NEW CHILDRENS BOOK AIMED AT HELPING THE YOUTH BETTER UNDERSTAND THE COVID19 PANDEMIC
With everything going on in the world today due to the COVID19 pandemic, many children are confused and wondering what’s going on (as many of the adults). It can be a challenge for many parents trying to pacify their children while educating them on the sudden lifestyle and pattern changes going on in their life right now, luckily Mo Betta Books presents the perfect solution, a brand new children’s book titled The Adventures of Larry Long Brow & The Coronavirus, a short digital e-book designed to educate and inform the kids on the world changes while being fun and enjoyable.
The Adventures of Larry Long Brow is very entertaining and humorous and gets it’s message across without preaching or being condescending to the young readers. This book is a fun, and lighthearted way to explain what’s going on to children during this world wide crisis.
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Florida’s own Theolodge building a global movement!
In a era of cookie cutter rappers “Theolodge” had definitely created a lane of his own.
A dominant player in the Florida music scene “Theolodge” has been building his solo career for quite some time now. His signature style has become synonymous with a diverse collection of melodies and compositions. Theolodge has honed his musical skills over the years, creating a laid-back sound with his unique style and voice. Influenced by some of hip-hop’s elite artist, such as Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Kanye West, Missy E, Outkast, Biggie and Tupac, Theolodge is ready to take his place as the Next Big Thing.
Hip Hop is an art and a movement and he works hard to perfect his craft. Not a stranger to the global stage, Theolodge began to expand his music globally by traveling to Midem, the worlds’ largest music conference in Cannes, France where he shared the stage with Wyclef Jean from the “The Fugees” in 2017.
The performance with Wyclef opened the doors for a tour to Mumbai, India to perform as a headliner act for the “Totempole Music Festival”. Since 2018, he has been on tours to Europe at least twice a year, making touring overseas a regular process for his brand while expanding to the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands.
Theolodge has been honored to have his music appear on the national TV channel “The CW” multiple times as well as Netflix. He has been working with Florida’s Natural Orange Juice company, which lead to being featured on a billboard. He has endorsements in the works and is looking to partner with other global companies to expand his brand “KREW” and get his music in the ears of everyone that enjoys feel good vibes.
In 2020 he released two singles: “Hallelujah” and “Good Morning” and is currently working on his fifth studio album. Theolodge lives by his favorite quote: “Dreams don’t work unless you do!”
In a lane of his own he strives to be different from the over-abundance of cookie-cutter rappers in the game today.
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itstheolodge
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Cameron “Quote” Bailey does it all to honor his late mother
Baltimore rapper Cameron “Quote” Bailey discovered his love of music at a young age. His mother passed when he was only 9 years old leaving him angry and confused. Instead of turning to the streets as many do he decided to redirect those emotions to poetry and writing music. He partnered up with a couple of friends to do music but soon after became a solo artist.
Cameron chose the stage name “Quote” as he used to always quote other artists. One day he said to himself “the world will quote me.” Quote’s drive and determination is much different from other artists because he doesn’t do it for money or fame but for his mom and everyday looks to the sky saying “Mommy I will make you proud.”
Check out his latest single on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/track/29ka1HIcOz9taJDIUFITOR?si=WGA_2iLVRk…
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Alter Ego: NOKAP
Dondiva Alleyswag Garnering Fans Worldwide
Hip Hop is a culture and art movement that began in the Bronx in New York City and female MC “Dondiva Alleyswag” is working hard to keep it alive, which is not an easy task in a oversaturated industry primarily dominated by males.
Rapping since 2014, her biggest influences were Biggie Smalls, Wu-tang Clan, Nas, Mobb Deep, Mary J Blige, Ameri, Nirvana, Aaliyah and Red Hot Chilly Peppers to name a few.
Her mom is her greatest influence in life, because she taught her the greatest lessons of survival. She instilled in Don Diva the will to never give up.
Her current single “Bring Da Wave” is in rotation on GCR Game Changer Radio in Atlanta with 170 million listeners globally as well as other independent and college stations. The single is generating quite a buzz garnering fans worldwide! Her next single “In The Zone” will drop in June to anxious fans.
