TH3RDCLASS is a Houston, Texas based live hip hop band that blends Gospel-centric lyrical theology with jazz, trip hop, electro and rock, while staying true to 3 of the 4 core elements of hip hop culture - rap, turntablism and graffiti art. The culturally diverse band have members from Britain (from Caribbean descent), Dominican Republic and America (from Mexican descent).

I read some time ago of a man who took passage in a stage coach. There were first, second and third-class passengers. But when he looked into the coach, he saw all the passengers sitting together without distinction. He could not understand it till by-and-by they came to a hill, and the coach stopped, and the driver called out, “First-class passengers keep their seats, second-class passengers get out and walk, third class passengers get behind and push.” Now in the Church we have no room for first-class passengers—people who think that salvation means an easy ride all the way to heaven. We have no room for second class passengers—people who are carried most of the time, and who, when they must work out their own salvation, go trudging on never giving a thought to helping their fellows along. All church members ought to be third class passengers—ready to dismount and push all together, and push with a will. That was John Wesley’s definition of a church—“All at it, and always at it.” Every Christian ought to be a worker. He need not be a preacher, he need not be an evangelist, to be useful. 
-D. L. MOODY

CHURCH BOYY BIZNESS is a Christian hip hop trio based in Durban South Africa and it is made up of two rappers [Dumisani Sitambuli aka Jorimm  & Sikhumbuzo Mbhatha aka Yung Josh  and a vocalist [Athenkosi Lindani Mzimela aka RT.

CBB was originally a group of 8 young men from the same church who came together, driven by a passion to impact other young people, to use their different gifts such as dancing, poetry, singing, rapping and preaching to spread the gospel in their local church, around various communities in the city of Durban and on social media through a youth TV show. It was out of that group that the three musicians, driven by their love for hip hop and a passion to reach the world with the gospel, formally established the Christian hip hop outfit in January 2015.

The three have a brotherly bond that was established in early 2014 which has been strengthened over the years as they served together in church and as they embarked on various community out-reach projects. Their music deals with life issues, from a biblical perspective for both those in the church and those out of the church and their mission is sure, to produce the highest quality music that inspires, builds and ultimately points to the good news of Jesus Christ, hence, their slogan: “Busy making Jesus famous.”

The trio are signed to Divine Movement Media, an emerging independent record label from Durban. Throughout 2016 till date they performed and ministered across KZN province in South Africa at various churches and various concerts, such as:

Highway FM Cohesion concert at Curries fountain stadium Durban
Headlining at British rapper S.O’s KZN concert
Official opening act for US rapper Sho Baraka’s Durban concert
uJehovah Uzwile gospel All-stars concert in Empangeni, KZN
Summerfest urban gospel explosion in Pine Town, Durban
Headlining at award-winning rapper MAWAT’s album celebration concert in Durban
Headlining at City gate recordings’ university tour at UKZN Westville
Headlining at Durban University of Technology OCM gospel experience
Under the label they have released four singles and a mixtape. First, “FORGIVEN” released early 2016 which made it to number one on the www.Reverbnation.com music chart for Durban South Africa for three weeks. The second was “BANGER” which was released in August 2016 and was received with favourable acclaim, getting airplay on Christian radio stations in South Africa, blogs in Zambia and Zimbabwe and is also available on iTunes and Google play. The third single released February 2017 is titled “THE RAIN IS FALLING” which features dynamic Nigerian vocalist Henry Joshua. It has also been featured in Zambia and Zimbabwean music websites, its been playisted on several South African radio stations and the lyric video playlisted on two Christian TV stations so far. Their fourth and latest single “PULL UP IN THE GHOST” is proving to be their biggest single yet as it has been selected as one of the tracks to feature on the latest mixtape from legendary US Christian hip hop DJ irockJesus and it is already making waves on the international and local scene. The mixtape is their first full body of work and they have been privileged to work with multi-award winning MC also voted best African Christian rapper 2015, Courtney Antipas who features on one of the tracks and is the host of the mixtape.

