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Emcee, Griot, Urban Journalist, Trend Forecaster and Hip Hop Historian are just a few words that describe this man. Hailing from South Side Jamaica Queens NY, Demorne Warren aka D- Dub grew up in the 1980's and 1990's during the golden era of hip hop, when he first began to sharpen his skills at a young age. As a teen Dee and 2 friends formed a trio called Exile. The trio later became a duo then eventually D became a solo artist. Soon after meeting Queens producer Migz, Demorne was introduced to Harlem producer Felix Nevarez, the late producer Roberto Yepez and Pauly On they started to make music together. All of them except Demorne were in school for music and they started recording songs in the legendary D&D studio. They would soon name themselves Do For Self Entertainment taken after a slogan by the Black Panther Party. Those recordings laid the groundwork for their sound and some of those songs were featured on Demorne Warren's debut album "The World According To D..." on Do For Self Entertainment LLC. Before D&D Studios closed down in 2002 while recording there Demorne was a featured artist on albums by Da BeatMinerz "Brace 4 Impak" on Rawkus Records and Krumb Snatcha "Respect All Fear None" single "Strike Back Closer to God Part 2" on D&D Records. In 2006, Demorne Warren put out his first album "The World According To D..." on Do For Self Entertainment. Since then D-Dub has performed and is promoting his music by appearing on a number of mixtapes, websites and local T.V. shows, Including Coast 2 Coast, Dat Piff, VladTV, Allhiphop.com, Spittin In Da Wip, and BuckTown USA and Video City to name a few. D- Dub is a frequent featured artist on Raps United Nations Mixtapes Vol 1, 2, and 3 presented by Billy Danze of M.O.P. In 2014 D-Dub was featured on (Super Producer) Domingo's album "Same Game New Rules" on 2 songs. "Generate Heat" Featuring Rass Kass and Demorne Warren and Nutso as well as a solo feature song "Gotta Get Up" both also produced by Domingo.  In 2016 with a new moniker "D-007" with Do For Self Entertainment and We Build Hits, Demorne Warren will release a brand new album "Excelsior". The following is a quote from Demorne Warren aka D-007. " I treated this like it was my first album in some ways by having fun and being adventurous with it. I also approached it as if it was my last album and this is how people will remember me. This album wasn't intended to fit any radio playlist or follow no current fads in todays music scene. I just want to make this a classic album, I always strive to create classic material to be enjoyed for many years to come. I don't fear the sophomore jinx because I feel most hip hop fans weren't aware or they didn't hear me the first time, so we turning it up louder for them this time" - D-007. Stay Tuned!
Do For Self Entertainment

Zoolander Interview

{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: Who is King F.I.N.O.?
{SPB} SPB Management: He is a number of things, he is a Kid born and raised in the former 2nd Ward neighborhood of North City Heights (newly 3rd Ward); a burrough in Clevelands industrial district. North City also once know as New Jack City has been the grooming grounds of Dynasty mentionable talent. 3rd Ward has produced legendary mc of the New Wave Crew; Kid Pierre, legendary mixtape DJ; DJ Supreme and his DS1 Crew. The legendary Radio One radio personality and Brooklyn Kid Joe X. The burrough has also produced one time King F.I.N.O. proteges and affiliates, local underground stars: B.Savage and Juice Jones amongst a lot of other unmentioned individuals.
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com:who is King F.I.N.O. cont:
{SPB} SPB Management: Do you remember the movie Fresh?
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: No doubt. Most definitely.
{SPB} SPB Management: That's "F" all day. From his street identifiacation to his gentleman intellect. "F" has that same chess prowess that you might have seen in the movie Fresh as well.
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: What's the real story about King F.I.N.O. and Suave Goddi? Is there beef between them or not? Is it any truth to Suave attemptimg to hold F.I.N.O. back?
{SPB} SPB Management: For one there was an event in 2011 at Cleveland Sirrah House that a mutual artist between King F.I.N.O., Suave Goddi and G.M.S. was to perform. F.I.N.O. had a Hustle Hard affiliate and some M.O.B. affiliates come out to support and Suave never showed. The event was on the heels of his tour which had La Face affiliates involved which had been canceled. "F" fot wondering if Suave tried to set him up or took a shot at him. As far as holding F.I.N.O. back, "F" has not ever booked with G.M.S., Al Porter or Suave Goddi in any event at anytime from 2004 to 2011. He held on to standing realtionships with Ball Hog with Praise Money and G.M.S. (Suave Goddi and Al Porter) for once the contract got right. F.I.N.O. had done all his booking with Pat Brower and Brower Entertainment or in house with Aqua Entertainment Hands On before taking the 2nd of 4 deals on the table. Then there is the G.M.S. event in 2010 King F.I.N.O. was invited to they had ask "F" to give a live interview. Rumor followed that event, that there might have been a set up to get Suave Goddi and F.I.N.O. on tape fighting. 
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: Do you think there is any truth to that rumor?
{SPB} SPB Management: It's tough to say. F.I.N.O. and Suave continued to network hard from 2010 through early 2012. "F" stayed in contact all of 2010 when he was in the South in Rockport Malvern all of the spring and Summer of 2010. With the idea F.I.N.O. is not going to run from confrontation and the history of their two camps it's probably a really bad idea to go that route in the least. 
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: So you all feel that's not where they intended to go with this and they may be holding King F.I.N.O. back?
{SPB} SPB Management: The best thing to do with that question is find Suave Goddi and Al Porter. That is where you will get the answer you are looking for.
{MJPR} Meech Jones Pr.Com: How does King F.I.N.O. personally feel about this issue? 
{SPB} SPB Management: F.I.N.O. has likened he and Suave Goddi to B.I.G. & Jay-Z; Lil Wayne & Scarface (no disrepect intended to Praise Money or Gel) type of foundation to in the North. He has shared this publicly with Suave Goddi. "F" recorded the Kace Beats and JT Aries produced "State Ya Biz" to share the seriousness of these issues with Suave Goddi. "F" insists such a song is still hip hop governed. It also speaks and deals with confrontation out front. Imagine having majority industry muscle and someone you feel is one of the best hip hop artist to come out of your city repeatedly take a knee in your cities crowning moment. Is there beef on the horizon? Only time will tell!

