Rryh Dizzy
Weed Smoking, Nappy Headed, Party Animal.
Rapper, Song Writer, Sound Engineer, Producer, Promoter And CEO & Founder Of MME Records...
Up and coming Bahamian artist Christopher Ryan otherwise known as "Rryh Dizzy". Besides being a "Beedie smoking, nappy headed party animal", was born and raised on the city of Nassau Bahamas, for Rryh hip hop & rap has bin more than just a hobby for him it's his passion he even quotes in songs that it's his life. He started raping from the age of 7. He was discovered at the age 11 from record label producer and founder of valor records independent record label Barry Mckenzie, and he immediately sign him then Chris immediately begin working on his flow and then got into engineering and producing, he's also a song writer and wrote all of his songs and co write lyrics for fellow rappers. Rryh was the youngest of many rappers at valor records, the valor family helped him to develop his unique way of using lyrics with a flow. 
In 2011 at the age of 14 he realized his first remixed song "Baby Blue" For his school Anatol Rodgers High, High school students quickly supported him with the song, he represented all the trouble making high school students in Nassau. At 15 he released his first mix tape "RryH-MiX_TaPe" under valor and saw the hype as an opportunity to start his own group SB Ballers "SBB" "Success Before Ballin". This group consists of rappers Degreez, Clay Boi, Haylo, Nicky Ryh and singer Infiniti and a fan base called The SBB-Nation. Valor records had it's star rapper. But unfortunately he left valor records. 
Rryh then got the opportunity that will changed his life by meeting the lady by the name of Inna polterman, she took a liking to him and waste very little time bringing him to NYC to learn more about the music industry. There he dropped the singles "My Bredrinz" & "Wednesdays" but like the hustler chris is he decided to keep the money only coming to The SBB-Nation, so at the age of 18 in the later part of 2013 he started his independent record label called Money, Music, Entertainment and all though it's a small new record label the team waste no time putting in work with Co Founder Inna polterman who in the end Turn'd out Rryh's adopted mother! 
It seem this kid has accomplished plenty in his young life but still is as carefree and chilled as always and he says he isn't even close to finishing his plans for this Industry he has more in stored for his country and fans that he loves so much the SBB Nation.

What’s in a name? For Miami’s Fayn, it’s everything. It’s the code, the mission, and the warning shot all fired at once. On one hand, it’s an acronym for the believers: Forever Achieve Your Nirvana. It’s a call to turn struggle into strength, a mantra for anyone grinding their way out of the mud. On the other hand, it’s a direct message to the doubters, the haters, and the opposition: F* All Ya’ll N*****. This duality isn’t a gimmick; it’s the source code of his art—a constant balance between the pain that fuels him and the passion that sets him free.
Fayn’s story begins in Allapattah, a neighborhood that exists in the shadows of Miami’s postcard-perfect beaches and neon-lit nightlife. This is the other Miami—the one defined by low-income realities, not luxury resorts. It was here, far from the tourist trails, that Fayn was shaped. Raised in a household with a powerhouse mother who instilled in him the unwavering principles of faith, hard work, and perseverance, he learned early that survival required a different kind of hustle. With his father in and out of his life following an early divorce, and as the youngest of three siblings, Fayn became a keen observer of the world around him. His most impactful childhood memory—feeling helpless as he watched his mother get robbed at gunpoint—wasn't just a traumatic event; it was a catalyst. It planted a seed of resolve to one day become powerful enough to protect the people he loved.
While he started writing his first rhymes at 14, his journey as an artist was forged in fire. At 17, a brief incarceration and a nearly fatal car accident served as a violent wake-up call. Staring his mortality in the face, Fayn realized time and talent were gifts he could no longer afford to waste. That’s when the hobby became a vocation. He dedicated himself to perfecting his craft, transforming his lived experiences—the pain, the city, the past—into witty, conceptual, and deeply lyrical narratives.
His musical style is a modern-day reinterpretation of raw, authentic storytelling. Ask him who he’s comparable to, and the names speak volumes: the raw, unfiltered passion of DMX, the conceptual brilliance of J. Cole, and the street-level lyricism of Dave East. Fayn’s music isn’t just heard; it’s visualized. He crafts tracks that give listeners an instant picture of his perspective on life, love, and loss. It’s a sound that’s both riveting and refreshingly honest, a direct challenge to the often-monolithic soundscape of his city.
And the industry is taking notice. Fayn’s relentless grind is paying off in tangible, undeniable ways. In 2024 alone, he has dropped a series of potent tracks, including "G-Code" (feat. Elz El Real) and a blistering "Statik Selektah Freestyle (Live)." But his crowning achievement to date is the project Heart Of a Wolf 2. Released through his affiliation with Pistol Pete’s K.A.R. Imprint, the project kicks off with a powerful intro from none other than DJ Khaled. The single, “Look What I Did,” became Fayn’s first charting song, rocketing to the #8 position on the iTunes Top 40 Hip-Hop/Rap chart in the UK—a feat for which he recently received a commemorative plaque.
This success isn't happening in a vacuum. Fayn has honed his dynamic stage presence by sharing stages with giants. He recently wrapped the "420 Tour" as an opening act for the legendary Curren$y and has also opened for the Teacha himself, KRS-ONE. Performing alongside these icons has solidified his reputation as an artist who can command a crowd and stand tall amongst veterans.
So, what truly separates Fayn from the crowded field of aspiring artists? It’s his unapologetic honesty and the unique facts that define his character. He’s a Brooklyn native shaped by the streets of Miami. He’ll tell you straight up, “It’s way harder for me to give up than to keep going.” He’s never been baptized, yet his music is filled with a spiritual-level conviction. He uses his platform not to brag, but to testify.
The core message woven through every bar is one of defiant possibility. "I want to inspire people positively," Fayn explains. "And demonstrate that my relentlessness, creativity, honesty, and passion will never be in vain." His music is a living testament to the belief that there is no success without struggle, no glory without grind, and no reward without risk. For Fayn, the mission is clear: to achieve his nirvana, and to provide the soundtrack for everyone else trying to do the same.
Follow Fayn’s journey and stream his latest project, Heart Of a Wolf 2, on all major platforms. Connect with him @faynmusic for updates, new releases, and behind-the-scenes content.
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Passionate, dedicated, versatile, and eager; these are just few of many words that can be used to describe up-and-coming Hip-Hop artist the Arsonist Having already had numerous singles on Indie charts as well as facebook, the Arsonist is progressively proving himself to be a force to be reckoned with. 