#Church Boyy Bizness ; BUSY MAKING JESUS FAMOUS

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Sunday Cypher Awards 2012 :: Won 5 awards, including Best LP and Best Freestyler / nominated for 14 categories
Sunday Cypher Awards 2011 :: Won 7 awards, including Best EP and Best Freestyle / nominated for 17 categories
Bellingham B-Boy Conference 2011 :: Finalist
Bellingham B-Boy Conference 2010 :: 2 Time Finalist
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Lokeye is a Freestyle Rap Artist, Beat Maker, Producer, Lyricist, Songwriter, Jazz Musician (Piano/Trumpet), and Music Coach . He was first exposed to Hip-Hop culture through listening to Gospel Gangstaz in 1994, although it was Outkast’s Atliens in 1996 that changed his direction from jazz to rap music. Rooted in meditation and desire for human growth, his being comes across through loving lyrics that dance around non-judgmental messages. Having grown up as the son of a preacher man, he explains: “My whole childhood I was surrounded with messages from the heart and the art of communicating that from a pulpit to a wide audience. It’s effortless for my love to make friends with rap music.”

After launching the Sunday Cypher with Raw Jawz and DJ Einstein, Lokeye moved from Bellingham to Seattle, where he was reunited with the stages he first performed on with Basement Basics and North by Northwest in 2005 – 2007. Lokeye was invited to join with the recording artists from both Rec Room as well as The Educataz to form the super-group, Somebody Cares, in 2008. Since that time, Lokeye has continued to make music with the members of Somebody Cares and the greater Sunday Cypher community while pursuing his solo music. 

 Lokeye’s unique blend of love-youself lyrics with Hip Hop has continued to gain global attention, he notes: “I’ve been fortunate enough to hear my music played through the iPods of strangers visiting from international regions, and that has meant a lot to me.” He won the category of “Best Hip Hop/Rap Freestyles” and “Best Hip Hop/Rap EP” in the 2011 Sunday Cypher Awards and was labeled “The Godfather” by the now urban-legendary Sunday Cypher community. 

 In 2011, Lokeye released his highly anticipated solo album, “Bellingham Bigfoot,” which was recorded, mixed, and mastered in large part by himself along with the northwest’s star producer, Jesus Chris. It featured Michael Harris from Idiot Pilot and captured the inimitable Bellingham sound. This album captured the coalescence of an artistic transformation that had started with an out of body experience in June 23, 2003 and the maturation of his rapid delivery and inexhaustible reservoir of positive lyrics. 

 In 2013, Lokeye released his newest solo album, “Loveraps”: an album so well-thought-out you’ll be making new discoveries still with each listen for years to come. “Loveraps” instantaneously places Lokeye at the forefront of the West Coast Love Raps music scene. Embraced & endorsed by musical legends such as My Dad Bruce, Fresh Espresso, and the whole Kinda Like Us roster, Lokeye has all the support he needs to be successful in his extraordinarily fresh take on rap music. 

