King Pikeezy is a recording artist, rapper, producer, songwriter, and trendsetter. Pikeezy was born in Newark, New jersey, in the vailsburg section also known as "Hoodaville". His journey in music started at the Newark Boys Chorus School, a performing arts academy which he attended from 4th to 8th grade. While at the choir school he learned music theory, piano, and vocal lessons. As a student of the school he was afforded the opportunity to travel the world, singing in locations such as Australia , New Zealand, Italy and across the United States. They performed at concert halls, opera houses, churches and stadiums. After graduating he attended the famed Arts High School in Newark, New Jersey, were he continued his musical training. While at Arts high school he formed a production company were he produced and wrote songs for aspiring artists, and started to hone his musical abilities. He began to focus on a career in the music industry. After graduating high school he attended the prestigious historically black institution, Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. While in Atlanta he promoted parties at local clubs, worked with local independent record labels, and produced music for local artist. After attending Morehouse College he returned to Newark, New Jersey, and attended the Institute of Audio Research (A.I.R) an audio engineering and musical production school located in NYC. In the subsequent years Pikeezy has launched several business endeavors. Blank Canvas Productions, a multi-media production company. Stop Shootin Music, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that uses music to help reverse the trend of senseless violence. Grits & Caviar, a fashion and lifestyle brand. Pamela Marie Hat Company a bespoke luxury hat company. Recent projects released “Young Griot", an EP which is entirely produced by Grammy Nominated and Platinum producer !LL Mind, “Prelude To Freedom” (Ep) “Escape From The Trap” (Ep) “Son of A Zulu” EP & “Curator of Culture “ (Full length album). He stays busy organizing community events, designing clothing, developing ideas, writing, recording ,producing music and running several businesses. He uses his music and art to empower and educate. Pikeezy is scheduled to release a new collection of limited edition pieces from his Grits & Caviar clothing line, a Novel,and a Documentary. To contact King Pikeezy for bookings, features, or media, contact Beats4keezy@gmail.com Follow on all social media platforms @KingPikeezy #StayLoopi

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“Being from Tacoma, I learned to work even harder,” he says. “I make music for that grind. You look outside and see all of these artists making history. I try to leave my mark. We’re hungry up here. I spent a lot of time helping others on their albums. It’s time for me to do that for myself.”
After discovering OutKast, Kanye West, Nas, 50 Cent, and Jay-Z in high school, Clemm wholeheartedly devoted himself to hip-hop. He dedicated years to crafting an inimitable style equally steeped in classic soul sounds as it is in deft and dexterous wordplay. Inspired to share that energy, he feverishly wrote music for himself and other artists.
“No matter what, it’s all meant to be encouraging,” he exclaims. “We only get three minutes to talk to the world—sometimes even less. You have to say things on your heart that mean something to you. It’s all about being yourself.”
By doing just that, he started to land songwriting placements as one-half of the duo Writer’s Block in 2010. Among a string of successes, he wrote Nicki Minaj’s RIAA platinum-certified “Fly” [feat. Rihanna] from the GRAMMY® Award-nominated classic Pink Friday, Jason Derulo’s “Dumb,” Iyaz’s “Pretty Girls,” and more in addition to 2017 cuts like Lupe Fiasco’s “Made In The USA” [feat. Bianca Sings] and Rick Ross’s “Lamborghini Doors” [feat. Meek Mill & Anthony Hamilton] off the Billboard Top 200 chart-topping Rather You Than Me. Simultaneously, he relentlessly toured and released a series of mixtapes highlighted by collaborations with everyone from Kurupt to Rockie Fresh and most recently culminating on 2014’s Supaflyness. Along the way, he garnered features from XXL, Respect Mag, and more. Now, So Far So Good represents the culmination of his journey thus far.
Boasting production by GRAMMY® Award-winning powerhouse STREETRUNNER [Eminem, Lil Wayne] as well as guest spots from Lupe Fiasco and more to be announced, this body of work proves to be his most passionate, personal, and powerful to date. Over rich soul-infused soundscapes, he delivers airtight and anthemic bars, while examining his life over the past few years.
“It’s really like my introduction,” he goes on. “I’ve been through so much since Supaflyness. My dad has been in and out of the hospital. My son was born. So Far So Good is my progress report of where I’m at today. 7 years into this game, I’m showing what I’ve learned. I made my way into this industry and did something I dreamed of. Almost losing my father showed me what I’m doing this for. I’ve worked so hard to build my name. I gave my son the same name, so he can enjoy what I’m building forever.”
What he’s building also encompasses Sky Movement and Sky Creative. Since 2013, Sky Movement has produced one of the Pacific Northwest’s biggest music experiences: Dope Music Festival at the iconic Tacoma Dome. Growing exponentially each year, the fest has played host to the likes of Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, Meek Mill, Lil Uzi Vert, Chris Brown, Rich Homie Quan, ScHoolboy Q, and more with Clemm sharing stage alongside these stars during every subsequent installment. Simultaneously, Sky Creative functions as a full-service creative hub, providing the next generation of Tacoma artists a platform and means for success.

Banda Two Four diretamente de São José do Rio Preto,

Integrantes:
Níck Dutra - Vocal e Guitarra
Marcelo Green - Baixo e Vocal
Will Tasca - Guitarra

Bruce W. Tippette (b. 1985) is a composer, performer, and educator. He holds a Master of Music from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts in music composition and a Bachelor of Music in both music composition/theory and also music education from Appalachian State University. His compositions have been performed internationally, and he actively receives commissions for both choral and instrumental ensembles. In addition to his concert works, Tippette has composed original compositions for choreographers, film, and has co-composed music for a children's musical. Tippette's work Unconquered, written for orchestra, won the 2012 Mary Starling Composition Competition, and the Winston-Salem Symphony performed it four subsequent times. Additionally, he was chosen in 2012, 2013 and 2014 to compose five new works as part of an experimental collaboration with Cirque du Soleil and the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Alfred Music, C. Alan Publications, Carl Fischer, Grand Mesa Music Publishers, Hope Publishing, Shawnee Press/Hal Leonard, and Wingert-Jones Publications are among his many publishers.

​Tippette is the recipient of many awards, including the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Scholarship and the Lynn Freeman Olson Composition Award for his piano solo Dance of Fire. As an educator, he teaches music composition, theory, piano, and voice at the Community Music School of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, and he is the Youth Music and Handbell Director at Augsburg Lutheran Church. He also works as a freelance engraver for Wayne Leupold Editions, a publisher of organ music, and is a frequently sought-after rehearsal accompanist. He resides in Winston-Salem, North Carolina with his wife, Elizabeth, and their son and daughter.

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