Sometime between being too broke to pay rent and getting a got a court summons for delinquent income tax, Paco decided that he was done with fake s#!*.  His music is a reflection of that attitude.  His music brings the inspiration, struggle, love, and frustrations from his own experience.  He also raps your face off.

A Brooklyn/Queens based emcee (http://pacdiggity.com, his music has been featured nationally on radio stations and blogs, most notably on Hot97 (NYC), Hot93.7 (CT), Shade45 (Sirius XM), TeamBackpack.net, ThisIs50.com, SOHH, Verbicide, Wavo.me, 7th Boro and Kevin Nottingham. Known especially for his lyrical flows, energetic live performances, and deeply honest lyrics, his music bridges the gap between Top 40 radio listeners and Hip-Hop purists.  Similar artists include Logic and Chance the Rapper.

The passion and energy embedded in Ayo’s content and performance presence commands attention and has captivated the eyes of the music community, garnering notable attention. Recently, he opened for Talib Kweli at the legendary J.Dilla's tribute hosted by Jairobi of A Tribe Called Quest. He served on a panel with Lupe Fiasco, interviewed Russell Simmons for MTV and went on a successful European tour last year. He has also graced the legendary Apollo theater stage and featured at SXSW, where he opened for Gyptian. Ayo is a proponent of using his artistic platform as an avenue for social action; he organized a benefit for the kidnapped Nigerian girls and recently performed with his band to raise funds for children affected by contaminated lead water in Flint. His write-up as a Nigerian immigrant growing up in Flint juxtaposed with the water crisis, was recently featured in Huffington Post.

Primarily New York City based, Ayo plays with his own live band and dancers who move in a mesh of afro-beats/pop, modern, house, hip-hop and ballet dance styles.

Hello everyone!
My name is Serjo. I'm a pianist and composer.
I'm making music in different styles.
My dream is to share it with the world.
I  would like to spend more time to making music, but my hand disease does not allow it. :-(
But even so, I'm really happy to sharing my little music with you and know that someone likes it!

● All of my music is totally free and you can use it for any your project. Please, point me as music author and just put the link of my YouTube channel or my SoundCloud page in the description on your video.

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Shortly after leaving the court room, Privilegeb returned home to his uncle house to see all of his belongings on the lawn. His uncle had enough of his troubles. This was the last day he would be living at his uncles house. Privilegeb left his things on the lawn and decided it was time for him to start a new chapter of his life. He was 14 and he had moved to his uncle house because of the troubles he was having with crime and school; but he was just getting in to more trouble. He would get caught in drugs houses, fights in school, and being with the wrong people. Privilegeb moved in with his Mother and life started to change. He was able to meet a mentor in his high school, who would guide him through all his hardships. Privilegeb would start experimenting with music while he was finishing his associates degree in college. This is also when he would start hanging out with his brother Kiid Chris who is an lyrical artist. He would write raps and poetry but his focus was school. He would also visit the neighborhoods where he used to live and share his story from retrospect to the youth. This is how he got the name Privilege. The youth looked to him as an elder who was able to proposer and finished college. Retrospect eventually finished college, and started experimenting with music. This is how he fell in love with recording trap music. 

Privilegeb enjoys expressing his conscious pain through trap music using rhymes and melodies. In hindsight this Bronx bred is motivated by the youth and the influences of the modern Hip Hop era. He is vocal about his community. He has unique sound and gentleman vibe. He hopes to build the bridge from his city and express his life experiences through trap music through melodies; however, don’t let the music fool you Privilegeb has lyrical skills on the mic he will showcase. He is one of the few artist with a versatile style. Retrospec calls his music trap poetry. He was inspired by ATL but also brings a swag from New York. He is going to make you dance, cry, and turn up in your car. Privilegeb loves to party so he will give you a vibe like no other. Privilegeb feels the trap is the vicious cycle most black America’s are born in and have to find their way out of it. There is a cycle of poverty, crime, and lack of opportunity in his neighborhood. This is something Retrospect mentions in his music. He expresses this in his songs like savage and other songs. He also loves to express his happiness in records like Savage. He hopes to grab the attention of young black men and woman all across the world and those who can relate. So far he has performed in front of many difficult crowds in Harlem and the Bronx and has been able to win them over. This is was makes him strive for perfection.

Bliss: that moment of intimate joy; an ephemeral happiness in your soul. 
Love applied & good vibes.

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F a r r a h   B o u l é  is a multiple award-winning Artist, Musical Humanitarian and Reiki Master who is giving us a signature experience into the world of Healing Arts. She is the Founder of Tribal Hop Ecosystem of Healing Arts, a global initiative that explores the art of being, cleansing, and healing through sound energy, oral traditions, and visual therapy. She uses mindfulness and sound meridians to realign and balance the chakras of humanity while assisting them towards greater wholeness and transformation. F a r r a h conjures up new worlds by engaging in her own artful explosion, healing fantasy, and spirited musical evolution into captivating audiences around the world with her flawless expression of the human condition. As an entertainer, she is often compared to the High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone for her distinctive deep soothing voice and spellbinding performance. Her world music sound incorporates styles and rhythms that have qualities of strength, depth, spirit, structure, beauty, and intelligence.  

Her creative work takes a wide variety of forms from composing and directing to producing. She is a recipient of the Maya Angelou Harlem Renaissance Academy Award for her creative musical contributions. Her first album "Oval Metal" garnered her the Underground Music Award for Best Female Artist. She recently launched SoundShui Radio Show on Chuck D’s Rapstation Network's Anthem Tongue Radio Station. There she combines Mantra Meditations, Reiki Energy, and Sound Therapy to further her efforts in bringing the healing arts around the world. Her uniqueness spreads across all realms, including academia, having been personally invited to perform and collaborate with prestigious institutions such as New York University. F a r r a h had the great pleasure of launching Tribal Hop at the legendary Apollo Music Cafe October 2018.

Her musical influences would include Sade, Nas, Bob Marley, Nina Simone, Bobby Mc Ferrin, Luciano Pavarotti, Fela Kuti, Grace Jones, and many more iconic world music legends. Farrah Boulé has shared the stage with notable international artists such as Lenny Kravitz, Robert Glasper, Harlem Renaissance Orchestra, Bilal, Amel Larrieux, and Mos Def, just to name a few. Often she is spotted headlining with her band at renowned venues, jazz shrines, festivals, both nationally and abroad. Farrah Boulé once, called the Dali lama of music for her compassion to serve humanity by promoting human values of happiness, forgiveness and the art of being through Healing Arts; is the past present and future of music.

Music to break your heart and heal your soul.

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