#Blemished is a heartfelt, truthful, soulful account of testimonies from myself and different Sisters and Brothers who share the same struggles in life. Lead song will be "Act Like It" when witnessing for GOD we must act like we have sense. There's an old saying if you know better then you'll do better. No one is perfect or will get it right all the time, but we have to start somewhere. Please share my music with your family or inner circle. #DirtySouthPraize!!!! Will be the leading track on my 3rd album "Thru My Eyez" Apr. 2015 " Fudge - O - Nomicz " is my first album 2009 after my EP of five songs in 2006 Kandi Gurl was a hit single on " Fudge & You " " Fudge'z Prayer " was my 2nd album and first gospel  project in 2012. Then in 2007 there was a 28 track mixtape that we passed around call " Come With Me " One Mic Entertainment will be releasing several projects in the near future. Look for us. We are about to lift some eye brows. One Mic One Love!!!!! We release a mixtape Oct. 2010 called Dove Mafia it was a sweet release nice collabz as well. YouTube me @ mrfudge512 check me out. 
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Contact: Karriem Williams (Manager) @ OfficialNubiaEmmon@gmail.com
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Reminiscent of the nostalgic 90s when R&B/Hip Hop music was as versatile as its artists, Nubia Emmon reminds us of that groundbreaking and exhilarating time period. She brings the cool laid back swag of an Aaliyah, the energetic spontaneity of Left Eye’s rap and her own unique artistry to the music scene.
As unassuming as she is, Nubia will you tell you she is your everyday home girl, but make no mistake about it, this R&B Singer/Rapper Nubia Emmon is the total package. From the “Capital of Live Music” – Austin, Texas she comes from a family of artists including a distant cousin, none other than The Queen of Gospel, Mahalia Jackson. 
Realizing what it takes: sacrifice and hard work, whether she is working in the studio, at shows, in the community or with other artists, Nubia's dream is to become a world class performer. Her fans seem to believe this too as she has been voted #1 by Austin listeners (R&B categories). Not restricted to Texas, she’s also placed first in various showcases in New York and Atlanta as well as performing through out Texas and Phoenix, Arizona. Nubia is adamant about supporting other artists and has performed in duets and with live bands, including her uncle’s band, “Tomar & the FCs”. She has done countless collaborations which included Def Jam's recording artist, Lil Niqo, who jumped on her track 'Dancing Machine'. Further exercising her versatility as an artist, Nubia had a cameo role in the movie “The Holy Spoof” starring Rapper Paul Wall, Ms. Mykie and Dough Beezy, and she has graced the covers of fashion and cultural publications.
On a personal tip, Nubia says she has experiences like a lot of young people which makes it easy to sing about issues that young people go through. She grew up in a working class home, experienced the turmoil of her parent’s divorce, relocating, losing friends, gaining friends, new schools, dealing with her parent’s remarrying and finally graduating and charting her course as an artist under the guidance and watchful eye of her father, a former A&R who is also her manager. “This is why a lot of my earlier songs are about relationships—they had such an impact on my life during a trying time.”
As fate would have it, the unexpected, unpredicted and unforeseen happened: her Mom was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in 2011 and passed on November 21, 2013---less than 2 years after the cancer was discovered. It was devastating. Nubia tweeted, “my Mother taught me everything except how to live without her.” 
With the help of her team, Nubia Emmon is using her talent in music to give back to the community through The Nubia Emmon Foundation, which focuses on breast cancer awareness and motivating youth towards success. One of her signature projects is the “Pretty Girls that Rock the Mic” benefit concert. The purpose is to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer and to showcase the talent and diversity among female artists in Texas. 
Nubia Emmon—who also aspires to be a philanthropist has goals of joining the ranks of other great artists who have been trail blazers. But keeping it all in perspective, she says, “the music business is very fast paced. If you don’t keep up and stay up, you can quickly become irrelevant. Still, I try to always stay focused on what’s important because in the end I want to be remembered as someone who actually made a difference and never compromised my dignity for fame or money.” Now that’s the real deal! Expect great things from Nubia Emmon!

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