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Rapsody-Roses-produced by Khrysis

I know I know I know I know I know 

Produced by Tunji Ige , Addition Vocal Production by RATO 

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I KNOW EVERYTHING

"Every since I was a child I had style and charisma/ searching awhile for an artist like me but there is none." Wordsworth collaborates with North Carolina's M.C./Producer Sam Brown  to execute the song "Hang With Me." The track showcases Sam Brown's soulful approach and arrangement accompanied by Wordsworth's lyrical confidence, style and charisma. While working on their collaborative album, look for more exclusives that won't be on the album to be released for the fans to enjoy. Another brilliant quote as Wordsworth says, "See my team with me/ 20/20 40/40 club, 30 for 30, ESPN E60." Take a listen and rewind a few times while we we wait for the full length. 

Hang With Me

Marcus Ariah drops heavily anticipated new mixtape SilkySZN. Marcus Ariah has a song here for everybody! Real shit, music for the ladies, hits, everything!!

Confessions

Ring the alarm shot callers, world-renowned DJ/producer PF Cuttin has teamed up with legendary emcee Labba for their third studio album release. “The 9” on Hendrix Street Records. Warning: get a mop before you press play, because Brooklyn’s Don Dada has returned with nine tracks that flow like blood over mess hall prison floors. “The 9” is a socio/political manifesto for everyone from the immigrant turned gang member, the gun and drug trafficker, to the die-hard Hip-Hop head that has lost all hope due to the confines of a plastic, bubble gum music corporate take over run amuck. With guest appearances by El Da Sensi, Royal Flush and Vic Spencer, there’s no need to second-guess if Labba’s latest release is raw. You can smell the struggle through the album cover.

- Monte Smith
Internationally acclaimed street poet and one half of Grandmaster Flash Drive & The Furious Files

In The Room

Deep basement nights, with a few of the homies, is when a new artist was born, and a new journey was ahead in life.  Undergoing struggles, Marcus would pour alot of his heart out through poetry, because of influences from artists like Tupac, Nas, and a couple of his uncles that were deep into poems as well as writing.  He excelled in writing and finally learned how to voice his opinion and put it on record.  Finding his sound was a rough trip, but he still spoke about a troubled young man who had to grow up fast, hailing out of Newark, New Jersey's northward, and other cities in Essex County, NJ.  Marcus believed that if he spoke on relatable issues, it would touch the minds and hearts of others.  Dilemmas with family, streets, drugs, authority, and losses, were always a driven factor for his music, and it triggered Marcus to become numb to many situations in his life, transitioning himself from albums such as "Growth," to the dark "Changes."  At this point, his music made a change from a more conscious route to a smart and street savvy ettiquette sound, which made supporters interested in what had been going on in his life. He learned to control a crowd, build a pretty solid fan base locally, and started capitalizing on the empire he started to build. His powerful voice captivates listeners, and allows them to listen to his deep lyrics, and have a good time as well to his hit songs.  Now the 24 year old, is in a mode where there's no turning back to anything normal, where music is going to be his life, and finding his way of being a pastor to the community, in which he was brought up in.  This journey is what is going be Making a Man, and making him the artist known today as Marcus Ariah.




Email: Marcusariah.mgmt@yahoo.com