Monday, November 29, 2010

STRES$



I got the pleasure to interview STRES$ and this is what he had to share with us....

First of all, thank you for the opportunity and opening the doors to us and our readers to get to know you a lil better and get familiar with your work and your talent.....
When did you start having interest in the entertainment business? How did you start?  I started having an interest in entertainment when my love for music finally spilled over into a recording studio. At the time I would just record a few freestyles until the CEO of the studio thought I could do it professionally. He then inked me to the (at the time) independent label “AKONO ENT” and that’s where my career started.


Where your artist name came from? And what does it stands for? It actually came from a basketball tournament. My teammates said dude guarding me looked stressed so they called me stress 1 because that was my number and after the tourney the 1 dropped and stress stuck…I added the dollar sign as a metaphor to always chase money thus Stres$

Is my understanding that you write your own lyrics, what inspires you and what kind of message you trying to transmit? Life inspires me the world is limitless and so is the human brain I really don’t have a particular message I just want to prove I can show my talent while entertaining my audience without dumbing it down. I try to bring the  essence of lyricism back to hip hop which I think is strongly lacking now a days

From all your songs so far... Which one you identify yourself the most? And Why?
I have several actually I have a record called so gone and a freestyle over the kanye west beat say you will where I touch on a lot of personal feelings such as never knowing a father or being stressed over life’s situation and some times feeling suicidal not literally   just to show the severity of life’s ups and downs. So I would say those two records  




What is your opinion in a lot of the "mainstream" music that we listening to right now on the radio that a lot of times is full of non-sense and empty lyrics...
I think the game is a cycle…and unfortunately we’re in the cycle of hooks and beats so the lyrics are poor but its refreshing to see  new artist like Drake and J. Cole to start the wave of lyrical artist . Its sad of who dictates what’s hot when it comes to mainstream but whoever is in control is doing a poor job  just my opinion thank God for the artist who have substance and creativity , enough to create their own lane and not give in to “mainstream” music

What Mainstream Artist you look up to or inspire you?
I look up to Jayz who in my mind Is the greatest of all time  also look up to others such as Rick Ross, Kanye, Fabulous and Lil Wayne Artist who are innovative lyrical and creative  

Now back to you... What is your most recent single?
I haven’t released an OFFICIAL single yet but the record I leaked was “Louie Shades” produced by Justice League.
Which due to paper work I wasn’t able to push it officially. The next single that will be released by me you will definitely hear about it shortly ….

Any upcoming projects or shows that we should be looking forward to?
Im in the lab currently as we speak working on records for my next project “blood on my notepad”
Stay tuned for new music,videos and shows etc   coming to you real soon

If one of our readers want to read more about you or want more information what sites they can go to or who the would contact? For all inquiries on me you can contact my manager @topknotch_diva by email at topknotchmgmt@gmail.com or calling her at 888-906-8806 ext 5 or follow me on twitter @stressgotbars and you will be able to hit me up directly and get all information.

Before we close this interview... Thank you again for the opportunity and any shout outs or any other information that you would wanna share with us? First and foremost thanks you guys for having me. Secondly I wanna shout out my city Miami dade county  my 4 horsemen team my management and everybody who loves and support me!  Da kid Stres$ signing out live life and God bless


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SALUTE THE DJ'S AWARDS

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TIME TO VOTE AND SUPPORT THE DJ'S

Salute the Dj's Awards are around the corner January 18, 2011 at THE ATRIUM and its time to support the DJ's. Some of the DJ's nominated are:

DJ ROB-LOW- for Most Overlooked DJ and Hottest East Coast DJ

DJ BEANZ - for Hottest Female DJ, Most Grinding DJ, and Most Talked About DJ

DJ LOCKY STYLEZ - for Hottest Overseas DJ

FLEET DJ's - for Hottest DJ Crew

DJ Q45 - for Hottest Club DJ and DJ of the Year

DJ BIG JUICE - for Hottest Radio DJ

Congratulations to this and all the other DJ's that have been nominated. Please vote and show your support. RESPECT THE DJ!!!!





Saturday, November 27, 2010

Judah Priest Latest







Check out Judah Priest interview Monday, November 29, 2010 where he is going to be talking about his upcoming LP's and soon to be released mixtape by Judah Priest and Yung Budd tittled SCHOOLYARD BULLY
hosted by DJ Rob-Low.