www.lokeye.com
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Reverend Rogers is reared in a Christian home were religious teaching and church attendance remains a family priority, Reverend Rogers accepted Jesus Christ at an early age.
       Continuing his education, he went on to Central Christian College of the Bible in Moberly, Missouri where he pursued a Bachelor of Science Degree majoring in Preaching Ministry. This education has helped prepare Josiah for the work God has called him to do for the Kingdom of God. 
      Reverend Rogers has been a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania since his existence on this earth. Reverend Rogers preached his first initial sermon on November 20, 2005 at the Oak Grove Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend William Sullivan Jr.  He is currently an Associate Minister, has been a member of the Youth Mass Choir for 16 years while holding positions such as Choir President (5 consecutive years), Vice President (3 years), Secretary, Chaplain, and 2nd Assistant Choir Director, Honorary member of the 2 Choir, member of the Prayer Band, and a member of the Youth Prayer Harvest. 
      Reverend Rogers also attended Greater New Life Ministries where he served as the Praise & Worship Leader, Choir Director, Associate Minister & street evangelist. He currently attends Second Missionary Baptist Church of Huntsville, Missouri where he serves as a member of the Adult Mass Choir and Ministerial Staff. In Missouri, he is the co-founder of the Exalted Praize Gospel Choir which is the “first African American administrated, student led, college gospel choir ever created in Central Christian College of the Bible’s 50 year history. The Exalted Praize Gospel Choir has ministered at Joyce Meyers’s Dream Center, the Gospel Music Workshop of America‘s Gospel Café (both in St. Louis, Missouri), Eagles Heights Ministries, Evangel University (both in Springfield, Missouri), Moberly Area Community College, Central Christian College of the Bible and various other venues.
	Reverend Rogers also attend Cincinnati Christian University before transferring to Philadelphia Biblical University to pursue a Master‘s Degree in Christian Counseling. While residing in Cincinnati, Ohio he became a member of the Philippian Missionary Baptist Church where he served as an Associate Minister and male lead vocalist for the Mass Choir. He was also a member of the Six Choir Union which traveled to local church in the Cincinnati area to sing on the first Sunday of every month. However, being apart of this union he had the opportunity to share the stage with Pam Crumbley (local recording artist and former lead singer for the Charles Fold Singers) which requested him to sing with her on several concerts that she held in the city. However, during the time that he was a member of Philippian MBC he was ordained as a preacher of the gospel on August 23, 2009.
	Since he has been back to Philadelphia he became a member of two gospel recording (The Mighty Spiritualaires and AFJ & VOZ). He has shared the stage with several local and national recording artist which include: Cece Winans, Trinitee 5:7, Norman Hutchins, Twinkie Clark, Prof. Craig Hayes, Apostle Darryl Yancey, Tia Pittman, Brian Pittman, Minon Bolton, and many others.  
      Reverend Rogers has received countless awards in his lifetime from his school, college, church, and community. He has a strong passion for delivering God’s Holy and infallible word through preaching and gospel music. 
      Reverend Rogers was recently chosen to be one of the semi-finalist for Gospel Search of America 2008 which took place in Dallas, TX. He has had the opportunity to minister in Pennsylvania, New York, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Delaware, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. His lifelong motto is, "WHAT THE LORD TOLD ME WILL TAKE PLACE IN DUE SEASON IF I FAINT NOT BECAUSE IT IS ALL ABOUT JESUS !" 


Frederick Kodwo Nkrumah is young Gospel preacher who is gifted in the writing of Gospel songs.His songs mostly speak about the goodness,greatness and saving power of the one and only Savior of the world, JESUS CHRIST

Marilyn Hill is a singer/songwriter/voice over artist/author, and she has been singing since she was 5 years old! She has also been a model, managed to get into a couple of movies, and has also been a US Marine, and a US Postal Worker. She also attended college in the 80s and 90s, and has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. 

Marilyn proudly created an avatar called "Pari Perenti" in 2006, who is a gorgeous singer and fashion designer for avatar clothing in 3-D online inworlds called SecondLife.com and also inWorldz.com where she loves to sing and dj at her Wild Thangs club which is located at her sim island called Wild Spirit, and showcases her fashions and shapes in both worlds.
 
Marilyn Hill is the actual singer/songwriter/voice over artist of the songs, and she uses her avatar for her cover art and videos she creates as well as her artist name. Marilyn was born in Florida, and now resides in Tennessee in her father's hometown. She has been singing for most of her life, as long as she ever knew about music and her love for it! She has a Rock, Country, Classical, and Gospel background. She is called by Marilyn or Renee', it just depends upon whoever likes which name, lol.
 
She comes from a very musical family in which her mother and two aunts were in a gospel singing group with their preacher father called ’The Dixie Melody’ in Orlando, Florida at their very early ages, and have been singing ever since, too. The reunions now are so fabulous!
 
