Monday, September 5, 2011

Who is Doc Frank Mixtape Hosted by DJ Infamous Set to Drop during the BET Hip Hop Awards Weekend Presented By the House of Adrene

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Who is Doc Frank Mixtape Hosted by DJ Infamous Set to Drop during the BET Hip Hop Awards Weekend Presented By the House of Adrene


September 2, 2011, Atlanta GA- Who is Doc Frank Mixtape hosted by DJ Infamous official release date will occur this year during the BET Hip Hop Award Weekend Celebration, with the official listening party that is presented by the House of Adrene; a Clothing Boutique owned by celebrity stylist Adrene. The event will take place on September 30th, 2011 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.

The Who is Doc Frank project has features from various artist including Lil Wayne, Snoop Dog, Ying Yang Twins, Bone Crusher, 8 Ball and Notorious Big to name a few, with the lead single “Everyday” as a bonus track, the mixtape has been receiving rave reviews before it’s official launch date.

“I wanted to give the people a glimpse into who I really am, with this project it is more than just a mixtape, it is a part of who I am, I really took my time with selecting songs that everyone could relate to on this project, I want my fans to enjoy it.” States Doc Frank

Track Listing
1.     Intro ft Bone Crusher
2.     U Aint Making No Money ft Bone  Crusher
3.     They Digging Me ft Snoop Dog
4.     Anit on that Bull Shit ft Lil Dam
5.     Selling 50’s ft KK Holliday
6.     Go-Rillza
7.     Gangsta Boogie
8.     Bill Ticket
9.     Bad Bitch ft Ying Yang Twinz
10.  We Fuckin ft E-40
11.  I Stay Dressed Ft Notorious Big & Bonz
12.  We Sling Crack ft Evolve
13.  I wanna Know
14.  Just Rollin ft 8 Ball
15.  It Aint What it Seems
16.  Standin
17.  We Pimpin
18.  Something Good ft Ceelo Green
19.  Cho Cho Train
20.  Don’t Let Me ft Bone Crusher
21.  Late Night
22.  Monstarz Inc ft King Tun



About the Artist: Doc Frank
Never giving up and always having faith, he continued to evolve and Doc Frank found his genius in his monstrosity called Monstarz Ink., Doc Frank's independent record label. Doc Frank's love and driven nature for the music has placed him among the elite. Doc Frank's love for the art and the culture has inspired his genius to create and inspire a new genre of music called Reggae Pop spearheaded by his #1 artist Queen Diva KK Holliday. At present the artist and the producer and the CEO known as Doc Frank from the beginning thru his evolution into his genius has continued the rich legacy of Ohio hit making music as well as trail blazing his own legacy of timeless creative art and music.



Saturday, July 23, 2011

Amy Winehouse Dies today at 27

Amy Winehouse died on Saturday, at 27 years old, the same age that has mysteriously claimed a few other talented-yet-troubled musicians, from Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix to Janis Joplin and Kurt Cobain. Her death is probably one of the least surprising tragedies in recent memory, given that we've been witnessing her slow-motion decline for, well, ever since we've known her.
But then again, it's one of the most surprising,because we've been witnessing her slow-motion decline ever since we've known her. It's the only way we've ever known her, so none of her self-destructive antics leading up to this were really all that surprising when they occurred. Winehouse punched a fan? Poor fan! She's lost a frightening amount of weight? What a druggie. She got booed off stage in Serbia? Man, is she a joke. The saddest thing about this tragedy is that Amy had to die to finally surprise us.
When Winehouse was first introduced in the U.S. in 2007 with her single "Rehab," off her albumBack to Black, her darkness felt like a schtick -- it was a new, edgy reinvention of the 50s girl group dynamic, and a singer using her bad-girl appeal wasn't any cause for alarm. This was Winehouse's year -- she cleaned up at the Grammy Awards in 2008, snatching Record of the Year for "Rehab," Best New Artists, and Song of the Year for "Rehab."
But critical acclaim aside, Winehouse had built her image as one defined by drugs, alcohol and general misbehavior, and what came in the four years following Back to Black fit nicely into that image. Besides, who really worries about a rock star who does drugs, starts fights and gets wasted? This created an odd dynamic where her behavior was indirectly encouraged and ridiculed -- keep doing what you do, and we'll pay attention to you... for a little while at least.
To be fair, not everyone shrugged off the warning signs. Back in 2007, many began sounding off on Winehouse's decline, suggesting it would end in tragedy and likening it to a "slo-mo car crash." But the novelty of her behavior soon wore off, as did the concern. Winehouse acting out just became expected. After all, did she really "deserve" our attention in a constructive way? She hadn't given us a record since Back to Black, so why should we care if she makes a fool of herself on stage -- again -- even if she is clearly on some substance? The most recent incident in Serbia just became more fodder for ridicule instead of a real cause for concern.
Aside from Frank -- Winehouse's 2003 debut album that broke her onto the UK scene -- and collaborations with other artists, Back to Black was all we really had of her. We can likely expect an album -- of the songs that were expected to be released on an album in January of this year -- will surface sometime soon. But for someone with such limited contributions, Winehouse's influence has still been felt, with the likes of Adele crediting her with making her path to fame "a bit smoother." For now, it's Back to Black.