Exclusive cover previews of LP's Coming Soon;

Valley Of Kings


Valley Of Kings 2

To Book Judah Priest contact
"E" 
Manager
415-439-0124

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Or visit

Most Recent Mixtape

The Year Of The Priest by Judah Priest
& DJ Rob-Low

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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with the Best Female DJ & Best Host on a Mixtape Southern Entertainment Awards Nominee DJ BEANZ

It's a great honor for me to bring to you not only a great DJ, but also a friend, and one of the most hard working woman in the entertainment business.....

NYC Connexion; First of all thank you for giving us the opportunity to have this exclusive interview with you and giving us and the world a better idea of who is this Female DJ creating all this buzz.

DJ Beanz; Well, I appreciate you taking the time to get to know me and for all the support.

NYC Connexion; Dj Beanz, How did it all begin?

DJ Beanz;Well, I grew up utilizing music as my outlet in so many ways, but just to fast forward when I was 19 I moved to Florida and began promoting for a small Drum & Bass label, messing around on the DJ's tables during meetings and social gatherings until they finally just decided to throw me on the tables at a club one night. I say "throw" because I had NO warning (laughs) apparently they felt I was good enough at that point. When I got everyone on their feet dancing, it was a feeling I will never EVER forget, I just knew then that this is what I wanted to do.

NYC Connexion; Where did the name came from?

DJ Beanz; Well, when i first started I went with the name Soldata (meaning Soldier in Italian) but later when I moved to DC people started calling me Beanz because I'm from Boston (you know, the whole Boston Baked Beans thing) and a promoter put my name as DJ Beanz on a flyer one time and the name just stuck.

NYC Connexion; What are the names of some of the coalitions you currently belong to?

DJ Beanz; Fleet DJs, Slip N Slide DJs, 730 Dips DJs, Third Coast DJs, T.R.A.P. Star DJs & BLOK Club DJs

NYC Connexion; Besides you ofcourse, Who is/are you favorite DJ/DJ's? 

DJ Beanz; Well, there are alot of DJs I truly look up to, I must say Roc Raida, Grand Master Flash & Tony Touch were reasons I always held an interest in Dee Jaying and my mentor & one of the most amazing DJs out now DJ Ykcor.

NYC Connexion; You have been nominated before for Best Female Dj at the International DJ Awards earlier this year. How does it feel to be nominated again not only for Best Female Dj but also for Best Host on a Mixtape? and Where can we go and vote?

DJ Beanz; I am so honored, especially being up against some great female DJs in that category. It feels amazing and Ive worked so hard so these nominations motivate me to keep grinding and growing. The feeling of being recognized and appreciated is something I can't explain. You can vote at http://www.southernentawards.com/ballot/vote.html

NYC Connexion; Talking about being nominated Best Host on a Mixtape, You have a great series of Mixtapes, Reigning Real... Where did the Reigning Real idea came from?

DJ Beanz; Thank you. Well....i always say "Real Recognize Real" and I have a few supporters that call me "Queen Beanz" (laughs) also I push REAL hip-hop to the fullest so I kind of linked all those concepts together & just came up with Reigning Real. Royality type shit, so nothing but the realest hip hop, reggae & R&B (in my eyes) goes into the series.


NYC Connexion; Reigning Real Vol. 1, Who hosted Vol. 1? (click in the pic below to listen/download for free)

DJ Beanz; Vol 1 was hosted By Money B, from Digital Underground and new hip-hop Duo M*A*S*K (Money B and Scott Knoxx). This was a big deal to me cause Money B happens to be an amazing DJ and back in the day Digital Underground had a major impact on hip-hop & I feel as though M*A*S*K has some refreshing music to bring to the table, also Mon has one of those memorable voices.

NYC Connexion; Who hosted Vol. 2? (click the pic below to listen/download for free)



DJ Beanz; Vol 2 was hosted by an artist I recently came across from Roxbury Massachusetts, Sean Hines. Ever since I heard the track "Check Your Man" I've been ON HIM! (laughs) Sean brings that real life hip hop to the table and his grind is incredible. He's fairly new to the game and my goal   right now is to break his records. He's very talented and his music, drive, style and voice is refreshing and an inspiration to me.


NYC Connexion; How can the artist submit music for one of your mixtapes and what are the requirements?