Her mother's cousin, Lionel Delmore, was the co-writer with John Anderson on many songs including the very famous Song called "Swinging" which became the #1 hit in 1983, and Lionel's father was one of the famous brothers of the 1930s country duo called 'The Delmore Brothers' in Huntsville, Alabama, where Marilyn's mother's family originated. She and her mother has written many songs, too.
 
In the 1980s, Marilyn was also a model/actress and one of the movies she had gotten into had starred Johnny Cash and June Carter. Marilyn had the honor of dancing with Johnny Cash on that movie set, and when she did, she felt she had touched greatness!
 
Marilyn has had voice, violin, clarinet, and guitar lessons early in her life. Her passion is music and singing, and anyone can feel that by the loving atmosphere she creates when she sings songs that she loves to sing that make her feel wonderful inside,and her voice is sexy, sweet, and powerful. She also has a children's book to her credit called, "Earful Gets a Tummyful" and its sold in Amazon for the Kindle!
 
Marilyn now has many songs in an album called "All That's Left is Love in the Heart" in her name of Marilyn Hill at iTunes, Amazon, and many other online stores, but as her "Pari Perenti" artist name her songs are in cd's with dj's around the world. She made music videos out of some of her songs and put them on Youtube and other sites as well that can be found using her "Pari Perenti" artist name as well. 

Lyrics have always come to her when she least expects it, such as waking up from a dream, or in the shower, or whatever she might be doing at the time, and then she starts to sing the words out loud for awhile til she has a good melody going, and when they do, she scrambles to write them down on a pad and paper she keeps nearby, then she pulls up her recording software and synthesizer or violin and and hum the melody or sings the words to it while she records, then she will find a musician who can match her words and melody!
 
She creates songs via internet with her musician friends from around the world to the point that she has become multi-genre. Many of the musicians she has worked with in creating wonderful songs are Arian Hagen from Germany on "From A Distance", "Swimming in the Sea of Love", "Did You Ever Think","I Feel Just Like a Million Dollars" "Why Have I Done This", & "Let's Go Fly"; Hippie Rockso & Weapon from the USA on "Get Cha Mind Right"; Bryan Dorland from Canada on "Unforgiven Soul"; James Joyner from the USA on "Solid Grounds (All The Time)" & "I Keep Dreamin'"; Ravi Shankar Narayanan from India on "Life in Blues"; Sean Knight from the England on "Christmas in Heaven" & "Country Kinda Christmas with Santa"; Jericho Dani on "Time"; Mike Reilly from England on "Gone to the Pecos"; Hans Tiger Smits from Holland on "Anything For You"; and the guys who collaborated on "Sweet Talkin' Cowboy" were Dale Crowley from the USA on piano and strings; Marcus Bierbaum from the US on guitar; Daniele Silvestri from Italy on drums; and James Joyner from the US helped to coordinate that collaboration as well. Her very own song creation is "Sexy Wild Thangs" in which she uses as her theme song for her Wild Thangs club in inWorldz.com and she is always collaborating on new songs! A couple of her later collaborations is "I Wonder" in which she co-wrote with Prithwin Rapaka's beautiful composition, and "Alone in a Trance" where she wrote and sung to George J & Z's electrofunk composition. She is also working on more Christmas songs for her "Pari's in the Christmas Spirit" Annual Christmas Album.
 
Marilyn is happily married to her British turned American husband, Michael, and she loves her family very much. She has a beautiful red haired daughter named Heather Dawn Cagle, and Heather has 3 lovely children, Robert Millard Vipond, III, Brittany Fick, another gorgeous redhead, and Brandon Fick, all of whom she has always loved and always will.

