An unreleased track by the late X-1. The best that never did it. 

Bang - X-1

This song was inspired by my nephew and cousin who in there first year of college was exposed to the college party life and while both are from christian families and backgrounds, the way to avoid the peer pressure is to just make wise decisions and walk away from situations that they were not comfortable in. #ksimmsmusic

My type of hype

On this episode of The Big Dig we take a look at the issues of diversity, inclusion, and equity in the CRE Industry, focussing particular attention on building a pipeline of talent from all backgrounds.

Our panel, moderated by Malia Lazu of The Urban Labs, includes Sandra King of the CREST Program, Taidgh McClory of CBRE, Amanda Strong of MIT Investment Management, and Ric Ramsey from the Nexus Summer Programs.

Big Dig Podcast Episode 7 - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

"Amazing Grace" was written by Andre' DuBose dedicated to his daughter Grace O. DuBose featuring @darin campbell on background vocals.

Amazing Grace

Yesterday

MERRY CHRISTMAS

This song is a remake of the Boston Based Quartet group called Uneak-Aproach.  Titled "COME RUNNIN". the original song was a love Ballard about a relationship with a woman.  I remade the song and made it about a relationship with God. The music was played by Kirk Parks and Produced by Billie Pain of William Hurt Productions along with DEVINE ENT/MGT

Andre "DEVINE" featuring Daryl "DALLAS" James "COME RUNNING"

THIS IS MY RENDITION OF THE OLD NEGRO HYMN "AT THE CROSS WHERE I FIRST SAW THE LIGHT, AND THE BURDENS OF MY HEART ROLLED AWAY". THIS IS A SMOOVE SLOW VERSION OF THE CLASSICAL HYMN

At The Cross "EASTER REMIX"

DARYL JAMES once had a solo career, and asked me to help produce and arrange his vocals. So this is the first song we did. I believe we recorded this in 2003 The song is titled "SARAH"

DARYL JAMES feat Andre Devine

DARYL JAMES feat Andre' Devine

This was my favorite group back in the day. The Scavengaz were from San Pedro, CA. I am surprised that they weren't picked up by a major as hot as they were.