DJ Beanz; Artists can submit music to trax4beanz@gmail.com MP3s MUST be properly labeled with track title and artist name. I also appreciate Main, Clean, Instrumental and Accapella when available (allows for a more creative mix) I run specials for mixtape slots on a regular basis




NYC Connexion; I know you love to break records. Are you doing radio at this time? and What do you look for when you're gonna break a record?

DJ Beanz; I do love breaking Records! I DJ to push that heat in peoples ears. I stick to internet radio because it allows me to be as raw and free with my mix as possible. Right now I have 2 shows on Fleet DJ Radio ( http://www.fleetdjs.com/ ) which registers BDS so artists with publishing get paid and can track their spins. Spill the Beanz Radio airs every Monday at 12(noon) and Friday at 1pm EST. Also starting this Tuesday, Nov. 16 (and this is the exclusive part of the interview) I will be hosting along with E (My manager better known as Ms. NYC Connexion) a radio show called REIGNING REAL at http://www.teamblackradio.com/ on Tuesdays and thursday 10am and Wednesday 4:30pm you will be able to tune in from your phones and anywhere where internet is available. And I also have an all female mixshow on http://www.focusonthedj.com/ called a Female Take Over, its also accessible from Sprint, AT&T, Altell and Worldwide Cellular phones. There's more stations in the works (winks) but I wont talk about them quite yet.
When breaking an artist I look to see what separates them from other artists, something beyond the beat and a catchy hook. Also if the artist has no drive or desire to push their music why should I? So I look for hunger and consistent music from them, not just the "one hit wonder" type.

NYC Connexion; REIGNING REAL RADIO SHOW is gonna be crazy, those who know us are already saying radio will never be the same, so you all gotta check it out. Is there any artist you are working directly with at this time?

DJ Beanz; I have a lot of artists I'm working with right now but honestly my main focus is Sean Hines and Akshan (a reggae artist from the DMV area).

NYC Connexion; Ok changing the subject a lil bit , I know you also  model..... How does being a model complement your career as a DJ?

DJ Beanz; Well, it has its ups and downs because sometimes I just want to be recognized for what I do for hip-hop and not my looks but on the plus side it gives people a good visual to put with the music (laughs). I do enjoy a good photo shoot though.



NYC Connexion; What is the biggest misconception about DJ Beanz?

DJ Beanz; Everyone thinks Im Puerto Rican, Im actually Sicilian (laughs). Nah, I don't really know how to answer that because with me what you see is what you get honestly. I don't care too much what people think of me as long as they enjoy my mixes. I keep it 100% real and nothing less. I'm a very humble fun loving free spirit with a some what twisted personality. But any questions or thoughts people have about me, they can ask, I'm not easily offended by any means.

NYC Connexion; What is it about DJ Beanz that is creating all this buzz? and What's next for DJ Beanz?

DJ Beanz; From what I hear it's my grind. I literally don't sleep. I strive to be better and truly master the craft of turntablisim. There's not many female DJs first of all, and I definitely think my flavor is a lot different from the other female DJs. Whats next...hmmm....well I hope a Justos award (laughs) and there's alot of artists I really want to do mixtapes and possibly tour with. Mixtape wise I'd love to do tapes with Jadakiss, Styles P, Grafh, Papoose, Nu JerZey Devil and a few others.

NYC Connexion; I know you have a lot of work to do so we gonna let you go for now, but before we do... Is there any shout outs or anything you would want to add?

DJ Beanz; There's so many people (laughs) first and foremost my fans and supporters (I'm nothing without them) you my manager and one of my best friends, DJ Ykcor, DJ Infamous 804, Sean Hines & the whole Rushin Embassy Ent fam, Certified, DJ J Buttah, every one of my coalitions aaaand my haters (makes me know I'm doin somethin right). I'd keep going but we're running out of time.

NYC Connexion; How can our readers follow your work and get in contact with you?

DJ Beanz; Twitter is definitely the best place, I LOVE Twitter (laughs) @HollaAtBeanZ and my blogspot http://www.hollaatbeanz.blogspot.com/ where I post all of my recent mixtapes and some passed radio shows. The official DJ Beanz website is coming soon.

NYC Connexion; Thank you so much for your time its a pleasure for me to bring to my readers MY (Yes, i said my) DJ (laughs) and we will definitely keep our readers posted on your latest  career moves and wish you the best in this recent nominations.....