 Mark Green was born in Harlem - New York. He was raised by his grandmother ( Catherine Green ). In a single parent home.
Mark attended Catholic School ( St. Mark's The Evangelist ) From First to Eighth grade. It was at the end of his 8th year Mark's grandmother, became sick, and was diagnosed with cancer of the bone. She passed away on September 10, 1979.
       Because of his anger Mark turned away from God and turned to the street, where he spent many years.
       In 1995, he came to Boston with his wife to be Janice Johnson. And started attending services at the Holy Tabernacle Church, where he later got saved, and gave his life to Christ. Mark spent many years struggling with his old life style, and in the year 2000 he came out with his first cd called "Preacher Man". Since then he has produced 3 more cds, and has just finished his latest cd called Mark Green "New Life". Which can be purchased on line at Amazon.com, ITunes, CD Baby and many more on line locations.
      His photos and videos can also be found on line at Reverbnation, and YouTube.
      He has ministered all across the United States and has performed with many known Gospel Artists. In 2011 he opened up for Dwayne Omarr at the Strand Theater in Boston, Massachusetts.
     He has also been nominated for 3 Rhythm of Gospel Awards for 2011:
Best Holy Hip Hop CD;
Best Holy Hip Hop New Artist;
Best Holy Hip Hop Song "Prayed Up".
    His street knowledge, combined with scripture and real life struggles and experiences, is what makes Mark Green's music Ministry a blessing to the body of Christ.
    Since his grandmothers death he has acquired an personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Marks' goal is to reach the places for Christ where churches cannot reach, and to see the world united in one body under Jesus Christ.


I PLAYED TEXAS, BEER JOINTS AND RODEOS
BIG D ARENAS, TRUCK STOPS, CASINOS
SANG IN EVERY DIVE AND JOINT IN OKLAHOMA
DID HARD TIME IN A FEW IN ARIZONA
BEEN IN EVERY HOLE IN THE WALL FROM MEMPHIS TO MAINE

OUT HERE ROCKIN’, ROLLIN’
MIXIN’ UP THE FAST WITH THE SLOW ONES
LIVIN’, BREATHIN’
SONGS ABOUT LOVIN’ AND LEAVIN’
MAMA DON’T GET IT, PREACHER DON’T UNDERSTAND
WHY I’M A SINGER
IN A COWBOY BAND

-- “SINGER IN A COWBOY BAND” BY RONNIE DUNN & CRAIG WISEMAN


Ronnie Dunn is more than just the first-ever solo album by one of country music’s most beloved artists -- a man who’s already learned a thing or two about being a singer in a cowboy band. As familiar as his winning voice has become, Ronnie Dunn has only now taken the time to explore once and for all his own powerful voice as a brand new solo artist. And as Dunn himself notes with a laugh, “I have to say, I’m sure enjoying feeling ‘new’ all over again.”

For Dunn and for all the fans he earned along the way, this deeply felt new effort has been a long time coming. In many ways, Ronnie Dunn is literally the album of a lifetime for the man whose name now gives this remarkable collection of songs its title. “Yeah, you really could say that I have been waiting my whole life to make this album,” Ronnie Dunn says with a smile as he sits back in The Barn outside his home where he spent countless hours working on this music over the last few years. “Like one of the songs on the album says, ‘We all bleed red,’ and frankly there’s a whole lot of my blood all over these particular tracks.”

As a result of all his hard work,Ronnie Dunnreflects perhaps the most intense soul searching Ronnie Dunn has ever done as a recording artist -- and as a man too. “More than ever before, I felt as if I had a chance here to tell my own story through songs that mean a lot to me -- some I wrote, some I co-wrote, and some that I just tried to make my own,” Dunn says. “Having waited so long to make my own album and say exactly what I wanted to say, I think that I became obsessed with making every song here really count.”

Of course, Ronnie Dunn has had an excellent reason to wait until now to make a solo album. For 20 years, Dunn was extremely proud and thankful to be a big part of the single most successful duo in country music history -- and one of the most popular performing acts in recent music history. “When my musical partnership with Kix happened, lightning just struck. All of a sudden, all that success took us both by surprise, and away we went. It’s like we created these two characters, and we just took off on the rocket together, and kept going.” Brooks & Dunn’s remarkable rocket ride would ultimately result is more than 30 millions albums sold, countless crowd-pleasing stadium and arena shows and multiple CMA Awards, ACM Awards, GRAMMYs, CMT Awards, People’s Choice Awards, Billboard Music Awards and American Music Awards. “Kix and I were very honored in so many ways,” says Dunn. “We didn’t just accomplish everything we dreamed of as a duo. We accomplished a lot more than we ever expected. I have absolutely no complaints and no regrets.”

