| Visibility and recognition are essential in
the development of an independent artist. Created as a
solid approach to publicity and public relations, this
on-line community including a global audience of fans, radio
station programmers, club promoters and music industry
representatives, provides a more personal link to the artist
and their products. |
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Mr. Flamboyant |
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A
Lone Warrior |
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Face
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A native of the ATL, Mr. Flamboyant's biggest influence in music was his mother, a background vocalist for Curtis Mayfield. His Uncle, William Guest of Gladys Knight and the PIPS tutored him about the industry and his step-father, a drummer with legendary artists James Brown and Aretha Franklin taught him to program a drum machine at a mere 10 years of age. He went on to produce tracks for some of the ATL's leading Hip Hop artists and of course carried over the the musical traits of artists you still hear today along with old school representation. Mr. Flamboyant has overcome the drama of streetlife and is now on a different path in creating a positive lifestyle for himself and others through music.
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Carlos Kane |
| Title: |
How Many Times |
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Jamstone Records |
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He has been an entertainer and songwriter for more than a
third of his life. Standing against the R&B traditions
established back in the day of Stax and Hi Records is an
awesome thought in itself. Memphian Carlos Kane holds it
down with a new era appeal. The dance inspired "How Many
Times" and "Let Me" are expected to make an undeniable
impact in the music industry. The title "My Wifey" speaks
for itself. The ladies love it. Expect national attention to
this artist as he expands his musical horizons. There is a
lot more to come. When he hits the stage - he is doing what
he enjoys the most. |
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Frank Lucas |
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Dancing & Romancing |
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Jamstone
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Remember the catch diddy "Mmm Mmm Good" and one can turn to
the year of 1977 when Frank Lucas turned his musical heart
and soul out to all the women of the world in a title tune
"The Good Thing Man." This single sold over a million
copies. Unfortunately, TGTM and Frank Lucas were never
visualized as the same person. TGTM became the female
listener's fantasy man, while Frank Lucas remained committed
to turn our an array of better songs, inspiring such tunes
as "Don't Put Out The Fire, Vernon Garrett's, "Crossroads,"
and Margie Evans,' Good Thing Queen. That was yesteryear.
Today, Frank Lucas and TGTM are united, but this time he's
looking for "Juicy Love, Juicy Girls from this current
album, "Dancing and Romancing." |
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Artist: |
Terrordome |
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Mydnyght Creep |
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Jamstone Records |
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Creating a new genre, Horror-Crunk, DA TERRORDOME is off da
chainsaw. This is a dirty south Halloween classic. Be wary
boiz and ghouls - you can get your thriller on with this
hit. |
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Artist: |
Ten Up |
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Untouched Territory |
| Label: |
Mar-Kel Records |
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Artist: |
Jconn |
| Title: |
V's Up A's Down |
| Label: |
South North Records |
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Various |
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Starbreakers Presents: ATL The Corner
Of Rhythm & Bling |
| Label: |
Jamstone Records/Mar-kel Records |
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| A compilation of ATL's finest up-and-coming
artists. Check
our own from Diddy's "Makin the Band" contestant LAVONTAE. A
songtress with an armload of new soul. The newest phenomena
is MA'NOTIC's "Big Girl" in which the world's plus size and
full figured ladies are downloading this song and putting it
up on YouTube. Ladies are also crazy about Memphian CARLOS
KANE. |
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Artist: |
Frank Lucas |
| Title: |
Dirty Ol' Man |
| Label: |
Jamstone Records |
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| Frank Lucas needs no introduction-simply-a
reconnect with a faithful audience. He is definitely back
and by popular demand, is back with the million seller hit,
the original "Good Thing Man." The titles are self
explanatory and need no interpretation. Listen and enjoy. |
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