The sun slowly hides itself as the city of New York begins to unravel. The sky is swallowed by the darkness of night. Bright buildings and corner lights block any traces of the sky’s stars. People, cars, sirens all cover every inch of the landscape. Day has begun to sleep. And the streets of New York have begun to rise and awake.
 
In the cracks of her sidewalk a sound echoes. An amazing echo of harmonies vibrates on the wall of dumpsters in dark alleys. There is a whisper of pain that lurks from the open doors of broken homes. The lost souls of her children sleep in the corners of project hallways. The children not yet lost shed drunken tears from the regrets of the night before. These are the influences of an unheard musical cry. This is the embodiment and voice of Britney Benson, New York city’s rebel child.
 
By way of Virginia, Britney Benson became another child of NY. Blonde curly hair falling from her Brixton Tiller Hat. Silver crosses and metal rings decorate the surface of her hands. The symbol of, the artist formerly known as Prince tattooed on her arm. Shredded jeans, vintage tee’s, and white laced combat boots complete her attire. Intrigued, curious, interested... she steals your attention the moment she enters.
 
Her off-key harmonies, distinctive vocal tone, and the squeaks of her voice isn’t just her sound but a representation of the exact thing she represents. Britney Benson is a disturbance to the protocol of popular music. She has never fit in, nor does she care to. She’s rock. She’s soul. She’s hip hop. She’s alternative. She’s whatever she chooses to be.
 
Whether it’s NYC’s most popular venues or the hole-in-the-wall stages tucked away in the boroughs of the city, Britney Benson leaves pieces of herself there. Her stage presence commands your full attention. Her approach to the industry is reminiscent of the echo80’s punk rock era. Cord mics with feedback from busted speakers that fuel mosh pits in the middle of the crowd. This is where she speaks. This is where she’s heard. Britney Benson, the voice New York is unable to forget.

Rampage The Last Boy Scout is a North American rapper from Brooklyn, New York.

Embrace your life, you only have one. Express love through music, it's powerful so don't abuse it.

Scott Isbell - Soul - Pop - Funk - Boston, Massachusetts - Wu-Tang Management's first ever pop star!  Currently on  tour with the Wu-Tang Clan on their 25th anniversary tour select dates nationwide!
Where eyes may be the window to a person’s soul, the piercing blue eyes of the young Scott Isbell are the window to a new kind of Soul that pushes the boundaries of modern Pop music to heights of past legends. A proven and passionate performer, Isbell crosses seamlessly from studio to stage to screen, evoking the presence of the Kings of Pop and Soul.

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