So when Brooks & Dunn decided to hang up their boots while they were still on top -- ultimately playing their very last show together on September 2, 2010, at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee -- Dunn finally had the time to call upon all his skills as one of music’s finest voices and storytellers to tell his own story in a way he’s never done before. As he explains, “When I started this album, right from the first song, every track that I wrote or co-wrote or picked was autobiographical in a way. I began with ‘Singer in a Cowboy Band’ -- which is definitely a big part of my story -- and we went on from there, and on and on.”

A famed perfectionist by nature, Dunn admits that he threw himself into the creative process for the album in a very big way as he produced his own solo debut. “This time around I baked it, I baked it and cooked it, and cooked it again,” Dunn says shaking his head. “I wrote or was involved with recording 34 songs for this album. I was all over the place, literally and figuratively. I mean, was cutting all over town everywhere, nonstop. I became a man obsessed, and maybe a man a little lost too. But I kept going because making this album all it could be became so important to me. I wanted this to be something special for all the fans who’ve given me this opportunity -- and for myself too.”

In the end, however, it was Janine Dunn -- Dunn’s wife of 20 years -- who ultimately helped him figure out the secret to making this solo album work. “I’d go home after writing, and it’s the first time Janine, my wife, has ever come to me and said, ‘You need to stop writing right now. Stop the madness.’ She said, ‘If you do anything, go down to The Barn, stare out into space or whatever you’ve got to stare out into, and find yourself.’ She told me, ‘You’ve been running hard for 20 years -- and for about 15 years before that you were running hard to get here. You need to stop and spend time trying to find where you are in your heart.’ As usual, Janine was right. That’s what I fought to do with this album, and I feel like, for the most part, I captured that in the end.”

LET THE COWBOY ROCK
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL
THIS IS WHERE THE HURT STOPS
WHERE THE WHISKEY FLOWS
LET HIM DRINK EVERY DROP
GO, GO, GO ‘TIL HE DROPS
LET THE COWBOY ROCK!

-- “LET THE COWBOY ROCK” BY RONNIE DUNN & DALLAS DAVIDSON


At heart, Ronnie Dunn has always been a man of music.

“I started listening to music with my father who was a guitar player and a singer in a band,” Dunn remembers. “In a way, this was his aspiration -- to do what I’m doing now. My father loved Merle Haggard, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, hardcore country. When I became a teenager I would sneak off and listen to rock too. I remember getting a little record player that played 45s for Christmas in New Mexico. I think I was maybe six or seven, and I played ‘Peace in the Valley’ from Elvis over and over, thinking, ‘Man, that’s different.’ I mean, that was rocking compared to what I was accustomed to. And then later on I snuck off and was into listening to everything -- and I still am.”

That initial introduction to music is reflected loud and clear in the music that Ronnie Dunn has made all his life, and now it’s all over Ronnie Dunn -- a potent signature combination of hard country and hard rock with a healthy serving of down home gospel soul. Truth be told, Dunn has always loved singing “the fast and the slow ones” -- the deeply felt sounds of Saturday night and Sunday morning.

That’s been one big musical constant in a busy life that’s found Dunn covering so much territory. Born in Coleman, Texas, Dunn would go on to attend 13 schools in his first 12 years of education. In a sense, Ronnie Dunn’s path was forever determined while studying psychology at Abilene Christian University and playing with bands in bars at night. He was forced to choose between his studies or his music. “Choosing between a life in the church or making music in the bars comes from the dynamic between my mother and my father,” Dunn says. “My mother was the oldest of seven kids, very stable, Louisiana farm family, Baptist church going. My dad had been raised in orphanages all his life, bounced around and had just the opposite life. Opposites obviously attract.” Ultimately and perhaps predictably, Dunn chose music, and eventually moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to make his way.

