J’sar is a Virginia-born lyricist with a pen rooted in soul and a voice shaped by the streets. Coming up in Newport News, J’sar’s early connection to music was nurtured in his grandmother’s home where soul records poured out of the radio and into his notebook. As a kid, he was already recording bars on tape decks, sharpening a skillset that would later become his life’s work. Now, after years of sacrifice, skipped summers, and growth both in and out of the booth, J’sar’s voice has matured into one that carries both authenticity and urgency.

J'sar speaks for the dreamer, giving listeners words to describe how they feel and encouragement to elevate their quality of life, proving that he’s not just here to rap, he’s here to speak, move, and evolve.

“As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to rap and be the voice you chose to listen to.”

“J’sar’s voice of reason deserves to be heard.” – Wendy Day, www.rapcoalition.org

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Sonya Townsend was born January 19, 1971 in the small town of Jasper, Texas. At age three Sonya was baptized, and from that point her passion for God grew. During her school days she attended ?Head-Start? and also was in the church choir and consistently participated in her local church?s activities. Sonya?s primary influences range from Gladys Knight to Hall and Oates and from Howard Hewitt to Shalamar, Shirley Caesar, the Reverend James Cleveland, Walter Hawkins and many others. ?There is something about the human voice that no one can really imitate. It carries a certain uniqueness that sticks with you and makes you appreciate music, and specific artists more so than others.? Sonya expresses that; ?Music is universal, because it reaches the soul of every person.? Sonya?s life soon crossed paths with many different opportunities. In 1991 attempting her freshman project with a local independent label, after releasing her first project she married her husband (with whom she has been with for fifteen years). In 1993 the couple was blessed with the first of three daughters, and as any loving mother would, Sonya walked away from a blossoming music career to be a mother. It was at that point when Sonya began to see one of her biggest passions (music) take a backseat to the necessity of being ?mom.? Finding fulfillment in her self-expression had always been an outlet, with the absence of music in her life, Sonya began to experience a serious struggle with depression and addiction. As her life began to spiral out-of-control Sonya was frequenting nightclubs as well as developing an addiction to prescription medication and struggling with alcoholism. In 2001 Sonya hit ?rock bottom? when her husband left her. Now hopeless and confused Sonya decided she would give God another try. She attended a Sunday service at Wings of Eagles Fellowship, it was then when Apostle Kelvin Hall delivered a deliverance service, which ushered the presence of God back into Sonya?s life. In a matter of four hours the Holy Spirit accomplished more than what AA, jail time, and rehabilitation could do. It was at that point Sonya became ?brand new,? God had redeemed her life, her love, her family, and her music. From that point her life was never the same, her transformation gave her insight into the heart of God and the spiritual realm. Because of this divine appointment, Sonya believes that God has given her a special message and gifting to take the message of Gods love and deliverance to every hurting soul who is in need of new life. GOD IS INFINITE LOVE WITHOUT A DOUBT

Love , Peace and Blessings Sonya

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Big Sty is a Rapper currently managed by Freeway Rick Ross on Rick Ross Music Group. Every now and then the Rap world needs a breath of fresh air. That time has come now with the long anticipated of BIG STY. For Hip Hop, Purist tired of the stagnant current state of the art form the return is long overdue. BIG STY made his debut in 2004 with the hit single IT’S A PROBLEM .when he called out most of Hip Hop’s current elite the track was metaphorical blizzard about of the music industry , executives and artist. Putting it bluntly when the single dropped, folks had a problem with BIG STY. The single was a receive rave reviews and launched his music industry journey .Although he Hails from Richmond Virginia and reps the DMV, BIG STY represents everyone who loves the Hip Hop Culture and the entire essence of what that means BIG STY is on a mission to make an impact not just with his music but with his philosophy. This Brother speaks his mind and is not afraid to drop “Some Science “. BIG STY’S influences are a glance in to his mind’s eye .They include KRS 1, Ice Cube , LL Cool J , Biggie and Tupac. These artist not only had lyrical skills, they spoke to about life , love , Hip Hop and what it means to be a Black man trying to make in a world with the odds stack against them. BIG STY grew up respecting many talented of veterans ,however it was the harder gritty rap of NWA and Kool G Rap that made him want to pursue a career behind the mic. “I’m a product of what some people today would consider old-school - the times where lyrics and original concepts were the premise,” Sty explains. “These days, everybody wants to bounce. That’s cool, but I still feel there needs to be a balance between the two. I’m trying to bring that lyrical ability, that conceptual ability, and bring it to a point where it’s still tight and it’s still Hip Hop at the same time. My life isn’t a mirror image of the hood, but I represent each side of the hood”. BIG STY’S has perfected an awesome live show, and has opened for the likes of Juelz Santana, MC Lyte, Scarface, Outkast, and Lil’ Kim. After establishing a healthy street buzz with the mix tapes Best of Big Sty Vol. 1 and 2, a double album Stycology, subtitled Don’t Get Mad, Get Money on this project he made a conscious decision to keep it a local. project show casing Richmond VA artist “Where I’m from it’s hard for artists to get exposed, so I figure the same way that Atlanta and Houston artists stick together, there could be an outlet on my album for artists who don’t have that opportunity. “Cry For Us”. The tragedy of Hurricane Katrina affected many people around the nation permanently, and while Big Sty was not directly hit, he found inspiration for “Cry for Us” through his friends. “I was on the road doing a promotional gig,” he explains. “I passed through Dallas, and a friend of mine who was with me had family members that had just relocated from New Orleans. I had a chance to talk to them and see the whole struggle they were going through with getting situated. Hearing the story from their mouths prompted me to do the song". “I’m a walking contradiction - what I feel today I may not feel tomorrow. Understand that I’m still a work in progress like everybody else. I say some things that I may regret, then again I may not. People keep saying ‘keep it real or keep it gangsta’ - I’m keeping it authentically me.” -

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