Rapper Impact The Truth Teller is garnering attention nationwide with single “Baby Mama #1”
Rapper Impact The Truth Teller is garnering attention nationwide with single “Baby Mama #1”
Calvin Veasley, who hails from Dayton, Ohio, is a writer, rapper, producer and poet who you may know as Impact the Truth Teller. He is certainly setting the bar high for other rappers in the game! His way of thinking is unmatched. He has a lifetime experience as a writer and can create hit songs without hesitation. It has been a while since Impact has been in a studio, as he lost his desire to write after the death of his father in December of 2013. However, recent events would prove to be the fire he needed to get his creative energy flowing again.
On December 8, 2016, while in the hospital recuperating from surgery to have a tumor removed from his bladder, Impact the Truth Teller came to grips with his regrets. One of his main regrets was that he did not continue his dream to write and do poetry. A few days after he was released from the hospital, he was out Christmas shopping with his son.
In reviewing class grades online, he recognized his son was failing three classes. Impact called his son’s mother to see what should be done about the situation. All she wanted to do was argue and finger-point. Impact decided to walk away from the conversation, ended the call, and the shopping trip came to a halt. Because his parents appeared to be fighting again and the shopping trip was cut short due to his grades, his son became upset. He took his son home and on his way back, he stopped at the studio to freestyle some poetry. This served as the inspiration for his latest single, “Baby Mama #1”, produced by Eliot Slaughter and Featuring Evan.
“Baby Mama #1 (Jazz version) featuring Eliot Slaughter” and “Never Give Up.” are records he is currently working to perfect for his fan base. His music has a smooth, melodic ole school feel that appeals to event the most discerning fans! With several songs written and produced years ago and with his current soon-to-be chart-topping music, there is no stopping him from living his dream. With the work ethic of a seasoned vet Impact The Truth Teller is guaranteed to be a round for years to come!
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Getting know Black Pablo
Eric Durkins Stone also known as Black Pablo is an independent music executive and rap recording artist with a voice that resonates far beyond his music. As president of an indie record label, The Medellin Team, and promotions company, G Code, Black Pablo bridges a gap between “the streets” and charitable giving.
His passion for music paired with philanthropy stem from challenges he faced growing up in one of America’s most infamous communities, Dayton Avenue of Flint, Michigan. Dayton Avenue of Flint bred his brethren, the Dayton Family, that established themselves with three members as a ‘90s gangster rap group best known for their 1996 certified gold F.B.I. album. As Black Pablo toured with the Dayton Family and worked in a supporting role within the network, he refined musical talent he’d inherited as a young drummer-boy and gained in-depth knowledge of the music business.
Capitalizing on the highs and lows of his life, Black Pablo makes music for “those that hustle and can relate” to his vices and victories. A survivor of gun violence and juvenile delinquency, Black Pablo has overcome a nine-month coma and a five-year prison stint that has served as a catalyst for change. He bases the concept of success on the words, “loyalty over royalty,” where a helping hand never outweighs personal gain.
Black Pablo continues to work alongside the Dayton Family today to alleviate the challenges the community of Flint faces in their water crisis. The most recent initiatives of the Dayton Family are a youth program at a local Boys and Girls Club and a community fund for outstanding water bills that remain in Black Pablo’s hometown despite the tainted water supply.
Now as a resident of Lincoln Hills, California, out on a branch of his own, Black Pablo creates music that is a true testament to his upbringing in the ‘thorough’ streets of Flint. His record label, The Medellin Team, organizes food and clean water drives to the disadvantaged in partnership with the Town & Country Lutheran church of Sacramento, California.
In his newly released album, Life of a Hustler, Black Pablo stays true to his gritty roots, authentically provoking messages of ‘hustle and grind’ back into underground hip-hop. Ten percent of all proceeds from, Life of a Hustler, will contribute to the Dayton Family’s community water bill fund, holiday and school supply drives sponsored by The Medellin Team.
As a music executive, recording artist and community organizer, Black Pablo sets a footprint for independent artists of today to use their platform as a segue into social entrepreneurship.
Medellin Team merchandise is available through online sales at themedellinteam.bigcartel.com. Music and updates from Black Pablo and The Medellin Team can be found on Instagram at @blackpablo6979! and @teammedellin.