Joshua Dent Born  on August 8, 1985, a young Arsonist spent his childhood in a neighborhood infested with drugs and surrounded by violence, being raised by his single parent mother in the James Weldon Johnson Projects in Spanish Harlem. Despite his mother’s every attempt to keep him in the church and out of trouble the Arsonist was a disobedient young man who refused to listen. The pretentious glitz and glamour perpetuated by the face of thug life became an instant attraction for a young poor boy looking to become hood rich. Fortunately after a series of unfortunate events which included dropping out of high school, hanging with the wrong crowd and one instance in particular which nearly got him locked up for a really long time; the Arsonist had a wake-up call! Realizing that he had to get wise and become a leader instead of a follower he did what he loved to do; music! He started out brake-dancing and freestyling some rhymes on the train for a piece of change. The warm reception he gained from the people after one of his freestyles or dances put him on his grind to become one of the best lyrical artist to hail form the East Side of Harlem. 

The first and biggest event he was involved in was an unsigned tour in 2004 with some old school emcee’s named the Jungle Brothers and Black Sheep. They all went on went on a three state tour that touched base in Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire. For the Arsonist it was a great experience that taught him a lot while allowing him to have the time of his life. A few years later he started to work on his solo project. In order to get his name out there the Arsanist started signing up for local shows through out the five boroughs, battling, and participating in plenty of rap ciphers. To achieve more and broaden his fan base he has now begun to upload his own videos to YouTube and his facebook music page. 

Although the Arsonist dedicates a lot of time to his craft he also has a life outside of his music. Currently he works in construction and extraction and enjoys dancing and all sports when he has a free moment. He is also a full time father to one boy and one girl and he likes to think of himself as a family man. One of his biggest goals is to make sure that he always shows his son and daughter all of the love and affection that he can 
He is known to express in his rhymes how his children is his motivation to strive for greatness and to believe that he can do the impossible. When asked what his career goals were he states that for the short-term he would like the opportunity to go to college to get his Associates Degree in Criminal Justice while continuing to flood the streets with mix tapes; whereas long-term, he would like to eventually get two Bachelors Degree’s, one in Criminal Justice and the other in Audio Engineering; sign a major record deal and go multiplatinum while also making sure he gets reverse royalties on his contract before he sign’s. 

The Arsonist believes that a mind is a terrible thing to waste which is why he stay’s focus on the prize. Everyday he thanks God for giving him the opportunity to share his talent with the world. He has a lot to say and assures his fans that “That dedication; the passion; who I am; The Arsonist,” will clearly be heard throughout all his music.

