"Babatope Damilare: Your Gateway to Musical Bliss 🎶

Welcome to the vibrant world of musical exploration! I'm Babatope Damilare, your passionate curator dedicated to promoting the finest tunes and emerging talents across genres. 🌟

With a fervent love for music coursing through my veins, I've made it my mission to amplify the voices of gifted artists, providing a platform for their melodies to resonate far and wide. 🎵 From soul-stirring ballads to heart-pounding beats, I specialize in sharing the rhythm and soul that make each track unique.

Join me on this exhilarating journey as we discover the next big hits and celebrate the ever-evolving landscape of sound. Let's harmonize together and spread the joy of music one note at a time. 🎧 #BabatopeDamilare #MusicPromoter #TuneInAndTurnUp"

Grover Stewart's electric presence sets the stage for a surge of cross-genre sounds, all upon immediate request. Whether he’s drumming, singing or arranging – the secret is always versatility. Having worked with countless musicians on every kind of stage, in theaters and studios – Grover has become a true chameleon, absorbing his environment to serve it with a tailored sound as the versatile and electric presence your audience didn’t know they needed.

I am sharing my passion of music by making beats from the heart.  "What more can I say I wouldn't be here today if the OLD SCHOOL didn't pave the way"

Marc Lawrence is a New York-based Producer/Musician/Mastering Engineer best known in the world of hip-hop and reggae music.

With evitaN, the hip-hop duo featuring Jarobi of A Tribe Called Quest and Dres of Black Sheep, Marc has played guitar and bass, produced tracks and mastered their highly-anticipated debut album, Speed of Life. 

As a mastering engineer, Marc’s album credits also include Black Sheep’s From The Black Pool of Genius and Steel Pulse saxophonist Jerry Johnson’s collaboration with the late great Sugar Minott. Marc has mastered singles by Method Man, Blake Lewis (American Idol) and one produced by DJ Premier, releases for Tommy Boy Entertainment and the Angry Birds enterprise, and tracks featuring Q-Tip, Chuck D, Bootsy Collins, Robert Glasper, Craig G, Rah Digga, Jean Grae, Rhymefest, Homeboy Sandman, Torae, Rosie Perez, and members of Mobb Deep, The Beatnuts, Brand Nubian, Jungle Brothers and De La Soul. 

Marc has also produced recording sessions with the likes of Jerome “Bigfoot” Brailey (original Parliament/Funkadelic drummer), Yvad (The Wailers), Clark Gayton (Bruce Springsteen), Cedric “Im” Brooks (Bob Marley), Kevin Batchelor (The Skatalites), Jerry Johnson (Steel Pulse), Craig Dreyer (Dispatch), Mike “Angel” McLaughlin (Peter Criss), Gift of Gab (Blackalicious), Yellowman, iLie Kochie, Bradley Fish, DJ Bazooka Joe and Mecca a/k/a Grimo (signed to Wyclef Jean’s label).

In 2006, Marc and childhood friend Brett Smith joined forces to form Walkup Records and signed reggae legend, Bigga Haitian, who is known as the first Haitian singer to break into the Jamaican reggae scene. They co-produced and released Bigga’s latest album, Sak Pasé, to high praise throughout the industry. The album opener, “I Am A Haitian,” co-written by Marc, has been in rotation on Sirius/XM Radio since its release. The album also includes a cover of the White Stripes’ “My Doorbell,” which has been applauded by industry giants such as Questlove, DJ Z-Trip, and Nardwuar, who called it “better than the original!” 

Marc’s career started with an internship working for Barry Bongiovi at Right Track Recording. On the business side, he has held positions at MTV Networks, VH1, Sony Music, AMC Networks, eMusic.com, Vivendi/Universal Music Group, The Bowery Presents, DC Entertainment/Warner Bros., and Rowe International/AMI Entertainment, the world’s leading manufacturer of jukeboxes. He is a Grammy voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.

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