Info / Bookings muzikhertz@gmail.com
Owner of @muzikhertz-recordings

Escape has been actively involved in music since the early days of the British underground music scene and can trace his influences right back to the summer of love days around 1988. Inspired by his older brothers and early cassette tapes of Mickey Finn and Top Bizz. He began experimenting with the hip hop, techno and acid house tunes that defined the era. The explosion of hardcore and the early UK rave scene coincided with Escape starting secondary school and he took it upon himself to convert his group of friends at the time with highly sought-after tapes from early pirate stations and legendary live events. On one of his increasingly frequent visits to Pure records, he was dubbed ‘Younga Zone’ by MC Lenni as a nod to his big brother T-Zone who worked behind the counter. This name stuck with him throughout his early DJing days - although at this stage most of his mixing was restricted to after school sessions with his mates rather than major raves or club nights. Things began to change when, escape crossed paths with another artist who would go on to make huge waves in the Midlands scene, DJ Hazard. At this stage, both were young, broke DJs, hungry for success and doing everything they possibly could to make a name for themselves. Bookings were snapped up regardless of size or setup and they were soon playing to crowds of between 5 and 100 people every week – often for little more than the love of the tunes and a taxi fare home. Before long, Escape was to join Hazard on his weekly radio show on Unity FM. Although the show was well received and opened plenty of doors for the duo, it was difficult being the only drum & bass DJs on an otherwise ragga dominated station and this led to Escape looking for other pirates where his musical policy and jungle selection would be more readily accepted. 
With Kool FM Midlands rapidly establishing itself as the leading jungle pirate in the area and rivalling its London counterpart in terms of the exposure it could provide to up and coming DJs it was clear to Escape that this was where he needed to be. Dogged persistence and a refusal to take no for an answer led to a very large phone bill and no less than five separate demos being sent to Kool. Eventually his perseverance paid off with the reward of a Saturday morning slot that a lot of local DJs would have given their right arm for.  Although up to this point, he was still going by the name of Younga Zone, the decision to rebrand himself Dj Escape was made after careful consideration and some sound advice from Joker Records’ Pugwash. As he established himself on Kool FM through hard work, innovative selection and a rapidly expanding following he moved up through the rankings to the prime time 8-10 Sunday evening slot with MC Biggie. Unfortunately, as with so many pirate stations, things came to an abrupt end for Kool in 2002, causing Escape to make the move to Silk FM.

It wasn’t just behind the decks that Escape was making for a name for himself. Getting involved with event promotion in and around the Birmingham area led to more exposure and bookings began to come in thick and fast from around the UK and overseas. He has since supported the success of events stretching from all over the to America.

