NEW MUSIC FROM T-NYCE FT. MG & COREY JONES "DON'T TALK ABOUT IT" T-NYCE DROPS ANOTHER BANGER FOR THE LADIES TEAMS UP WITH MG & COREY JONES FOR A DOPE TRACK. REAL LIFE MUSIC. 85 CONCEPT ENT.

T-Nyce ft. MG & Corey Jones "Don't Talk About It" Hip-Hop 2014

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Artist: Peter Rich
Song: "Be About It" feat. Corey Jones 
Label: CEMG
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Peter Rich "Be About It" feat. Corey Jones

The shooting took place early Sunday morning along Interstate I-95. Officer Nouman Raja, with the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, stopped to investigate what he believed was an abandoned vehicle.

PBG Police Chief Stephen J. Stepp addresses the Corey Jones Shooting

Rick Sessa w/ Gerrard Campbell on the Corey Jones Shooting 102315

One of my favorite "deep cuts" from one of my biggest musical influences, this track is really special to me because it combines musicians from two of the bands I've played with - Matt Bissonette and John Ferraro, the spectacular rhythm section from the Police Cars (both of whom sporting a ton of way more impressive credits than that), joined by my brothers John Cross and Paul Rosenthal, the singer and guitarist from Marilyn's Last Supper....and this awesome tenor sax part I always wanted to hear on this tune courtesy of Corey Jones.

Teacher I Need You

Another Death of a brother at the hands of the police has upset and angered me.

I have written this song partly about my very real experience with the police in the U.K.

I have so much more to say, but it's so difficult to figure out how to say it.

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We Won't Fall [The Guns Of Brixton] Prod. Neone

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Please, do what you can to help.

This is the outcome of a project started on #blackouttuesday. 

I wanted to engage with this movement by researching and learning more about race inequality, both past and current. After some general reading, I noticed that Corey Jones was emphasised as a drummer in the news articles - naturally as a drummer myself I wanted to hear his work. 

More and more, I came across the music of black musicians who had been murdered. In the case of this particular song; George Floyd (Rapper), Corey Jones (Drummer), Don Myrick (Saxophonist).

I urge you to please listen to their original works, not least from interest but also this will count towards generating royalties that may support their band mates and families respectively.

https://open.spotify.com/album/3X1j1lDWT3NPpg8Vkr4Y6R?si=LlofkAK5SKixl4VXcYBJyg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=17&v=bDmB-ILyuVA&feature=emb_title

https://open.spotify.com/album/7K4OQmcNEpZrTjeyJraEul?si=tj8ub_h7QwSs8QZe_QfCWw

https://open.spotify.com/album/0j9zSgc3QHG763jqlF2uEc?si=MBJKtpvBSVOJaUCRiikhMg

It's truly not my intention to raise my personal profile by piggy-backing on current events and I will happily delete if this isn't what we need right now. I approached this as a musician, engaging with current events and collaging samples to deepen my own understanding in the way I know how, thereby doing my part to raise awareness within my industry.

Goin Down Like This - Big Floyd : Corey Jones : Don Myrick - Bashidrum

R.I.P. TO ALL THE LIVES THAT HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY POLICE DUE TO SYSTEMIC RACISM! WE STAND WITH YOU AND WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR WHAT WE DESERVE UNTIL A CHANGE IS MADE GLOBALLY. 

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David Bryce is a composer/producer living in the Thousand Oaks area of California. Specializing in keyboards and synthesizers, Bryce is also comfortable with guitar, bass and drums. He can (sort of) play some horns, and enjoys singing...but wishes he was better at both.

He has played with and/or done programming for such diverse artists as Keith Emerson, Miles Davis, Lindsay Pagano, Suzanne Ciani and Joe Satriani. He currently plays keyboards for LA area party band Marilyn's Last Supper, is a member of the rock and roll roots band BigTown, co-founded the Funky Young Monks recording project and runs the semi-acoustic classic hits band Rabbit Valet.

Kupid the King: the Man and the Music

"My music is a reflection of the things that I've been through and a celebration of the things that I've overcome."

Kupid the King started writing at the age of 13 and has always been heavily influenced by life experiences and the nature of the world around him.


