Truly Gifted Ent Rap Artist/CEO (Jfye )born Atlanta Georgia was raised on various music styles and is more than your average typical Southern rapper.
Nowadays  most rappers follows trends and bandwagon with the same repetitive flow,and drive he believes in originality and authenticity and fun so that is exactly what you will get from his music. From his style,his flow and the way he make his beats with energy like no other.
Jfye is the next rising rapper/producer to show his talents to the HipHop community.

So Flo..... far more then Music, far more then Musick, far more then perfection, it's imperfection, leaving room for growth, far more then you and I, far more then the eye can and will see... So Flo is something you feel inside of you... Humble yet not so nice to the naked eye, Loving yet aggressive, Positive yet dark, Known yet completely unseen. Many can read but few truly understand the language we speak... I call you ugly but not because of your looks, like I said we are not for the world, we are for the Heart... So look deeper to see what is who and who are you, for if you read this you will say we are mad but if you feel this you know that we are only glad to sit here in this beautiful dark bright place we call earth to share another day with our fellow man! Energy is powerful... You are energy... Good or Bad You are what flows my Friends, SO FLO

Self Destruction Survives  
 While rising above the darker days which his stage name implies, Los Angeles’ Self Destruction utilized his life experiences throughout the urban Southern Californian streets to create some of the hottest independent songs in the scene. Each song contains beats as volatile as black gun powder and rhymes as smooth as silk, threatening to blow the roof off the club every time the DJ drops the needle on the vinyl. 

With tracks like “Drug Warz,” “Grand Theft Auto” and his smash-hit single “Smoke Out,” it’s crystal clear where Self Destruction is coming from. For those seeking another taste of that bumpin’, West coast style gangster hip hop, this is your ticket.

http://www.myspace.com/selfdestruk2010 
 
West coast hip hop has been a powerful force in the hip hop industry for years, especially in the late 80's and early 90's with those hard core heavy bangin' west coast beats!  However, there hasn't been much that has been coming to the forefront from the west coast.  So what does the west coast hip hop scene have to offer as of late?

Enter the scene of Marcos Rawles, aka Self Destruktion!  This kat straight out of Los Angeles is bringing back that swagger of west coast hip hop in his music, while still keeping true to his own art.

Self Destruktion has been rapping for years, making his presence highly felt in L.A. as well as other cities across the nation.  He spits lyrical content for the mind, and adds that west coast flava that has been desired since it "went to the underground".

Though the single "Smoke Out" has been the elevated track of his music, I heard other tracks that brought about a stronger appeal to me, but to each our own preference right?  The track on his Myspace page, American Dream brings a strong presence and anthem type feel, definitely worth a peep.

This hip hop artist is grindin' hard and busting through doors to get his music distributed even further!  Check him out at his Myspace page at www.myspace.com/selfdestruk2010.  Much respect!

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1st song mastered FREE @ www.SSWmastering.com

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1. Mixing and Mastering is NOT THE SAME PROCESS and should never be advertised as such, they are apples and oranges in comparison. A good mix opens up several options for a good master. You cannot have the 2nd without the 1st, bottom line with no routes around it.

2. If your mix sounds bad before mastering, the result after mastering will only be a bad mix that sounds better than it did before. These mixes more often than not, stand no chance of being compared to properly mixed and mastered audio. In a very rare 1 out of 20 cases thanks to advances in technology a bad mix may be saved depending on the characteristics of the mix. Please visit our mixing page for more info https://sswmastering.com/mixing

3. Proper professional mixes after mastering will sound more pristine and of equal sound quality to music that has been commercially released.

4. Louder does not mean better especially when the feel and character of your mix has to be compromised to achieve it.

5. MP3s should never be mastered under any circumstances!! The only acceptable circumstance is if you completely lost your session for the song and the mp3 is the only remaining source of that particular song. Trust this, skip doing business with anyone who says they will master an mp3.

FACT: Once a higher quality audio file is converted into an mp3, layers of the audio is stripped from the original quality and even upon conversion back into a WAV. or AIFF file the quality is still never as good.
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Rapper and beat-maker from Norway. Rapping in both norwegian and english.

How would you describe your music style?

I’ve always called it “alternative-pop,” as a half-hearted, half-joke. Because truthfully, I love so many types of music that I think my love for blues, funk, rock, and pop will always shine through. When I sit down to first write a song, I try to focus on lyrics and melody, whether there's a guitar part already written or I'm writing to a piece of music. My goal has always been for everyone to feel and identify with the lyrics in some capacity while having a melody they can bump on the highway or have in their ear while they’re on break and everything in between; hopefully, it sticks with them. I want my music to help people get through life’s complex changes and winding roads, wherever it may take them. I want to help with any of those moments the best I can.

What artists inspire you?

I’m inspired by so many different aspects of different artists, from the guitar playing of Clapton, SRV, Hendrix, Rodrigio & Gabriela, to the songwriting of Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, Fiona Apple, Sara Bareilles, and Bob Dylan. Plus, I love the way bands and artists like Foo Fighters, Grateful Dead, and Justin Timberlake have mastered the art of live shows and performances, to how The Beatles and James Brown were masters of melody. If you’re out there doing your own thing, writing your music, and pouring your heart and soul into the craft that you love so much, then I think you’re inspiring everyone. I think you can draw inspiration from anyone doing it on their terms.

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