DJ Beanz; This was a great interview, I enjoyed it. And thank you so much, I hope I win!!!


Noa's Ink "ERIC" in Reality TV "NY INK"?






Once again we doing it NY!!! Reality show NY INK is coming in town, and Noa's Ink artist Noa "Eric" needs your support. Click the following link and vote for ERIC to be 1 of the featured TATTOO ARTIST on the reality show "NY INK"  http://bit.ly/b1SQAI (Deadline is Nov. 15 so vote for ERIC now...)

If you are not from NY you need to get familiar with one of the best tattoo artist that NY have to offer. We had the chance to sit and talk with this great artist and this is what he had to say;

NYC Connexion; What can you tell us about yourself?


Eric: I've been a proud parent of the tattoo machine since Dec 2005. I compare it to the pride of a child because each image I create is from me. It's my passion and a hobby that feeds my creative side. I’ve worked in many tattoo shops from NYC to New Jersey, and was featured in two magazines “Urban Ryder” and the “July 2009 issue of Skin n Ink”. Most recently I was featured doing LIVE tattoos on the NY based satellite radio station www.mixxxkingzradio.com.


NYC Connexion; What part of NY you from?

Eric; I’m From the Bronx and licensed by the New York State Department Of Health.

NYC Connexion; What can you tell us about your equipment?

Eric; All needles are BRAND NEW and never reused! All tubes and grips are cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner, and sterilized in an AUTOCLAVE. For those who don't know what that means I basically cook the shit out of my equipment for your and my safety, for the standards of healthy tattooing.

NYC Connexion; What can we expect at Noa's Ink?

Eric;

-Tattoos (No cosmetic tattooing…sorry)
-Touch ups
-Cover-ups
-Tattoo parties
-Custom work

NYC Connexion; What can you tell us about your designs?

Eric; All custom designs will not be duplicated and are reasonably priced. I have also been known for bartering, depending on what you have to offer is something I can benefit from or need.
With my customers permission all work will be posted on my website with a description of what it is the client wanted and the meaning behind it.




NYC Connexion; Where can we find pictures of some of your work?

Eric; You can view my work and get more information at;



NYC Connexion; Any special shout outs before we let you go because in your own words "Time is Money"

Eric; Shout outs to:
The Tattoo Demons (Rane Felix & Ralphy Tatts)
The Heavy Hitters
E from NYC Connexion

Everyone who follows me on twitter,And all my friends on facebook.
Thanks for the support.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

SALUTE THE DJ NOMINATIONS DEADLINE NOV 22


Email your nominations to: Salutethedjs@gmail.com


Most Overlooked-DJ Rob-Low

Mixtape DJ- DJ Ykcor

Most Grinding-DJ Beanz, DJ Rob-Low, DJ Ykcor

Most Talked About-DJ Beanz

DJ of the Year DJ Q45

Female DJ-DJ Beanz

Most Tweetable-DJ Beanz

Hottest East Coast-DJ Rob-Low

West Coast Simon Sez

South-DJ Infamous804

Overseas-DJ Locky Stylez

Club DJ-DJ Q45

Radio DJ-DJ Infamous804, DJ Big Juice

Hottest Crew-Fleet Djs, Blok Club DJ's

Nominate the best of the best!!!!




S.U.P.R.E.M.E.






The dictionary defines the word SUPREME as: Above all others in power,
authority, rank status or skill. Of the greatest or most admirable kind.
Greater than any that have gone before or the greatest possible. In the
highest degree or of the most unmitigated kind.


S.U.P.R.E.M.E. strives to achieve all of the above.

GENESIS: Born in the Bronx, New York, the home of Hip Hop,
S.U.P.R.E.M.E. grew up and around various pioneers of Hip Hop, taking
him under their wing in the streets, artists such as Slick Rick,
KRS-ONE, Guru, and others almost served as father figures and role
models to him in Hip Hop, "It's crazy, like I can remember watching
video music box wit' Slick Rick when I was a kid, being at the park with KRS freestyling, Guru trying to kick it to my moms, bumping into Doug E., this was just how its was coming up, but you never realize the kind of history it is ‘till you look back on that stuff" says the young MC.
As S.U.P.R.E.M.E. grew so did a budding Hip Hop, he matured with both
hands on the pulses of the negative and positive aspects life, attending
Catholic School while living in the heart of various Bronx ghettos
learning right and wrong by witnessing all the tragedies the streets had
in store for his peers as well as the thieves, gangsters, and killers he
was around at a young age, long before the DVD's, Songs, and Movies, a
young S.U.P.R.E.M.E. heard first hand accounts of the street life from
the enemies, accomplices, friends of infamous street legends the likes
of AZ & Rich Porter, Larry Davis, Fat Cat, and ironically the queens
known Supreme.