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How do you know if you can fly or not, if you don’t ever take that leap? In life, we often miss out on many blessings due to fear of the unknown. As humans, we often lean on the side of caution because we are taught that taking big risks is often met with stress and failure. That was my mind set before building the courage to take this leap. While we always try to be proactive by planning accordingly, nobody can account for mishaps that may deter our dreams. Those mishaps can often shape us into the person that we become, because they help to build our character. With that in mind, the magnitude of this project was something that I had never experienced before. It began with true-life events that occurred in my life, which fueled life altering emotions that I memorialized in writing. Each chapter traces my journey to the person that I am today by capturing all of my victories and triumphs. Every single lyric chronicles my life in my own words; no alternative facts or fake news, just my real-life experiences. For example, the song “My Worth,” examines the discussions between DA and Daniel from their own perspectives and give insight on how misleading the glass house often is. In addition, the song “What If,” was basically me questioning myself and the revelation of life if I were to lose everything and my eventual reaction. I wrote “Fed Up” from a female’s perspective being mindful of the unfair treatment that many ladies face in relationships. Being a man who admittedly broke a couple of hearts and had my heart broken, I tried to capture the emotions fairly from both sides. In everything, there should be communication, sacrifice, and most importantly appreciation for one another and my hope was to write a song that spoke to those attributes and lack of. Lastly, the song “The Prayer,” explores my personal journey and relationship and discussions with God. This was the pivotal moment in my life that gave way to my decision to Let Go and Let God. I asked God for guidance in finding my purpose, which lead to my decision to take the Leap. It’s said that all you need in life to success is faith, determination, and the will to continue when all else fails. Ask and you shall receive for he will bless you with abundance. With that being said, I have officially taken “The Leap” and I am taking it “On Faith”. Please join me in my journey.
How do you know if you can fly or not, if you don’t ever take that leap? In life, we often miss out on many blessings due to fear of the unknown. As humans, we often lean on the side of caution because we are taught that taking big risks is often met with stress and failure. That was my mind set before building the courage to take this leap. While we always try to be proactive by planning accordingly, nobody can account for mishaps that may deter our dreams. Those mishaps can often shape us into the person that we become, because they help to build our character. With that in mind, the magnitude of this project was something that I had never experienced before. It began with true-life events that occurred in my life, which fueled life altering emotions that I memorialized in writing. Each chapter traces my journey to the person that I am today by capturing all of my victories and triumphs. Every single lyric chronicles my life in my own words; no alternative facts or fake news, just my real-life experiences. For example, the song “My Worth,” examines the discussions between DA and Daniel from their own perspectives and give insight on how misleading the glass house often is. In addition, the song “What If,” was basically me questioning myself and the revelation of life if I were to lose everything and my eventual reaction. I wrote “Fed Up” from a female’s perspective being mindful of the unfair treatment that many ladies face in relationships. Being a man who admittedly broke a couple of hearts and had my heart broken, I tried to capture the emotions fairly from both sides. In everything, there should be communication, sacrifice, and most importantly appreciation for one another and my hope was to write a song that spoke to those attributes and lack of. Lastly, the song “The Prayer,” explores my personal journey and relationship and discussions with God. This was the pivotal moment in my life that gave way to my decision to Let Go and Let God. I asked God for guidance in finding my purpose, which lead to my decision to take the Leap. It’s said that all you need in life to success is faith, determination, and the will to continue when all else fails. Ask and you shall receive for he will bless you with abundance. With that being said, I have officially taken “The Leap” and I am taking it “On Faith”. Please join me in my journey.
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FREE Lil hood the Yung G of BIG TRUCK RECORDS
I go by lil hood the yung G
Naw im from east saint Louis
I came down to visit a homie that was station in the army and while I was here I wanted to get my music out
It all started in middle school we use to have small talent shows and I would have to say my biggest inspiration was my big brother
You couldn’t count us on your fingers toes and knuckles we are everywhere, hell Obama may be with us to lol
Darnell was working with a local record label and they were interested in working with me but I seen so much confusion within there camp I declined there offer but donnell didn’t give up up on wanting to work with me he even stop working with the fraud folks he was with just so he can work with me. And as far as ell we were at a friend house and he was rappin I heard his voice we did a collab and been working as one ever since
Supastars Mag:Why is it so hard for an artist to get put on coming out of Central Texas? Because these boyz cant rap lol naw but man to be honest I think its all on the artist I mean as long as an artist accept that this shit wont happen over night and it will take a lot of time and a little money and a lot of networking he or she should be ok its not hard at all to me.
Supastars Mag:How did the K Town Anthem come about? I reached out to acouple of people from different hoods basically put the pride aside and said lets make this happen and it turned out to be a success just like everything else I do.
No one specific I respect any one that’s really on the grind and staying focus on what there trying to accomplish
Stone is a cool dude I have work with acouple other Killeen artist aswell and the model was a model I found in a strip club lol couldn’t deny all that ass
Supastars Mag:Did you feel any pressure getting on the track with TREDUBB and who hooked that up for you?… No pressure at all but I was excited as far as working with TREDUBB.