More than words

Along his journey many challenges have arisen; from losing family members to becoming a victim of police brutality, from witnessing relationships breakdown to becoming the breaking factor in his own relationships. Kupid writes from a familiar perspective of all these situations and insists on staying true to himself while accepting that he is not the only one who has been faced with struggles.


“If you say that I'm troubled, yeah I'm troubled as they're made, see my trouble tells a story of the struggle that they made, the troublesome I am is from the trouble that they made, so the trouble tells a story of the struggle that's in me.”

Kupid's songs include recitals of true experiences of love, heartbreak, trust, betrayal & mental breakdowns among family, friends and acquaintances, written in a way that is personal to him and yet relatable to so many others. He has also been known to write about his view on the state of the world and the community he was raised in, an opinion formed from the strength of many years of modest research, an interest in humanity and a range of extensive case studies from children and adults that he has crossed paths with and spoken to.

Eclectic influence 

When it comes to musical influences Kupid enjoys a full range of music from being raised listening to artists such as Kirk Franklin and Al Green and later being introduced to the likes of Usher, R Kelly & The Fugees and then naturally gravitating towards the sounds of Outkast, Tupac & Jay-z. During his teen years Kupid attended many live blues and rock and roll jam nights and became a resident rapper known around the city as a rapper who can flow over any style of music.


"The King becomes the King after he wins a war and I've been subconsciously battling against myself for years. I realised that the only way to truly embrace my eclecticity was not to combine styles but to divide them and conquer each one separately."


Kupid the Man

Kupid the King is one third of the one man trilogy, primarily a solo Hip-Hop and R&B artist focused on sharing his personal journey through his music. He is also the frontman and lead vocalist in the six piece pop rock band The City Hippies. Kupid the Gentleman is an eccentric model and community leader who takes part in supporting charity events and social causes. Kupid the Mentor works to engage young people through creativity and inspire through sharing stories of real life experience.

Kupid the King has recently released singles “The Fall” and “Sellotape Kisses” on all major platforms and is recording his debut ep “Lost Boy" produced by Spock & Nathan Neone, it includes special guest features from Priscilla Cameron, Vycke G, Neone, Ellisse Daley, Hassan James, Joy B and more. “Lost boy” is scheduled for release towards the end of 2018. He is working hard behind the scenes and collaborating with a variety of highly talented artists, dancers, DJs, producers, videographers and brands to deliver a full professional experience.

Kupid has performed at venues and festivals all over England and Wales including Brecon Jazz & Fringe Festival, Festival8 and Acoustic Festival of Britain and performs with a DJ, acoustically or with a band.

“As soon as I started taking music seriously, people started to take me seriously.”

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Rosemarie Grant known by her stage name Summer Roze Is A Talented Artist Musician & Song Writer. Born and raised in Miami Fl. Summer Roze has been writing music all her life, 80% of her music is based on real life situations. Daughter of Gritty Ibf Boxing Champion Uriah (Boss Man) Grant & Dorothy Grant. Under the management of Don King Uriah Won His 1st World title fight (IBF) he then won another title for the (TKO) of one of boxing greats Tommy (Hit man) Hearns. Her Fathers Fame & success of touring the world as a champion has not only inspired her but also prepared her for this Industry. 
    Many artists struggle to establish their musical identity, by trying on different musical styles like a piece of clothing, looking to find what fits. But there are others that emerge fully formed, in full command of their craft, their identity and their music. Summer Roze fits firmly in the latter category. Summer Roze is multitalented; having Jamaican descendants has shown in her music Her genres include her natural roots of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, and techno-dance music to show her versatility.
   Summer is more than just an Artist; she’s a Performer & Guitarist. Her Music influences are Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, Donna Summers and Aaliyah. Her versatility is a force to be reckoned with. Her Creative Mind Has Given Life To Pop songs like "Drumma Boy" that touches on the topics of what the average girl desires To her new Club Anthem "Wit Me" that turns the club upside down and gets you on your feet. Summer Roze will be touring The Summer of 2013 in the U.S. Jamaica & U.k.
   Summer Roze is destined for greatness; there are no limits to her and her music talents. Summer is always in the studio working hard to make summer roze a household name within the music industry. She has the drive and a need to create feel good music. one of her favorite quotes is “To be the greatest you must master your craft”, that is why she writes a song or hook for a song everyday to preserve her place within the music world.


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