“Tulsa is a great music town -- and it was a crazy town in the day,” Dunn says with a warm smile. “I was urged to move to Tulsa to break into the music business before I was urged to go to Nashville. See at the time, Eric Clapton’s band was from there. Guys who were playing with Joe Cocker were there. You had J.J. Cale and his cats, and the guys from The Gap Band too. Then there was Leon Russell who was kind of the king daddy with his whole Shelter Records scene. It was also the home to the largest country booking agency in the world at the time. So Tulsa was this crazy mix-match of music styles at the time, and it was all there and very much alive. Live music was really important, and the club scene there was hot. So for someone like me, it was the perfect place to learn your chops.”

Dunn’s big break -- and his eventual move to Nashville -- came thanks to Jamie Oldaker, a distinguished Tulsa drummer who had already played with Bob Seger, Leon Russell and, most recently, Eric Clapton. “I had a house band at a country club there, and Jamie would come in every now and then and sit in with us,” Dunn recalls. “One night Jamie called and said he was at the QuikTrip getting gas after all the clubs closed down, and there was an application at the counter for some talent contest and that he put my name down. I was like, ‘Dude, that is so uncool.’ But it ended up being a whole lot cooler than I could have imagined.”

In the end, Dunn was accepted -- and ultimately won -- the Marlboro Country Music Contest. The demo that Dunn was asked to send in to the contest included such future hits as “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” and “Neon Moon.” The finals for the contest brought Dunn to Nashville, and when he won, Dunn was given the chance to record a single with producer Scott Hendricks. Impressed with what he heard in Dunn, Hendricks suggested that famed music executive, writer and producer Tim DuBois check the singer-songwriter out. It was DuBois who suggested that Dunn meet up with another singer-songwriter in town named Kix Brooks, and the rest would soon be history.


WE’VE SEEN IT ALL, ME AND THIS OLD GUITAR
SWEATIN’ IT OUT IN THESE COWBOY BARS
WITH THE LOST SOULS, WINNERS, LOSERS AND CHEATERS

DONE EVERYTHING YOU CAN DO IN HERE
LATE NIGHTS, FIST FIGHTS, STRIPPIN’ MY GEARS
I’VE HAD A GOOD TIME
I KNOW WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE

I DON’T DANCE
THAT’S SOMETHIN’ I DON’T DO
I DON’T DANCE
I BRING IT HOME TO YOU
STANDIN’ UP HERE IN THE SMOKE AND THE LIGHTS
I KNOW WHO’S GONNA HOLD ME TONIGHT

-- “I DON’T DANCE” by RONNIE DUNN / DAVID LEE MURPHY / CRAIG WISEMAN


Ronnie Dunn is an album that vividly reflects one man’s whole journey to this point. While working on the album, Dunn thought a lot about the good luck and great fortune that have taken him this far. It’s an inspired song cycle that covers much of the path Ronnie Dunn has taken as a travelling troubadour -- with up-tempo country rockers like “Singer in a Cowboy Band” and “Let the Cowboy Rock” and the mariachi-flavored “How Far to Waco” -- and on more intimate and romantic ballads like “Last Love I’m Tryin’” and “I Don’t Dance,” about the real-life love that’s somehow sustained Dunn through all the highs and the lows. Even the songs Dunn has chosen to cover here, he makes forever his own -- like the stunning first single “Bleed Red,” written by Tommy Lee James and Andrew Dorff, a song that represents a grand statement about our shared humanity.