TRANSITION: In school the child with a 151 I.Q. would often write poetry
in class, after quickly finishing his class work, at the age of 14
friends took notice of his quick ability to learn his favorite song
lyrics and improv the songs flow with new words. At 16, S.U.P.R.E.M.E.
reached a crossroad spiritually and creatively, growing up as a Roman
Catholic, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. read up on many religions for personal
knowledge and spiritual gain, taking beliefs from the Nation of Gods and
Earths and The Catholicism he grew up with, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. became one of
a kind.

MUSIC: It was also at 16 where he decided to write his first raps, his
mind at time would create faster than he could write he would end up
with 64 bar raps at a time. S.U.P.R.E.M.E. felt this was his calling
from a higher power, within the next 2-3 years S.U.P.R.E.M.E. quickly
accomplished his goal of becoming a street legend, from schools to
hoods, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. has been in hundreds of battles some personal,
some for entertainment, but always memorable. He's battled and become an
eight (8) time rap battle champion in a broad tournament (Hip Hop Shop)
against some of New York City’s best M.C.s. His many live performances
have contributed to his reputation spreading through the states like
wildfire. In December 2003, S.U.P.R.E.M.E.s "4 Track Demo" scored a
higher rating than the entire Multi-Platinum G-Unit album "Beg For
Mercy" in Music Notes Magazine & Ozone Mag.

WRITER: Also an accomplished ASCAP writer, has written for a number of major
artists and genres (rap, rock, rnb, reggaeton gospel, etc) as well as up
and coming artists like 10yr old PStar as seen on MTV's MADE, The
Spanish National Anthem & NBC's "America's Got Talent", Slip-N-Slide
Artist Kode Street, and rock band Death's Desire, as well as his contributions to movie soundtracks and TV commercials.

Young and Focused: S.U.P.R.E.M.E. has his hand on many levels of
entertainment and society. From writing video treatments, being the
spokesperson & model for many up and coming clothing lines, to lending a
musical hand in his recent affiliation with TALIBAN DIPSET alongside
Star Crimes, Super Producer A-Million, & Luca Brazi, the man responsible
for the rise of The Diplomats & Purple City. Opening up for Ciara, 50 Cent, & Pharrell, & in 2008 before legal woes was scouted by Max B for a label situation as well as the Clipse. Also across seas, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. is a member of the Hip-Hop Collective "ASIO KIDS", a German Production, Film, & Street Team. And always for progress and
change, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. is a known staple in many communities and
organizations; he is also a strong advocate for NORML (National
Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws). The hood’s college prodigy turn symbol of hope.

THE THESIS: S.U.P.R.E.M.E.'s Love and dedication to his craft shines
through on many levels, whether it be freestyle rhyming, recording in
the studio, or performing on stage, He's as proficient in his work as
any accomplished musician. S.U.P.R.E.M.E.s writing is filled with
metaphors and similes that are sure to have fans in awe as they
ultimately become aware of their full meaning. Due to the many
influences musically, S.U.P.R.E.M.E. has become a chameleon of
versatility. Making his music ever exciting as it is almost a mystery as
to if the song you are hearing is him, with every track he reinvents
himself and his sound, something that takes most artists their whole
career. His timing and flow are impeccable. He has an amazing knowledge
and respect for Hip Hop and its pioneers, at the young age of twenty five.
Many rappers seem to be stuck in a box be it underground, commercial rap
or off in some abstract tangent says S.U.P.R.E.M.E. He is able to
capture fans from many genres of rap. His passion is apparent as he
strives to be remembered as one of the culture's truest MC's, a word not
often used anymore or appreciated by most and puts the Bronx on his back
and carries it back to the glory days of when the BX was the undisputed
leader in the game of Hip Hop! Stay tuned More to come.




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