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under the name don diva alley swag
Flowez Mr. Billups is setting the bar high for other rappers
Setting the bar high for other rappers in the Kentucky music scene Flowez Mr. Billups has been building his solo career for quite some time now. Influenced by the community, culture, and life experiences he aspires to perform music that speaks to fans across the musical spectrum. Recognizing Hip Hop is an art, he works hard to perfect his craft.
His signature style has become synonymous with a diverse collection of melodies and compositions.
There are many ways to describe Flowez Mr. Billups, but unique, talented, and charismatic just seem to scratch the surface. He has gotten this far by being honest in his music, not hesitating to share both the pain and triumph of growing up in a rough neighborhood and hustling to survive. Being real takes you far.
Currently on DefBoyProductions LLC roster he has descended upon the Hip Hop world with rapid, spittin’, tongue-twistin’ skillz setting the bar high for other performers.
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A Candid Convo With K.T.E. About Current Projects And More
Where are you from?
Anderson, SC (By way of Honea Path, SC)
How long have you been doing what you’re doing and how did you get started in the first place?
Since 10th grade… My English Teacher encouraged me into converting my poems into lyrical verses.
Who were the first influences on your music and style?
I come from a musical background… My mom and her sisters were singers, along with other relatives.
In your opinion who is the most influential and successful artist in your genre today and why?
It’s a toss-up! Chris Breezy, because we both have similar styles (Minus the tatts, lol. No offense anyone) … We both Sing, Rap, and Dance. I too have a Fun-Goofy side, being a Big K.I.D. at heart, lol. I also enjoy some forms of Art; like paintings, Sculptures, etc.
What aspect of the music making process excites you most, and what aspect discourages you the most?
What excites me is working with the creation process (from picking/producing a track to writing the last bar of a song) … as long as the Vibe and Energy is positive!
At times, not receiving acknowledgement for my efforts could be considered discouraging.
In your experience thus far, what is the best piece of advice in this business you actually followed? And one you didn’t follow, but now know for sure that you should have?
Learn the Music Business, but sometimes you have sat back and let your hair grow (Patience is a virtue).
Stick with your support group while supporting those whom support you. In order to help others, you must first become established on any given playing field.
Which ingredient do you think is most essential in making your sound and style the way it is?
Creative Freedom helps … it’s part of creating a successful brand.
What single are you currently pushing and what will you be dropping next?
The current single is T.H.U.G. LOVE, and next in line is the EP for Shorty So Sexy, on all music platforms.
What can fans expect from you in the future and where can they stay up to date on your movement?
KTE now has merchandise for both males and females coming out in 2020, started with the shoe, KTE 3(Inspire by K-TRIK-E).
We’re also working on a movie entitled “Bad Affiliation” written by Vincent Webb.
Along with releasing more music, I will be looking at getting back into hosting radio.
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Chopping it up with Brooklyn Perry
Where are you from? I AM FROM BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY BORN AND RAISED IN MARCY PROJECTS
How long have you been doing what you’re doing and how did you get started in the first place? I BEEN DOING MUSIC FOR 19 YEARS NOW. I GOT INSPIRED BY JAY Z AND I KNEW IF HE CAN DO IT SO CAN I.
Who were the first influences on your music and style? LAURYN HILL , MC LYTE, QUEEN LATIFAH AND REMY MA
In your opinion who is the most influential and successful artist in your genre today and why? I FEEL DA BABY IS BECAUSE OF HIM JUST BEING SOMETHING DIFFERENT RIGHT NOW FOR THE INDUSTRY. HE GIVING DIFFERENT SOUNDS AND FLOWS PLUS STAYING CONSISTENT. BUT ORIGINALLY I WOULD SAY POP SMOKE BUT HIS LIFE AND CAREER WAS CUT SHORT RIP TO THE WOO
What aspect of the music making process excites you most, and what aspect discourages you the most? Well recording and doing videos process excites me the most because I get to hear my work and reenact the lyrics for the video and use creativity. What discourages me the most is nothing that percentage of not making it cause I know it’s others who is just as talented as I am or who is working harder then me. I just trust the process now.