Escape initially dabbled in the field of label management when he set up 2nd Strike Records and, although the label only had one release (DJ Hazard You Ready/Metallic Blue) due to distribution problems, experience was gained, lessons were learned and Escape set up a brand-new label called Muzik Hertz. The label gave breaks to artists such as Complex, Dj Rusty and P.A. and this wealth of experience has been instrumental in Escape’s journey into production. Influences from this epic 25-year voyage into jungle drum and bass are echoed throughout of every track, with each one paying homage to the sound.

I'm looking for people who has experience in the following:

* Have had missing or lost time of any length, especially an hour or more.

* Have unusual scars or marks with no possible explanation of how you received them, especially if you have an emotional reaction to them (i.e. straight-line scar, scars in roof of mouth, in nose, behind or in the ears, or genitals, etc.)

* Have seen balls of light or flashes of light in your home or other locations.

* Have a memory of flying through the air which could not be a dream.

* Have a "marker memory" that will not go away (i.e. alien face, examination needle, table, strange baby, etc.).

* Have seen beams of light outside your home or come into your room through a window.

* Have had vivid dreams of aliens or UFOs.

* Have had numerous UFO sightings in your life.

* For women only: Have had false pregnancy or missing fetus.

* Have awoken in another place than where you went to sleep, or don't remember ever going to sleep; for example, lying upside down in the bed or a car.

* Have had a dream of eyes such as animal eyes (like an owl or a deer), remember seeing an animal looking at you. Also applicable if you have a fear of eyes.

* Have awoken in the middle of the night startled.

* Have a strong reaction to pictures of aliens, either an aversion or being drawn to.

* Have unusual fears or phobias; for example: heights, snakes, spiders, large insects, certain sounds, bright lights, your personal security, or being alone.

* Have experienced self-esteem problems.

* Have awoken with marks, burns, or bruises with no explanation for how you could have received them.

* Have had someone who claims to have witnessed a ship or alien near you or has witnessed that you have been missing.

* Have had at any time blood or an unusual stain on sheet or pillow, with no explanation of how it got there.

* Have an interest in the subject of UFOs or aliens or an extreme aversion to the subject.

* Have been compelled to drive or walk to an out-of-the-way place or unknown area.

* Have the feeling of being watched all the time, especially at night.

* Have had dreams of passing through a closed window or solid wall.

* Have seen a strange fog or haze that should not be there.

* Have heard strange humming or pulsing sounds and you could not identify the source.

* Have had unusual nosebleeds or have awoken with a heavy nose bleed.

* Have awoken with soreness in your genitals which cannot be explained.

* Have had back or neck problems, T-3 vertebrae out often, or awoken with an unusual stiffness in any part of your body.

* Have sinusitis or nasal problems.

* Have had electronics around you go haywire or oddly malfunction with no explanation.

* Have seen a hooded figure in or near your home, especially next to your bed.

* Have had frequent or sporadic ringing in your ears, especially in one ear.

* Have a fear of doctors or tend to avoid medical treatment.

* Have insomnia or sleep disorders.

* Have had dreams of doctors or medical procedures.

* Have frequent or sporadic headaches, especially in the sinus, behind one eye, or in one ear.

* Have the feeling that you are going crazy for even thinking about these sorts of things.

* Have had paranormal or psychic experiences or have these abilities.

* Have been prone to compulsive or addictive behavior.

* Have channeled telepathic messages from extraterrestrials.

* Have been afraid of your closet now, or as a child.

* Have had sexual or relationship problems.

* Have to sleep against the wall or have your bed against the wall.

* Have a difficult time trusting other people, especially authority figures.

* Have a sensitivity towards certain lights or sounds.

* Have had dreams of destruction or catastrophe.

* Have the feeling that you are not supposed to talk about these things, or that you should not talk about "them."

* Have tried to resolve these types of problems with little or no success.

Koren Symone is a savage, potty mouthed 20-something-year-old and she is hosting her own no holds barred podcast. She's navigating the exhilarating yet pretentious streets of Dallas, TX and talking about it all and occasionally bringing on some awesome guests to help. This podcast will reveal and follow her life through the partying, corporate work day-to-day crap, fear of organic foods, sexcapades and general life developments that are thrust upon her. If you can even slightly relate to encountering frequent WTF moments than this podcast is for you.

Vladimir Golovanchuk, he's a DVM. DJ, musician, promoter from the beautiful city of Simferopol (Russia). Since 2009 he has been active in Drum and Bass culture. In 2011, the collection of preferred styles was replenished with such genres as" Hardstyle/Hardcore", where he became known to the listeners of the Internet radio station" Fear FM "with its author's program"Future Shock". Love and knowledge of Drum and Bass music, gives him to be diverse in his mixes. Is a frequent guest official promouterskaya enterprises "CRIMEAN D'n'b ALLIANCE".

