with the traveling three to
four times a week. When I had a girlfriend, I probably saw her once a month
and that would be just for a couple of days. In the beginning, they would be
like, ³Yeah, I can handle it,² but then it wears down and the long distance
puts a strain on the relationship. Yeah, it’s hard to find somebody with how
busy I am.
TREDUBB: What kind of female interests you?
Cortez Bryant: She¹s got to have common sense. She¹s got to be smart and
somebody I can talk to and who I can laugh and have fun with. That¹s about
it.
TREDUBB: Do you do any charity work?
Cortez Bryant: I give back by speaking at high schools as well as being a
mentor and giving direction to those in need. I show them there is a better
way out than the streets so they don’t have to go through what I went
through when I started.
TREDUBB: Did Hurricane Katrina affect any of your family members?
Cortez Bryant: Yeah, I had a few family members there. It was really messed
up at first but everything is getting back on track now.
TREDUBB: Do you feel President Obama is doing his part to help out the
Hurricane Katrina victims?
Cortez Bryant: It’s not Obama, it’s more the state. The state has the funds
from the government, but I just don’t think the state of Louisiana is doing
what they need to do to make the funds work in the right places. I think
they¹re putting it into other areas like the French Quarters and not the
neighborhoods hit with poverty. Essentially, I don’t think it’s the
president; it’s the state of Louisiana and how they are distributing the
funds.
TREDUBB: What direction do you see Young Money going in?
Cortez Bryant: Up. We¹re going to be successful because we are going to be a
label where artists are able to cultivate their talent and grow with the
company.
TREDUBB: Are you working with any new artists?
Cortez Bryant: Lil Twist and Tyga will be the next artists coming out.
TREDUBB: Did Young Money sign T-Pain after all?
Cortez Bryant: We are still negotiating.
TREDUBB: Well me and Supastars Magazine appreciate your support
and taking the time to speak with us. We support Young Money/Cash Money and
all their artists. Shout out to U,Lil Twist, Birdman, Slim, Lil Wayne,Shanell, Drake,Tyga,Nicki Minaj,Bow Woww
Mack Maine,Dj Khaled Ace Hood and the rest of YMCMB family. Do you have any last words or
anything you want to say to the readers?
Cortez Bryant: I just want to say I appreciate u TreDuBB and Supastars Magazine for the
support and everybody that supports Young Money and Cash Money – we are
going to continue to give you good music.
INTERVIEW BY TREDUBB
E.L aka Lemonjuice aka E Dot
Supastars Magazine got a chance to check out an artist from Central Texas who’s been putting in work and always speaks his mind and tells it how it is no matter what!!Won’t you tell the people who you are and where you from?
– E.L aka Lemonjuice aka E Dot well, u get the picture , spent my whole life back and forth between Temple and Cameron Tx. Kinda have 2 cities to rep for.
Are you signed to any lable or are you independent?
Independent , tryin to start up my own imprint called ” the lemonade stand “but work with Noki Swazy and the good folks at Nappytown Productions.
What made decide you wanted to become a rapper?
Alot of people don’t know but I never wanted to be a rapper, i was into DJ’in and throwing parties in high school. I hung around rappers, noticed how much attention they were getting so I said ” to hell with it , let me give it a shot “. It turns out it came natrual to me.
Do you remember your first rhyme you wrote?
Haha! Yeah, I actually do , looking back at it , it wasn’t all that great
You also produce tracks?
Yeah, from time to time. Gotta have an alternative. I can’t rap forever
What software do you think is the best on the market right now to produce beats?
I think FL studio, to me , it’s great for starters as well as the ” established ” producer.
Who all have you produced for?
I like to consider myself a “house” producer , I have an extremely busy schedule outside of music . But other than my camp ,artists that were featured on my production have been : Southstarr (Smilez and Southstarr) , Sparkdawg, Smokesta, Eisntagator, TA Wreckords and Smoke (No Limit Sounds)….. I think there’s more, wait…. I know there’s more but I’ve been drinking.
With the music becoming so saturated with these overnight rappers do you think it affects the music industry?
