Pop Mc Hazel-E is a military brat who is the raining pop princess out of the 818 in California.  She is the essence of the educated Valley Girl, & her music makes her the life of the party.  Get into this Bishhhhhh!

The chick who dropped a verse on the classic and legendary detroit anthem, "50 niggaz deep" with DrunkenMaster. 15 years later her verse is still recited and spent in this generation of hip hop. Now 2017, Lola plans to drop a Ghetto Techno Ep with Edward Electkro.

Website: WWW.IAMGLORIAVELEZ.COM
Twitter @ Gloriavelez
Instagram @ Gloriavelez


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Born in Chicago and raised in the city’s roughest projects, rapper/songwriter Chella H, aka Jennifer LowEnd, turned the peril of a fatherless household and a mother battling drug addiction for the majority of her childhood into an escape through music. “I have a real sound. That’s the sound,” says Chella, who began songwriting with the purpose of reaching her peers’ souls at a young age rather than to fit into a specific genre. Not long after tapping into her creative rescue, her brother went to prison, again leaving her without a man in the house. Chella survived, living her life on the streets, peddling drugs and boosting stores in her teens. “I used to work regular jobs too, but I always got fired once they pulled up my background record,” she notes lightheartedly, adding “I always have been hustling and trying to stay above the water.” 
By the time she was 15 and on her own, she was pregnant with a son and determined to steer him on a different path. Though it was an odyssey that saw her lose her brother and the father of her son in the same week, a heartbreak she had never previously experienced but one that moved her to withstand by truly honing her skill to conceptualize, create and connect. Circulating controversial mixtapes The Abortion (2011), The Morning After  (2012) and The Realist Bitch In It (2013), Chella’s passion and gritty-yet-alluring story began to grab Chicago, creating a vast fan base in the process. While Chella, as confident in her curves as she is her credibility, notes that she is “real blunt,” she’s also found a parallel of fun that creates authenticity you immediately sense in her voice.
With her name continuing to blossom around Chicago, Chella collaborated with hip-hop artists Soulja Boy, Lil Dirk, Freddie Gibbs, Shawnna, King Louie and producer Zaytoven. Simultaneously, she earned features on platforms like MTV, BET, Complex, Pitchfork, Vibe, Fuse TV and many others. Chella has etched out a niche as one of the more magnetic and lyrical women in the game ahead of the forthcoming release of her No Filter project, which she loves because of her growth. No Filter tempers some of her more sexually-driven content of the past in favor of what works. The result being more detailed and fun storytelling -- including a personal favorite ‘The First 48,’ a saga that will double as a mini-movie  -- which Chella says helped produce her “most personal project” to date. 
On “Options,” one of the tape’s singles, Chella, pulling from a phone conversation with an overzealous admirer in need of being reminded of his place, gives the bold energy to an everyday situation that has become her signature. “I was in the car with my friend when I was writing it. I was on the phone, checking this dude ... [Thinking] ‘He must not know I have options.’ So we just kept cracking jokes about options and I ended up going straight to the studio,” Chella recalls about the radio-played song, which was remixed to include verses from Trina and Kash Doll. 
Chella H’s realism, sense of humor and consistency have allowed her to gain attention as an independent artist, earning support from Chicago’s top radio stations (WGCI, Power 92).  Chella also formed the WWA project, a Chicago supergroup comprised of four other Chicago female artists. Chella is the street’s favorite for a reason. Not only for her authentic, relatable , well-timed music but because she is the glowing underdog who has eclipsed obstacles to become more than music. And Chella, nor the streets, are shy about reminding you. 

New Orleans' Dan the Man is an EDM musician / producer who is inspired by such artists as Ford, Robert Miles & Armin Van Buuren. His passion for musical composition is progressive trance.  Dan also produces breakbeat styled genres such as eHop (Electro Hop), Electro, & Neo Freestyle under the alias. 

Dan was born in the the city that care forgot long ago, New Orleans, La.  When you grow up in a city like New Orleans, things like music are usually all you have.

New Orleans' Dan the Man compositions are emotional based tunes that come directly from his heart & soul. New Orleans' Dan the Man songs like "Cosmic Inclination" & "Tomorrow" really get to the root of who he is as an EDM artist.

His message is one that is inspired by great artists & intellectuals such as John Lennon, Bill Hicks, & George Carlin.

Microphone fiend | A work in progress | Live,Life & Love

Ami Miller also known as Ouch Girl Ami is a hip-hop, pop artist, actress, and writer. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, she is the youngest of 8 brothers and sisters. Her parents were very well-rounded. Her mother runs and owns an etiquette and manners company, and her father was a well-known politician and business owner. They were both educators and entrepreneurs. As a young girl, she was enrolled in etiquette and acting classes, as well as multiple types of dance classes including: ballet, jazz, and tap. Along with the dance and acting classes, Ami also sang in her school and church choirs; and soon, she began writing poetry.
As she grew up, Ami started discovering her ability to write rap songs. In school, she was one of the only girls rapping, freestyling, and making beats on the tables with the boys at lunch and recreational times. She realized that music was her calling after winning multiple talent shows and contests in and out of school.  After high school, Ami started competing and establishing her name at local clubs and showcases, and the rest is history. She made her world television debut by entering a freestyle rap battle competition on BET's 106 and Park- Freestyle Friday. The odds were against her because she was a petite southern girl, but she defeated numerous opponents making her the first female to ever enter the semi-finals. In total, she appeared on the show during the tournament six times and was a worldwide trending topic on Twitter and other social outlets. BET ran her freestyle battle commercial several times a day for months after her domination. Ami did so well, BET invited her to perform her single "Ouch Girl’' as a spotlight artist. She was also invited and performed in BET’s  Blaze The Stagetour, as well as Diddy's Dirty Money tour. Her music has been featured on several episodes of Bad Girls Club as well as the full-length feature film Girl Club. She is also an actress appearing on movies and shows such as Fifth Ward the Series, The Key, Love and Hip-Hop and more. 

Ami has performed and collaborated with artists such as: Mannie Fresh, Kool and The Gang, Too Short, K-Rino, Slim Thug, Ying Yang Twins, Lil Keke, Z-Ro and others. Branded the Freestyle Queen and Ouch Girl, she has definitely proved she can hang with the guys and is not to be taken lightly. She is best known for her long unwritten freestyles, leaving her fans in awe of her ability to perform lyrics never written or thought about. Her music is available on all streaming platforms.

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