Name Big cheese  Birth place NY NY but thoroughly.But born and raised in jersey city 
Producer of a B.U.Production inc. 

Well for one thing is that I'm a real person being fake doesn't even applied to my standers or in blood. I grew up in the streets of Jersey City where sh*t out here is no walk in the park got a wife but also been married to the game for years now. I love making music hip-hop, R&B and rap that's is my sh*t. Ever since I was young, like 10-11 years old I was always in to beats, DJ equipment and even use to collect different type of amps,stereo speakers equalizer anything that had to do with either making music or just listening to music. I use to sneak into My older brothers room Just to Fuck with his turntables he had technique 1200. No one around my area had what we had. I mean some of mine niggaz from around the way used to come through just to make a mix tape I've learned a lot of sh*t using turntables and a gemini scratch master. I had the one that had a sampler built in it. We knew where all the party would be at. We was the life line of a party. I grew on Baldwin ave and fleet street. I was always around the older crowds. These niggaz here knew everything about the music industry especially this one cat I grew up with 
Ali aka (Akon). This dude right here  was all about the music. I can reflect to the way he was because he has three brothers and so do I. He really put me up on to music. At that moment that's when I really really got into hip-hop making beats and Rapping. I use to see akon pick up a microphone and just start freestyle and beat bopping and shit. Anyways I'm trying to do something unique create a different kind of vibe that you can nod your head to. I sample alot but I also use my own sounds. My main shit is reason and mpc1000. Shit.... niggaz get tight when they here different types of sounds I come out with when im using these two type of instrument. 

Special thanks to : first of all is to god for giving us life and blessing everyone in my life and giving me the strength to forgives those as he forgives me.  My wife Lissie thanks babe for pushing to reach my goals. And you did always say " Set a goal and reach for it  " I love you".  To my son michael Anthony, little me. You walk and talk just like me. when I first held your little hand together with mine I knew then that you would change my entire world and it has been the best thing to ever happen to me. Love you and keep your priorities straight. Like I always told you " Respect others and others will Respect you back ". To Justin and Chastity i love you guys. If it wasn't for you's both I wouldn't probably learn the facts abut life, how to be a dad and how to be responsible and cherish what I have. I'm looking forward to enjoy my success with you guys. And to my mom my brother mace lil bro pause and to one and only who's up in heaven watching every move I make "Gazzer" aka Jose .I love you always. Wish you were here. Theres not a day that goes by that I don't think of you. You are always in my heart. See you when it's my time but for now I know you in a better place in gods hands now  "LOVE YOU BROTHER "

It's funny how everyone tries to treat you like a pawn piece from a chess. But In reality, they are the ones that needs to be check Mate

Parker, born as Anthony Lee Parker on 08/24/1984 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a fresh face on the music scene. He’s a vocalist who’s ready to set his mark in history.

Parker isn’t like the typical artist who states the expected line, “I always wanted to do music”. Parker says, “I didn’t think I would be doing music but music has always been in me & around me.” As a young man, Parker had aspirations of becoming a professional chess player. He has carried this out for years; winning award after award. He takes pride in his chess skills but he knows that God has more ahead for him. 

This new male vocalist is also nice on the keys. He sits at the piano perfecting his melodies every chance he gets. Parker makes sure he puts himself completely into his music so that you don’t only hear him, but you also feel him.

With influences such as John Legend, Musiq Soulchild, Frankie Lymon, The Temptations & also the singer of “The Love Boat”, Parker has developed this old school sound with a future essence. Parker displays passion in saying’” I have a sound that’s uncommon & I want it to be heard at its best.” Well, with his unique tone & timeless presence he’s sure to stand out from the rest. His music is not perverse but greatly appeals to every type of listener, which seems challenging for some male artists.

Parker testifies that he isn’t just creating music for himself. He’s doing this because it’s in God’s plan for his life. Parker acknowledges that God placed this in him to be a help to his loved ones & those he crosses paths with.

Currently, Parker is working on song after song to provide you with hit after hit. His single, “Spades” will give you a true understanding of what to expect from him as an artist. With his humble spirit & diverse quality, he’s sure to be known as one of the greatest musicians of his time. So let’s all sit back & watch the next chess moves Parker makes.

Specialties:Vocalist, Pianist & Songwriter

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