Not one bit , we as listeners have no clue on what they did before their “big break”. They have been blessed the opportunity to showcase their talent or lack of based on today’s standards that are played on the radio
Some rappers get in a zone before they hit the lab.Whats your ritual before you hit the booth?
Good question , anyone who knows me knows that a studio session with me requires alcohol, horse tranquilizers, energy drinks and a whole lot of clowning. I like to have fun while recording. If you ain’t laughing you ain’t living.
Dallas artists are making dance tracks to get recognition what do you think artists in your area need to do to get exposure?
Be themselves and keep doing what they’re doing . I like how the younger artists are coming together and supporting each other at shows and such .
Do the radio stations where you at show locals artists support?
kazi 88.7 down here in Austin
Are you working on any new projects or collaborations?
Currently working on my solo and working on a joint Duo album with Chris P of TA . I wanna work with Dj Chuk aka Mr Hood Throwdown but he’s a busy man
With all the rap artists coming into the rapgame who would say get play in your cd player?
I listen to nothing but 254 rap . I am still jammin that Nappytown “Antidote” album . I’m a fan first,
Are you still the C.E.O of Labratz?
Well, with that situation, I didn’t feel as if there was a CEO, it was 3 individuals that put in equal amount of effort and energy towards the movement. Eventho I bought all the beer. ( whuddup Ty and Boss )
Can we expect another Labratz album?
Another LabRatz album is highly unlikely. We all have went our seperate ways musically. Don’t get me wrong, we all still talk on a daily basis cause we’re brothers , our kids play with each other but….. Seeing all 3 of us on stage rockin the crowd again is slim to none.
If someone wants to network with you or need your production where can they reach you?
Dixie cups, carrier pigeons, smoke signals ect…. If that doesn’t work hit me up at
ejlemons@gmail.com
Got a Myspace,Twitter or Facebook?
Myspace.com/edotl
Twitter.com/edot
Last Words Or Shout Outs?
Yeah, shout outs to all the drunk sexy big girls out there….. E.L loves you
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E.L.
www.reverbnation.com/edot
www.myspace.com/edotl
www.twitter.com/edot
“LabRatz Presents…. LRN ” Free Album Download.
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Hittmenn DJs Bigg V reppin Cleveland Mississippi
Cleveland Mississippi.We appreciate it.
2.Also congratulates on your 2009 SEA WIN!& your Duval Diamond Award Win!Did
you expect to win?
If anybody should it should be me lol no Seriously!!!!
3.How did you star off in the music industry?Do you remember your first
deejaying gig?You also got some Military Aircraft Electrician skills right?
It was in my veins to be a Dj or a Preacher well Looks like the DJ
Won! Started by hangin around with Older Djs and doing whatever I
could to be at the local radio station. Carrying Records, Equipment,
Running Errands, just to be around the business.
My first gig yes sirrrr!!! Lacy Hall Bass Amplifier, Home Stereo, did
the Records & Double Cassette Player Mix!!! lmao!!!!
Millitary yes got skills to pay the bills Aircraft Instrument Repair,
Flight Control System Expert, short version from Fighter Jets to
Helicopters
you want me there if you got a problem.
coalition?When did you become a Hittmenn Dj?
One of them yes !!! I RESPECT ALL DJS!! from the Country Jock in a
Blues Club, or the College Campus Dj, all the way to the top. Just
dont disrespect me so you dont have to find out about the other side
of Bigg V.
do you feel are indusrty ready?Who’s hot in Mississippi on the underground
circiuit?
Maaaaane a lot of cats are Ready! Some more than others!!! ck the
mixtape Judge for yourself..I have to be politically correct here. Yes
Siir.
Yes I was the GM of 7 Radio Stations what most dont know is I know the
Radio Station business from all angles. P and L statements, bottomline
reports, FCC regulations, ASCAP/BMI/Sesac fees, Ratings, Programming,
Production, Salaries, LMA’s you get my drift.
One of the hardest Dj’s Period!!!! Saw his grind and talent is Space
Age!!! You gotta align yourself with the right team of people.
CoolRunnings, Team BIgga Rankin, and my hometeam The Hotjocks!!!
