Born and raised in Georgetown, SC, High Ryse is a native percussionist who excelled into a multifaceted - award winning Music Producer. With a vested interest in the weight and power of traditional drum patterns, High Ryse siphoned his influence from the silky mellow fusion of Rhythm and Blues, Soul and the meditative undertones of mid-tempo music.

Hassan "Agent" Bouhairie- Chairmen and CEO of Millennium Men Records/EMI Music/UMG 

Hassan "Agent" Bouhairie is a A&R and production management executive with a specialty in creating and directing a distinct and coherent sound for emerging and established recording artists, producers, songwriters, and musicians of all genres. Mr. Bouhairie is responsible for placing numerous gold and multi platinum selling records from his roster of songwriters and producers with top–tier-recording artists such as: Beyonce, Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Rihanna, Mos Def, Mary J. Blige, Diddy, Dr. Dre, John Legend, Tupac Shakur, Mac Miller, Diggy Simmons, G-Unit (50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo), The Rza, Carl Thomas, Ice-T, Method Man, Bun-B of UGK, M.O.P., Scarface, Consequence, Avant, Mobb Deep, Capone N Noreaga, Memphis Bleek, Big Pun, Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Styles P of The Lox and many others. Agent has enjoyed a long career as a groundbreaking deal maker. Prior to founding Millennium Men Records, Mr. Bouhairie was an A&R Consultant to such record companies as Tommy Boy Records, Gee Street/V2 and Warner Brothers. Agent leads, guides and enhances all aspects of the company and it’s clients. 

Introducing the bar-builder, beat demolitioner, and lyrical architect, known as Konflik--hailing from Roxbury, MA and blazin' mics across the entire east coast for over 20 years, this emcee's story is infamous but still untold to the masses. His evolution ties are with Boston MA's Krytical & The Bassment as well as Burlington Vermont's Belize Beha, GFB & Eye Oh You.  A stage show and studio veteran, Konflik has honed his craft alongside his brother, Grammy nominated and multi-platinum & gold producer/engineer Nastee (Mobb Deep, TI, Joey Bada$$); as well as noted Hip-Hop producer Es-K (General Steele, AG from DITC) and emcee legend Mikey D. 

The name might be new to you; but Konflik is a silent-staple in Northeast Hip-Hop rockin' on stage and the studio alongside Hip-Hop legends such as; KRS-One, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Brand Nubian, Sadat X, The Beatnuts, Smiff-n-Wessun, Cappadonna, Spearhead, Black Eye Peas, Common and more.

I am an artist that expresses himself through the form of song and other mediums."
Bennie remembers the first time he walked into Character Studios in NYC in 2001 and recorded his first R&B song as an “intern”. He soon transitioned into Hip Hop on the count of Hernan Santiago, his mentor at the time, double booking himself and calling Bennie to fill in for him in various parts of the five (5) boroughs in New York City.


Through his experiences, he has had the pleasure of working with top professionals and meeting many more producers like:
Charles Farrar, Buck Wild (from D.I.T.C.), Troy Taylor, Roger “Buddah” Monroe, Jaz-O, Dr. Period, Cool G Rap just to name a few.
After working in NYC for several years, Bennie found his way back to Georgia and started BRIM Audio, Inc. From 2005-2012 BRIM Audio, Inc. offered free services to anyone who wanted to learn about audio and signal flow on Saturdays at Connor’s Temple Baptist Church (Savannah, GA). Attendance was slim and only a few stayed to explore digital audio recording.
B.R.I.M. (Brains and Rhythm Igniting a Movement) was the first album that was put out by BRIM Audio, Inc. in 2008. B.R.I.M. (Brains and Rhythm Igniting a Movement) album was a politically conscience effort in expressing the frustrations of being young and black in the United States of America.
Emotional Connection, the latest album, is a musical compilation just like the B.R.I.M. release in 2008. As Bennie wrestled with the idea of releasing the songs found on the Emotional Connection album, he has expressed that this album is the last one that he will do on this level.
In an effort to raise money to finish the documentary on his dad’s life’s work and support himself in Los Angeles he has decided to release these songs, trusting his friends, associates, family and enemies would pay $3 dollars for a download of BRIM’s second album “Emotional Connection”.

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