Let Me Touch Ya feat. Jaysun, Cristion Dior and Erick Right

We Like To Party (Ladi Dadi 2012) feat. Fred The Godson & DJ Webstar

My Money's On Me feat. Bully (D Block), Black Rob & Rich Rivera

That's Mob feat The Shark & G Fella

Italian-American Hip Hop Artist SALESE, Hailing From The Bronx NYC, Is Back With His Fourth Offering, Titled THE LAST SUPPER.
Following In The Footsteps Of FAMILY DINNER, STILL HUNGRY & THE MAIN COURSE, Salese Returns With Another Diversified Project Tapping Into All Markets While Having Something For Everyone. Whether You Want To Dance, Hear A Real Life Tale Or Turn Up, THE LAST SUPPER Has You Covered And Will Satisfy All Appetites. Until Dessert Is Served...

Shake Da Club Feat. J30

Rodeo

What You Want Feat. Remo The Hitmaker

Say Sumthin' Feat. Brand New

Crazy Nite Feat. Lumidee

Rock Wit You Feat. Dynasty

We Made It Feat. Eman

"POCKETS TOO HEAVY"
 SALESE feat. TORCH, A-MAFIA & OUN-P

PRODUCED BY SUITS/ TRACKATEERING MUSIC

"POCKETS TOO HEAVY" (SALESE feat. TORCH, A-MAFIA & OUN-P)

3-ROCKY BALBOA feat. RON BROWZ

8-SUPERNATURAL feat. CHARLIE VICTOR

SaleSe Drops A Freestyle Over The "I'm A Cokeboy" Track (Chinx Drugz feat. French Montana) & Puts That MOB Twist On It, Whiteboy Style...

I'M A WHITEBOY ("I'M A COKEBOY" Remix)

CHECK OUT THE NEW ANTHEM FOR THE STREETS TITLED "GANGSTER" BY SALESE FEATURING COKEBOY FLIP, HELL RELL, SNYP LIFE, YOUNG PRETTY, DA INPHAMUS AMADEUZ, HADDY RACKS, PETE POWERZ, PROVALONE P & HAITIAN JAK

PRODUCED BY R STREETZ
CO-PRODUCED BY UNCLE IVE

GANGSTER - SALESE

Change has come...
Very rarely in the world of Hip Hop today do you encounter the best of all 
worlds. An artist with hit making ability, an image that is marketable yet 
honest and genuine, matched with sharp business savvy all wrapped in one. 
Recording artist SaleSe represents just that.
Businessman by day, Nightlife guru by night, but ALWAYS an artist first... 
Born Robert Stephen Salese in the Bronx, NY, where it all began, the 
Italian-American artist was able to experience Hip Hop simply by walking out of 
his front door. From "prep school to the projects" and the "Hamptons to Harlem", 
SaleSe truly did experience both sides of the coin... And now more than ever, 
SaleSe feels the need to give the music business what it's been lacking... 
Creativity, a fresh perspective, a reason to party and a dose of that New York 
City reality...
SaleSe began penning rhymes at the age of 13, but took his craft more seriously 
at 16. After his peers realized he had a serious knack for story telling and 
rhyming words, SaleSe recorded songs casually to feed the local buzz. 
At the age of 19, however, he hooked up with the Legendary Cold Crush Brother's 
own Almighty KayGee and got a taste for the industry side of things. After 
building a heavy street buzz by becoming the Metro Channel's Freestyle Friday 
champion and having a demo circulating in the streets that catered to SaleSe's 
song writing ability and more commercial side, the labels began to come 
knocking. Although a promising future seemed destined at the time, after 2 major 
record deals gone sour, the ups and down of the game and the politics involved 
behind the scenes, SaleSe saw first hand that all that glitters isn't gold.
"I really went through it. The highs the lows, the broken promises, the empty 
dreams. But like I always say, whatever doesn't kill you only makes you 
stronger. And pain develops character..." 
Now, years later, after a slew of club performances from NYC to Florida, over 
100 appearances on various mix tapes, a DVD circulating on the Internet with 
SaleSe battling it out cipher style with Kanye West, a BlackBerry full of 
industry contacts from A&R's to CEO's & DJ's galore, the Single Life 
Entertainment Boss is back in the booth with a vengeance, although he never 
really left...
"Everything that is being done right now, the rapping verses with the R&B 
choruses that you find on EVERY big record out nowadays, that's exactly what my 
first album sounded like. That was 8 years ago... People would criticize the 
music and say that it was too "Hip-Pop" and not enough "Hip Hop"... Look at the 
game now... Guess I was WAY ahead of the curve..."
After founding Single Life Entertainment, SaleSe's record label and promotional 
company, he has used his marketing and promotional talents to build a name for 
himself. "Not to sound so typical or cliche, but I am a hustler for real. I always knew how to make it happen, one way or 
another. Must be the Italian in me..."
With a larger than life personality, an expensive taste for fashion (especially 
his trademark sunglasses) and 2 new mix tapes titled "Family Dinner" & "Still Hungry" with 
features from some big name artists along with production from the hottest up 
and coming producers in the game, SaleSe is back at it and better than ever.
"I could sit here and tell you who I know, what I've done in the street and the 
industry, and what could've, should've and might've been. That's the past. Let's 
leave it there and focus on right now."
With over 50 unreleased songs in the stash, an artist under his management 
company, his new partnership in Ram Man/Single Life Studios, a clothing line in 
the works, being one of the founding fathers of IHHM (Italian Hip Hop Movement) 
and running the hottest nightclub in The Bronx, SaleSe has his hand in a little 
bit of everything. 
"I feel there's 2 people that the world should hear, Rob Salese and SaleSe, the 
gentleman and the gangster, and I plan to give them both through my music.
Stay tuned..."

For more on SaleSe, go to:
www.salesenyc.com
www.facebook.com/robsalese
www.twitter.com/salesenyc
www.twiturm.com/salesenyc
www.youtube.com/salesenyc

SALESENYC

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