Staffing up and making some moves drumrollllllll! Label coming soon.
Yes FEMA CHECK Part2? and more.
Simple when a Dj can gas up for free, get CDJ’s, Turntables, Needles,
Serato, laptops, Speakers, Amplifiers, Tracktor, Speaker Wires,
Microphones, Mixers, Hard Drives, Lights, Speaker Stands, Clothing,
Living Expenses, Promotional Flyers, Equipment Bags, Transportation
and more for Free!!!! Wellllll there you have it.
can they go about it?
662-347-4136 or vradio@gmail.com or call me at my office 662-843-4091×18
Becoming Debt Free!!!!!!!
furture.Any Last Words?
Yea thanx TREDUBB and Supastars Magazine for the interview
Make your Target the Universe and you will get the Earth, State, City,
town and Etc. Yes and help some Get Some Money!!! and Repeat!
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Bigg V Dj/Radio,Clubs,&Streets
Jammin 104/Power 106.5/Carnivo XO
Hittmenn Djs/HotJocks/Down-South Djs
Team Bigga Rankin/Cool Runnings
Paul Wall STRAIGHT OUTTA H TOWN
1.Some of your fans want to know what you are doing to give back to the community?
I think the most important thing to give back is presence in the community. People want to see that you are a part of their lives. Their struggles, and successes.
2.Your new single BusyBody ft Webbie and Mouse how did that come about?
I’ve wanted to work with them for a long time, and we finally made it happen. We took a trip down to Baton Rouge, Louisiana and hooked up with them in the studio and we came out with a hit
3.Your Fastlife album that drops May12th makes album number 5 for you right?
I’ve got so many albums I’ve lost track! Hopefully I’ll get the opportunity to continue making music for many more albums to come
4.What collabs do you have on it?
Too Short, Baby Bash, Young Joc, Lil Keke, Zro, Trae, Tech N9NE. Also on production there’s Travis Barker, Play N Skillz, Beanz N Cornbread, Happy Perez
5.What’s gonna be your follow up single to Busy Body?
I have know idea, I let the record label decide that
6.Also i see you are associated with Expensive Taste with Travis Barker and SkinHead Rob?
Yeah definitely. We have a group together as well as a clothing line. Our website is www.igotexpensivetaste.com
7.Since the recession has it affected your business ventures?
God is continuing to bless me and my ventures, but since if it wasn’t a recession I’m sure they would be even more blessed. But have to much to be grateful for to complain
8.Besides a new album what else you got in the works?
Me and my boy TV Johnny just put out our own line of watches. You can get them at www.grillsbypaulwall.com
9.Any last words?
Yeah check me out on twitter @paulwallbaby and make sure you pick up my new album THE FAST LIFE on May 12
NOTE THAT GOD IN SOME SENSE STORES UP OUR PRAYERS, ALTHOUGH THE LORD MAY NOT ANSWER OUR PRAYERS IMMEDIATELY, HE DOES NOT CAST THEM ASIDE, BUT KEEPS THEM FOR THE PROPER TIME OF FULFILLMENT…
Paul Wall
INTERVIEW BY TREDUBB
IM HEZE BABY NAW HEZELEO , IM FROM PAT.
5.Can you explain what the Triangle Movement and TGR is?THE TRIANGLE IS THE AREA WE FROM BMT PAT AN ORANGE ON THA MAP ITS A TRIANGLE AN ITS CALLED THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE, WELL I STARTED THIS MOVEMENT AWHILE BACK TO CONNECT THESE AREAS AN NOCK DOWN THE BARRIER OF IM FROM PA FUK BMT VICE VERSA ITS WORKED WE DID A PROJECT FEAT ARTIST FROM EACH AREA PIMP ALSO HELPED OUT THE GUYS WERE AMAZED BUT THANKS TO RILIEY B AN PIMP I WAS ABLE TO GET IT DONE. AN TGR IS THE LABEL I SHARE WITH MY BRO CARTEL HE’S ON LOCK BUT WILL BE HOME INA BOUT 22MTHS WE HAVE A FEW ARTIST WEVE BEEN GROOMING AN FEAT ON MIXTAPES ETC.