“It’s amazing when I think back on it all,” Dunn says, shaking his head now. “Consider this -- my first landlords in Nashville were Johnny Cash and June Carter. June knew my wife Janine forever, and they offered us one of their cabins when I first came to town. I can remember when I was first introduced to John. He had just given June a new Rolls Royce -- this big, blue thing. She took Janine shopping and said, ‘You boys stay here and visit.’ They left me in the house with Johnny Cash. Here’s this hero of mine sitting in a black recliner in a black suit in front of a TV, and I don’t think he says two words the whole time they’re out. Janine comes back, and she looks like she’s seen a ghost. Later, Janine told me, ‘June just read me the riot act about being with someone in the music business.’ June warned Janine about every dark aspect that could -- and usually does --happen. I’ll never forget Janine looking at me and saying, ‘Maybe we should just go home tomorrow.’”

Ronnie Dunn didn’t run home -- instead, he stayed put and began the very public life in music that continues now in a whole new and exciting way with the album that shares his good name. “All these years later, I think back and realize that June was right to warn my wife,” Dunn says. “After all, what were our chances then? And yet here we are today. We’re still married with beautiful kids, and I’m still making music that I truly love. And Johnny Cash was the first to call me up and tell me he was proud of me when I first made it. How amazing is that? So all things considered, I’m glad that we didn’t just turn and go home that next day. I still had a lot more songs to sing then -- and I still do now.”


PEACE BLASTER was born in Cote d’Ivoire In 1977. 
He established himself in the international music scene playing his own unique style of Reggae, gospel, afro-beat , Lovers Rock, Blues Jazz , and Country Music. 

With a catalogue of over 200 original compositions, PEACE BLASTER his a successful artist releasing  five  albums with a single featuring such favourites as 'Taxi Driver, Revive Me Today , Darkness Is Over, Don't forget me , Poursuis ton reve , A song for Mussa , Two Wrongs never make one Right , Our great story and Crooked Town 

From Ivory Coast to Ghana and from Ghana to Canada where he lives now,
Peace Blaster’s Music has allready influenced  people from all oever the world.
Peace has been been succesful in all areas of life and his musical carrers .
Milty-talented  and inteligent ,Peace  sings in both English & French . 

He has been working in the past has Barber, Photographer, Translator and Driver In an oil compagny,  SIVOP / SCB / ICM Holding in on Mission at Anadarko Petroleum / VANCO Energy /CNR and TIDES. In Canada he works at American lead and metal compagny and doing Music as well. Black belt in martial Arts (Kung-Fu) and many time national Champion  winning 11 medals, Peace Blaster is one of the real exemple of people who can rise from dust to creat their own future and seat among the successful people of this  world. 

PeaceBlaster’s former albums Question Time, Darkness is Over, Revive me today. Heal my Land, Poursuis Ton Reve , Tow wrongs never make one right  and Our Great Story where produced by Himself including his New Album Crooked Town.

Many people and fans from America, Europ, United-Kingdom , Africa , Asia and others  side of the world  who had the chance to discover his great songs and Lyrics ,do  not heistate each day to a return  to his  different sites to listen and share the joy, the harmony, the inspiration and motivation that give his  songs. 

Though Peace Blaster sings in french and also in English that  is not his mother tongue and despite of the fact that he has lurned  English all alone , just by using books and DVds, this youngster has Verily demonstrate that in life,  nothing is impossible to people who believe in their dreams , and work hard to accomplish them.

With His new album recorded to target  the international music market , Crooked Town ,  with more than ten tiles, is one of  the most appreciated Albums of Peace Blaster. Good song writer and  live performer,  Peace Blaster is also  a preacher, a spiritual uplifter and a motivators . Peace  has the ability of singing Soul-touching songs , with broken heart healing melodies. 



Strengthened by his faith in God , Peace is determined to create his 
own future. He  feels connected more profoundly to the spirit of God guiding him in every moment of his music career and life.  As he wrote in his song called TRANING GROUND,  This this world belong to the wise, to the strong and to the smarts .                    by fighting, dreaming, acting and working  hard like winners , we can also become winners. 
As you go remember that in this life no one can stop you Unless you stop yourselves. And if you can dream it and work on it you can make it.
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