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New music from my Seattle family Black Stax, 'Fiyah Storm' is the new track ft Erika 'eBellz' Bell. Produced by Rob Banks Beats. Mixed by Greg Fields. Press Play/Like/Share soundcloud .com/blackstax twitter.com /blackstax Instagram. com/black_stax

New visual for "Express Five" by Cohiba Season Directed by Joshua Hoang Produced by Chuck Kennedy available via iTunes here! twitter.com/c ohibaseason instagra m.com/cohibaseason soundcloud. com/cohibaseason

Creole King is a creative force, born and bred in the city of New Orleans, LA. As a child, Creole King discovered he had a flair for entertainment and love for creativity that was nourished by his home town. He would entertain his family and friends by imitating popular artists such as Jodeci, R.Kelly, LL Cool J, Dru Hill, and more. It was apparent that what began as fun and games, was a real vehicle for comedic timing and vocal abilities. Soon, music became his one true passion. Creole King honed his talent and incorporated his love for the Lord in the youth choir at First Hollygrove Baptist Church. As he developed, he began to compete in talent shows in the greater New Orleans area. In 1999, two friends, along with his twin brother, J. Henry, formed the group, Cristal. Cristal quickly gained local success in a competitive market by performing hit songs by popular groups, such as Dru Hill and Boyz II Men. Under his leadership, Cristal performed and won the world famous Amateur Night ...

Miss R: When did you first start writing/rapping?  I started rapping at the age of nine. I always loved writing poetry and short stories for school and it naturally evolved from that into lyrics over beats. The odd thing is, no one in my family or among my friends were rapping, just me. My love for Hip Hop, I believe honestly was sparked by a very iconic show in my eyes, “Video Music Box”. It is hosted by Ralph Mcdaniels and still airs to this day. I would hurry home after school to watch it everyday, such good memories. Miss R: Who are your musical influences?   My first major influence was Rakim. After him, definitely Da Brat, Tupac, Queen Latifah, Jay-Z, MC Lyte, Nas, and AZ. It is probably a few I’m forgetting but I tend to gravitate toward artists with substance, those that have a message to convey. Miss R: What motivates you?   My Wife and God. I have been with my twin flame Alicia for almost 19 years and she has always supported my vision ...

https://twitter.com/4iOfficial Check out the new visual from 4i 'REAL' Press Play/Like/Share Dreamt But Never Slept EP -Out Now!! Dreamt But Never Slept by 4i