I am Mann-E I love the music more than anything, over 22 years and still counting... Independent owning my own is the key to success... God bless all my real fans and supporters... Thank god for allowing me to stay, relevant during all these none talent having artist now days.💯 Loving all my real fans love you guys... Once again thank god for allowing me to learn more and more about the music buissness every single day...💯💪♥🎶

☘️🧚‍♀️ Northern Irish singer songwriter / composer / producer..
Following my soul contract from the divine.
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With over 24 years of experience creating my own original music I am a creative director, composer, visionary, a professional singer, a music producer, and a lyricist. I channel my creative vision. I also compose, produce, write, arrange / perform my own songs, as well as collaborate with other singers, musicians, and composers. I have a passion for music and a talent for creating original, engaging, and impactful songs that resonate with diverse audiences. I have multiple skills in music, songwriting, singing, and music production. I am fully qualified also in performing arts. I am always eager to learn new techniques, technologies, and trends in the music /creative field, and to share my knowledge and experience with others. I value creativity, collaboration, diversity, and innovation, and I strive to make a positive difference in the world through music.

There was a time, not that long ago, when hip-hop was about more than models, money and the headaches that come with fame. Back in the day, the music was about real-life struggle; about finding power when everyone was holding you back. It was about waking up with nothing and hustling just to live to see another day. Stories of life in the streets laid the foundation of the movement. Now it’s time to take it all the way back with Rellion, one of the most promising new artists to emerge from the Dirty South in years. 

Rellion became a local phenom with his first record, Tru Story, which chronicles his days grinding just to survive. His lyrical legitimacy was hard won. The story of Rellion’s youth reads like a modern American Tragedy of loss, drugs and redemption. 

By the time Rellion was eight, his father, one of the most notorious drug dealers in the South, had been sent to prison for the second time. A few months later, Rellion’s mother, who had also fallen prey to drugs, was herself incarcerated. “My parents were locked up, then my uncles were too,” he recalls. “Crack had a major effect on my family, until all there was left was old folk and children. That’s when the responsibility of taking care of the family fell to me.” At the time, Rellion was 11 years old. 

Suddenly thrust into role of parent, protector and advocate for his younger brother, and ailing grandparents, Rellion had to make sure there was food on the table and the lights were kept on. Sometimes they weren’t so lucky. Too young to get a legit job, Rellion turned to the streets to feed his people. “The same thing that wiped out my family is what I turned to to put food on the table,” he says. “It made me feel awful. I had to bottle up my pain, and fight not to hate the world.” 

Rellion dropped out of school, but he refused to let his young brother follow the same path. “I would do anything to keep my little brother in school,” he recalls. “I couldn’t go to social services, because I knew they would take him away. So I was going to PTA meetings and helping with homework, filing out forms. I wasn’t hustling to get rich,” he adds. “I was hustling to feed my family. So when I was older and able to do better, I did. I got a job at Wendy’s.” 

By 16, Rellion was finding solace, alone in his room, listening to Tupac. “I came to find out we had so much in common,” he remembers. “When he said it was him against the world, I could relate. That’s how I felt all the time.” From that inspiration, Rellion’s own rhymes began to flow. 

On the autobiographical Tru Life he rhymes, Ain’t nobody give me nothing, so I had to grind for it / All I wanted was a chance and I had to grind for it. “Everybody was listening to it,” Rellion says of the response the song received. “Older people, younger people. Someone made a copy of it, and next thing I know everybody had a copy. People were coming up to me telling me I speak the truth. That’s what they started calling me: Rellion the Truth.” 

Go hard, Rellion’s newest track, could be an anthem for our troubled times. Over a hypnotic beat, Rellion rhymes about the streets that made him and the focus that sustained him: Wintertime we had no heat / my mom and pops on chain gangs / summertime no AC / Ain’t none a you all built as strong as me. “I write about real life,” says Rellion. “I write off of emotions. So if I’m feeling depressed I might write about how cold the world is. But I also write about females and how beautiful they are.” 

In all of his many styles, Rellion’s music reflects his truth: pure, gritty and raw. And in that truth Rellion wants others to find inspiration. “ I know there are a lot of kids who don’t have anyone and I want to reach them,” he says. “I want to reach the people in the far corners of the world who have no guidance and who are following the wrong crowd and tell them, ‘You have your own mind to make your own decisions.’ I want to have the same impact on them that Tupac had on me 

I’m a sound designer, composer, singer and podcast editor. Always trying to improve. I love making sounds and music for games.

Im a singer,songwriter and producer from Baltimore,Md

15 yr old girl wanting to share her voice with her world.

 Recording artist Blais (pronounced “Blaze”) is an independent artist out of Los Angeles, California originally from Norfolk, Virginia. Writing and composing the majority of his material, Blais is a new face in the emerging Hipster / Alternative R&B genre, mixing sultry melodies with hip-hop overtones.

Growing up in the melting pot of Norfolk, Virginia, he was influenced by the fusion of East Coast and Southern Rap styles and from an early age, he has always had an admiration for the harmonic detail of artists such as Michael Jackson and Prince. Blais began his music career with the group Aggrivated Muzik in 2005 producing and writing many of the groups projects, branching off to begin his solo venture in 2006. In August 2011, Blais released his first free album titled “Imagination With No Timeline” which is available on Datpiff currently with over 8,000 downloads. Blais has opened for several major label artists including Nicki Minaj, Future, Tyga, Pitbull, Tyga, and Gorilla Zoe, most recently opening up for Wale at the Observatory in Santa Ana. Like many other Virginia talents such as Pharrell, Timbaland and Missy, Blais incorporates an eclectic sound that crosses over many genres and musical tastes.

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