Stu Kelly (that’s me) AKA “Kelly Green” was born in Washington, DC and relocated to Bethesda, Maryland at the age of nine. My dad played guitar in various bands throughout my childhood, exposing me to music from an early age. This was my first musical inspiration.

Although I wanted to play the drums while in elementary school, my parents bought me a guitar. The guitar was three quarters the size of a standard guitar, however, I found it difficult to play since my hands were too small. It was not until my dad brought his old bass guitar out of the attic that I found my calling.

In middle school, I began playing the bass more seriously. I would listen to his fathers forty five’s and pick out the bass lines, mimicking them the best I could. I began to take bass lessons, discovering that he was drawn to the seventies funk songs. One summer my dad asked me to join his band that was in need of a bassist. I joined the band, creating an opportunity to perform in front of a crowd for the first time.

At boarding school, I played in the Jazz band. This provided me with the opportunity to not only collaborate with other musicians, but play music every day. I spent time composing and recording music on a four track with other students.

During my freshman year at Savannah College of Art and Design, I started to composed Hip-Hop beats on my computer. Shortly thereafter, I met Stephen Pender and Yancy Wilkenson, my soon to be bandmates. When given an opportunity to collaborate for a spoken word event at SCAD, we obliged.  Shortly thereafter, the band Yancy and the Breakneck Quartet was formed.

After a successful run for about five years of gigging and opening up for Toni Braxton in Savannah the band parted ways. Now I have been blessed with the opportunity to collaborate with many talented musicians as I develop my sound further…

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With his melodic and straight forward tones, Alexander Dometri, has released the first Single, named after his Upcoming EP, “Imperfect”.  From songs of love, to hurt and pain, the ups and downs of life in Memphis, and time in the military, has shaped and molded him into a unique sound that can be felt and remembered. He is sure to catch the attention of music lovers to the likes of Jagged Egde, John Legend, with a twist of Music Soulchild. This combination will only make you want to hear more.

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Female artist and an inspiring model from Memphis TN. Music is my life, modeling is my hobby. I've had the honor of collabing with a variety of some of the most talented artists and I have the utmost respect for any artists out there whose grinding! Hard work & dedication is the Key! I'm currently working on a new project titled "My Life, Your Entertainment" so be on the look out for that. For bookings, features, cameos please contact Barrnone Ent. @2736766. Follow me on twitter @ILoveLadySha Instagram@1LadySha Thanks in advance!

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