Credits the Huffington Post

Sunday, July 17, 2011

The Get Green Tour is Calling all Artist

Coming Attraction Promotions Kicks off the Second Leg of the Get Green College Tour in Montgomery, AL

“Calling all Artists!!”
“Are you ready to take your product to the next level?”

Atlanta, GA- July 4th, 2011- Coming Attraction Promotions is giving independent artists the opportunity to perform on some of the same stages that artists such as Gucci Mane, Nikki Minaj, Yo Gotti, YC, Travis Porter, Waka Flocka, Rocko and Future have performed on to break the songs you hear playing on the radio in major markets such as Atlanta, Chicago, New York and Miami.

Coming Attraction Promotions is kicking off the 2nd leg of their Get Green College Tour in the month of September in Montgomery, AL and they are giving independent artists the opportunity of a life time.   Independent artists will be able to open up for a major act in one of the hottest clubs in the various cities on the tour in addition to performing in front of hundreds of people that can turn into fans that will support your music through purchases and attending shows, you can also receive reported radio spins, placement on the mixtape that will be distributed throughout the tour, participate in the college campus meet and greet and live on the air interview at various radio stations.

The Event kicked off in Huntsville, AL with a blazing performance by Shawty Lo. Lil Hot and a plethora of independent artists took the opportunity to see their name in lights.

“I love the independent artists and want to give them same opportunities that major or signed artists get to perform their music on a real stage in front of real fans and not at an open mic that will not garner them the results they need to actually go to the next level.” States Arlinda Garrett, Creator of Get Green Tour

About the Get Green Tour:
“Saving and Preserving Mother Earth is the reason behind my Tour”, states Arlinda, “We all have to give back and do our part to educate the community on how recycling is a long term benefit.”

The second leg of the tour kicks off in September and will continue to 7 cities spanning the Southeast with stops taking place in Tallahassee, FL; Greensboro, NC; Savannah, GA; Nashville, TN and Atlanta, GA.

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Get Green Tour is currently accepting National, Indie and unsigned artists as well as Labels and Sponsors looking to partner for a national branding opportunity.  For more information, contact Get Green Tour at (678) 948-8217 or email: getgreencollegetour@gmail.com
To learn more about Get Green Tour, please visit the company online at: www.getgreentour.com

Friday, January 28, 2011

Interview: Future - Talks Dirty Sprite Mixtape, ATL Music Scene and More

Future is a new artist out of Atlanta that I predict will be the next big thing coming out of there. He's been everywhere in the last couple of months, and now with his recent mixtape, Dirty Sprite hosted by DJ Scream, DJ Esco, and DJ X-Rated he's solidifying his position. Not to mention his hit single,"Yeah Yeah" featuring Rocko and Tity Boi is gaining momentum everyday.

I recently talked to Future about the Atlanta hip hop scene, his mixtape, and his musical roots. He also talked about the DJs who've been rockin' with him, and his future plans in music.

Side note: excuse the annoying buzzing sound in parts of the interview. The connection was a little effed up.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Interview: Bobby Creekwater

Atlanta's own Bobby Creekwater is gearing up to deliver a new wave of music to his faithful fans. Bobby Creek has been in the game for over 10 years, and after leaving Shady Records in 2008, he's been making strides in the independent scene. Bobby talked to SheBloggin.com about how he linked with Shady Records, major vs independent music, the power of the internet, and his new music from his upcoming album, The Birth of a Dictator.

Interview: Jae Millz

I had the chance to speak with Young Money artist Jae Millz recently. During our interview, he talked about how life's been since signing with Young Money, Drake's album sales, and his upcoming projects. Then of course, I had to ask about their plans for Lil Wayne's prison release, and the infamous Kat Stacks.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

The New Face of R & B

“Hailing from Baltimore Maryland, Ebone is taking the R & B World by Storm”


Baltimore, MA- July 25, 2010- Emerging from the rugged streets of Balitmore, Maryland the song bird know as Ebone is taking the music industry by storm with her new hit single “Miss Your Love”, bring a powerful sound and voice to the new age of R & B. Ebone is ready to be crowned the new princess of R & B.

As the current single “Miss Your Love” is getting ready for it's National Terrestrial Radio debut on August 3rd, it has already gained major attention via the internet and various blog sites. In less than 3 weeks after the release of the song via the website and Ebone myspace page, DJ's, Industry Elite and Program Directors from across the country where screaming for the single to make it official release date.

With the help of her label Living Proof Records, a independent Label based out of Baltimore, Maryland, Ebone is working on her debut project “From the Heart” which has been coined a Tour de Force from a young singer who knows who she is as an artist. With the majority of the album produced by Ghost a Baltimore-based producer, this album is sure to stand out and create its own lane.


About Ebone
This 21-year-old Baltimore native has a voice that is at once familiar and refreshing – reminiscent of the greats who have helped to define R&B music, yet clearly unlike anyone forging their way into the industry today.

As Ebone embarks on her life as a professional recording artist, she says she is excited about the journey ahead. “I’m looking forward to all of it -- especially meeting many of the recording artists that I’ve admired all these years. I look forward to doing bigger shows and singing and performing with bigger audiences. I really look forward to everything that comes with being a performing artist and to creating many lasting memories for myself and others.”