Supastars Mag:I see you did a song called Gangsta B**ch was it dedicated to any particular female from your past that was down with you at that time when you wrote it? Everything I rap about most def always has a meaning and I was talking about a past part of my life every real nigga need a gangsta bitch
Supastars Mag:Don’t you have a song in the works with Maybach Music Group artist Wale?Is this track going on your album or wale’s? it is in the working and once complete it will be album product
Supastars Mag:Who all have you collabed on tracks with and who else will you be featuring on your new album?if you could get a feature from any artist who would it be? Ive been in studio session with platinum selling artist mikeal, and ms. Paula deanda also more and if I could do a collab with someone it would be kanye west and Miguel on the same track
Supastars Mag:With these industry collabs and your steady grind do you see yourself signing with any label soon and if so which ones are u looking at for a deal? All deals aren’t good im staying patient until a good one is on the table
Supastars Mag:Do you think you got street cred or do you feel that you are still out here getting it? Naw I don’t believe in that I don’t want to have cred for my past doings In the streets I just call it a lesson learn
Supastars Mag:Do you make music for doe boys or the ladies or a mixture of both? I make music for human beings with 2 ears lol its for anybody
Im a better writter
Supastars Mag:See you dropped your mixtape All The Way Gangsta which did good on Datpiff.com were you surprised at the amount of units sold on the streets and downloaded on the internet or did you expect it? From all this sipport that I have from all these differ citys I was expecting a little more
Supastars Mag:You got some peeps on lock and a few that passed away is that what drives you so hard to be successful? That’s true
I have a dvd coming soon call who is lil hood and new music will continue for ever
I don’t have just one word that can best describe me but if I had to choose it would be national
Supastars Mag:If someone wants to book you or get a feature who do they contact? Call 225 921 42 99 or lilhoodsaidthat@gmail.com
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Supastars Mag:Whats your thoughts on the election will matter to you who is elected? I think everyone should be able to vote I feel felons in all states should be able to vote because the future changes that the new president will bring will effect them aswell so theyre vote should count
I cant answer that.
Supastars Mag:What advice would you for anybody wanting to get into the music industry or an artist trying to make it if he’s a baller on a budget in the streets?
Supastars Mag:What would say is the main downfall of any artist that was on top in the music industry?what are you doing to make sure you don’t fall in that genre? I think artist get to comfortable and lazy I will stay productive, patient and prayerful
Supastars Mag:Have you ever tricked with a female rather it’s a cup of drank or a square be honest cause we all done fell victim at some point? Tricking is a broke man made word to me lol I love to take 1,000 one dollar bills and act a donkey in the strip club from time to time with my team.
Supastars Mag:Got a facebook or a twitter?A website? Twitter @lilhood_gripboy And facebook lil hood gripboyz
Supastars Mag:Any thing you feel you would like to add before we end this interview? I appericiate the support from everyone god bless yall
A Candid Interview With Soundz Grate
* What’s up Soundz Grate?
* What makes you “Sound Grate”?
* How has your 2018 been so far?
* What plans do you have for the Summer?
* Could you tell the listeners a little about your music?
* What’s one of your favorite Waka Flocka songs?
* How would a Soundz Grate / Waka Flocka collaboration sound like?
* Who are some other artists you would like to collaborate with?
* What would you say was one of your best collaboration so far?
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Promise For Keeps (Remix) Matthew Schultz x Gyptian x Electric Bodega
The original version of Promise For Keeps has been very successful with almost 600,000 streams on Spotify already, reaching #21 on the iTunes UK Dance Charts, Top 100 on Beatport, #18 on Music Week Club Charts and is currently trending on various Spotify playlists. It now has over 3.5 million plays on Soundcloud for all remixes!
This latest remix is by Electric Bodega, a DJ/Production duo from Staten Island,New York, Mike Cash and DJ Klutch. They have done remixes for Drake, Jay Z, Justin Bieber, Konshens and Avicii and their original material has hit over a million streams on Spotify, with their last two remixes reaching over 7 million streams.
It takes the idea of a reggae/dancehall vibe of the first remix and takes it into new territory. After a vocal introduction from Gyptian, it breaks into a syncopated reggae beat with an exotic vibe guaranteed to get hips swaying on the dancefloor. The exotic feel increases with a section featuring a wild flute melody over a four-to-the-floor kick, maintaining the syncopated percussion that makes the whole track groove.
This continues into the second verse, and returns for the final minute giving it a tribal, bacchanalian mood that will have the dancefloor going crazy by the end. I’ve already stated the merits of the song itself; a lilting, memorable vocal melody with touchingly romantic lyrics. This remix retains those strengths, along with the smooth-as-honey vocals of Gyptian and the equally fine vocals of Schultz in the second half.
Overall, this is a fantastic remix that will send this song’s popularity through the roof, along with raising the profile of Matthew Schultz, Gyptian and Electric Bodega even further. For fans of Calvin Harris, PartyNextDoor and in particular Major Lazer and Diplo, they are going to love this remix and is expected to be a DJ favorite in all the clubs this summer.
Matthew Schultz social links:
https://www.facebook.com/matthewbschultz
https://twitter.com/mschultz33
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https://instagram.com/matthewbschultz/
