Love Kelli, born in the late 80's in Maryland, has always had an affinity for music.  From teaching herself to play three instruments to harmonizing to anything with a melody, Kelli always knew that music was her passion and her first love (no pun intended of course). Kelli's mother and cousins nurtured her passion for eclectic music since birth. As a teenager, Kelli was already singing on the scene in Washington DC, and records with her first young performances in the '90s and early '00s album credits with such eclectic acts as Leo Soul, Kil The Giant, The Spinowitz Experiment, and The Invisible Diamonds  are much sought-after collectors items.  Upon learning new styles from her mentors, Kelli was then introduced to DJ Stubbs (Get Busy Committee, New Kids on The Block) in 2012 and the two instantly clicked stylistically. Stubbs infused the already multi-faceted Kelli with his knowledge of hip-hop, indie-pop, and electro and the two began working on the forthcoming LP "To Music, Love Kelli". The 2015 slated album will have people united in dance from coast to coast.  From folk to rap, broadway to pop...Love Kelli is here to take the world by storm! 

Formed in 1987, The Skully Boyz consists of three youthful rappers from the same neighborhood of New Orleans, LA. Two of the three, Young Drip and Lil Murder X were already regionally successful, each having spent several years making a name for themselves in the local rap scene. The newcomer, Skippy P, raps with a polished style that belies his age and inexperience. The Skully Boyz output is significantly similar, in personnel as well as musical direction, to the group members' solo albums. This, coupled with the fact that all three rappers are signed to the same label, made The Skully Boyz as much a marketing ploy as an actual group. In 1997, the foursome released their debut album, Come Step 2 Diz on Spytech Records. The Skully Boyz limit themselves to what they know: guns, sex, and money. However, the three rappers' entertaining and varied deliveries and original backing tracks (provided by in-house producer DJ Stubbs) separate their release from numerous similarly themed releases. Despite little or no commercial exposure, Come Step 2 Diz quickly sold over 226 copies. Watch out world, The Skully Boyz is invading in 2014 and beyond! 

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