In your experience thus far, what is the best piece of advice in this business you actually followed? And one you didn’t follow, but now know for sure that you should have? The best advice I got was be yourself don’t lose yourself in the process. And always remember “mo money mo problems”. The worst advice that I got was no advice and trying to figure out the business part of music and now I know it best to make sure you got your papers and business right before releasing any music
Which ingredient do you think is most essential in making your sound and style the way it is? The main ingredient for me is confidence, being confident and believing in your craft and when I sound confident my style come off original and strong
What single are you currently pushing and what will you be dropping next? I am pushing my new single “Win or Lose” and I am dropping my mixtape “She Coming” next
What can fans expect from you in the future and where can they stay up to date on your movement? They will be expecting more of me and getting to know Brooklyn perry but not just as a artist and Entrepreneur. But get to know Brooklyn perry for who she really is for her wins and for my struggles and battles to reach my dreams.
They can follow me on Instagram @brooklynperryofficial on twitter @brooklynperry20 SSoundCloud, YouTube and Spotify “Brooklyn Perry”
Getting to know Zeeno
Where are you from?
A: Brooklyn, NY
How long have you been doing what you’re doing and how did you get started in the first place?
A: I’ve been recording music for 25yrs now. Started out as a teenager in ’93.
Who were the first influences on your music and style?
A: Probably Method Man. MOP. Redman. Early Big Daddy Kane. I’ve always been a fan of dude that really rap.
In your opinion who is the most influential and successful artist in your genre today and why?
A:Well I believe success is unique for each person. So if record sells equal success to you then I would say Drake is the most successful at this time. Kendrick as well. I personally like the career of J. Cole. I love the live performance aspect of it and he’s constantly touring. So yeah, there’s a few examples of what I would consider successful.
What aspect of the music making process excites you most, and what aspect discourages you the most?
A: I really like performing to a live audience. The ability to create a moment with a stranger is exciting to me. I’m not a big fan of doing press.
In your experience thus far, what is the best piece of advice in this business you actually followed? And one you didn’t follow, but now know for sure that you should have?
A: The best advice I’ve been giving that i actually followed was to remain true to myself with my art. Don’t start doing things just for money. The best advice I’ve gotten that I didn’t follow immediately but wish I would have is forget about a record deal. Invest in yourself. I’m doing it now but had I listen to that advice 15yrs ago I’d be a lot further along in that journey.
Which ingredient do you think is most essential in making your sound and style the way it is?
A:Truth. I feel like as long as I put my truth in my art it will always be a reflection of some part of me.
What single are you currently pushing and what will you be dropping next?
A: Right now we are pushing “Zeeno & The G’z” feat. Fly Ty of the Rockboy G’z. The full self-entitled LP “Zeeno” will be available everywhere 5/7/2020.
What can fans expect from you in the future and where can they stay up to date on your movement?
A: Fans can expect me to continue to push the envelope as an artist. Also look for me to throw my hat into the executive game. Big Band Music Group is my production company and I plan to start laying the foundation down for that. Helping other artist achieve their own personal goals.
You can follow me on any of my social media platforms to stay up to date and in tuned with everything Zeeno.
Facebook: Zeeno51
Twitter: Zeeno51
IG: Zeeno51TIE
Prince Quez single “Etc” garnering fans worldwide
One of Brooklyn’s rising artists Prince Quez discovered his passion for music at a young age, some of his influences include Michael Jackson, Prince, Earth Wind and Fire, Stevie Wonder, R.Kelly, Usher and Ginuwine.
At the age of 15 he performed at different schools, prisons, shelters and hospitals incorporated under the Tony award winner choreographer George Faison. The program gave a group of inner-city kids a chance to learn how to act, dance and sing with a message of positivity. Prince Quez doesn’t like to label himself as just a R&B artist because he respects all music and makes music for audiences of all genres. He has satisfied the taste of some of music’s most discerning fans. His latest single “Etc” has received a lot of attention and he plans to make a video for the single after the quarantine ends. With talent, focus and drive you expect to hear a lot from this artist in the future.
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