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Darryl “Prada Dot” Williams born and raised in Bronx, NY (King of Tiebout Ave). As the owner of Q3 Entertainment and a Co-Owner of AMG. Prada’s word play has been buzzin through the streets of NYC since 07. However a major set back caused the upcoming rapper to lose almost 7 years of his life behind bars. Since his release from prison In late 2016 the rapper has really made a come back releasing an album titled S.A.R.A.H, two solo mixtapes “Watch Me Work” “Rich Taste” and two joint mixtapes #Messahaul Music” “Bae”. His work didn’t stop there, Prada has torn down stages at Sue Rendezvous, City Scapes and Illusions, just to name a few.Prada Dot is a clear definition of hard work pays off. You can find his music on all digital platforms.

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Rapper Connie Diiamond  of the Bronx NY, 
 started rapping at the age of 14, where she 
was inspired by rappers such as Lil Kim  Remy ma and Jadakiss. Growing up in New York 
Connie Diiamond  has experienced many different situations in which she raps about so 
that everyone can relate to her music. Connie Diamonds' style is very aggressive 
and competitive. Because of her unique style and personality, Connie Diiamond 
will always stand out from other female rap artist. She has been featured on nah 
right.com, 2dopeboys.com, goodmusicallday.com, realtalkny.com, and also has 
featured with New York's rap artist Denzil Porter. Look out for her, she's on
the come up!

Approaching 2021, B-Lovee dedicated himself. “My hunger for rap was different last year. Now, it’s really there.” He closed the year with a self-released EP, Cortlandt Baby. Across six unique tracks, B flexed his range. The melodic “Hero” chronicled an unlikely path to success, while “Only One” showed a rapper with a standout flow. “People will see what you’re doing and try to do it too,” says the artist who is intent on being original and outmaneuvering the copycats. This summer, B-Lovee further separated himself from the pack with “IYKYK.” Grabbing melodic elements from Wayne Wonder’s 2003 hit “No Letting Go,” B rapped about his command of the block. In September, the seven-figure streaming song was broadcast on HOT 97 and hit Apple Music playlists, including The New New York, New In Hip Hop, and The Plug. As the track thrives on TikTok and Shazam, “IYKYK” was praised by Pitchfork and Lyrical Lemonade.

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