Born August 1st, 1990,  TRUTH grew up with his mother and brother because his parents separated when he was two years old.  His mother's side raised him in Maryland but his father and grandparents lived in Pennsylvania so he was constantly going back and forth between the two. Due to his dad's addictions to alcohol and eventually crack cocaine, Truth lived with and saw his grandparents more than his own father. He knows exactly what it feels like to grow up without a father due to drugs and jail.  
Around thirteen Truth began writing, which was a way to express himself without having to communicate with others about his feelings. Basically, he found a way to use ink and a piece of paper to rid himself of emotions.  Truth struggled through school and was always getting into trouble, and ultimately was kicked out of school more than he was in school.  He eventually followed in his dad's footsteps. At 15 he started drinking and getting high, even with his dad. When Truth was 17 years old his problems continued and was eventually charged with robbery. He was sent to a juvenile program for 15 months. During that time, music became his motivation and it kept him strong and gave him something to do. Truth said that music, "burned in me with a passion." So over that course of time he wrote and wrote and wrote.
At 18, he was released to his grandparents in Pennsylvania but was still the same old kid running the streets with nothing but music on his mind. Truth admits that he still loved the street life and that eventually landed him in jail on more than one occasion. He realized he was hurting his family and those around him and needed a break. Between the drugs and the jails he felt like a lost cause. Still his passion for music did not let up. Truth's life eventually turned around due to the grace of Jesus. He admits, "If  it wasn't for Him, I would still be ripping and running on every drug out there causing chaos and catching cases." After his life turned around, he began ministering to and helping people that came from where he had come from. Truth kept pushing forward endeavoring to make a difference with his music: build up instead of tear down. TRUTH, whose real name is Gavin, chose the name Truth because he wanted to give people real music and real life.
His vision for his music is to let people know that they're not alone. Truth wants people to know that they can relate to his lyrics and that they need somebody to lift them up and not pull them down. It's not about himself but about the people and the community. He wants to reach people through his music in a positive way and give them hope not doubt. Truth writes and records because it is his passion and a gift and doesn't want to waste it or use it for the wrong things. He understands the power of music and wants to build people up instead of tear them down.
Truth knows that, "Music controls the generation and I wanna be the one that can come through and give encouragement and motivate the people that there is a better way." 
 
-Truth Over Lies

Kurt Lundquist (born November 1983) is an American songwriter and musician. Upon completion of his education at Full Sail University, Lundquist pursued professional songwriting and recording. He recorded his first demo with producer Chris Falcon in 2001 and signed with Basement Records. He began recording his first album, No Direction, which was initially unsuccessful until it was remastered and re released in 2003. In 2005, Lundquist released his second album, Unforgiven, which featured local artist Nikki Foxx. After a breif local tour and work on two demos, Lundquist paired with recording artist Sal Palladino, which lead to the creation of his debut single, "Come Back" in mid-2007.

"Come Back featuring Sal Palladino", reached the top ten on the Best of MySpace Music in January 2008. His debut album, Shades of Clear, followed and received excellent reviews in the US. His subsequent album, Solo (2010), failed to exceed the commercial success of the first. He produced a fifth album, Tempted (2011) independently before sourcing for a record label to release it. The album was never completed. Lundquist now works on his sixth album, Sweet Memories; to be released in 2014.


Childhood and Youth

Lundquist was born in Chester, Pennsylvania, an only child to Eric Lundquist, an aviation fabricator, and Sandy, an elementary school teacher.

His interest in music began at an early age. At the age of 3, he visited his grandfather's house in New Jersey and discovered his attraction to the piano in his house. His mother then enrolled him in piano lessons the following year. He was introduced to classical and traditional music from a young age. By the age of 12, he had taken a strong interest in recording. In 1996, when Lundquist was 13 years old, he began recording tracks in a home studio which his parents purchased for him from his music teacher. Upon graduation, he put on performances at venues in the community, beginning to feel more comfortable and dynamic on the stage. Lundquist was signed to Basement Records in 2001.


2003 - 2004: No Direction

Lundquist first met songwriter/pianist Sal Palladino through his high school teacher. A few months later, Lundquist invited Palladino to his home studio to record. Within a year of their first recording session, the duo was beginning to record an album. It was never released, but a few tracks were reworked for Shades of Clear. One song, "Into the Dark", was re-recorded as "As Dragons Soar" for the budget film "Unexplainable". Other tracks included in Shaes of Clear are "Into Forever", "Angel (Reprise)", "Return to Zion", "Chimera", "From the Inside" and "Move Me". Other unreleased tracks from his early demo tapes include "Farther From Me", "Quarantine", "Simple Things", "Remember Me", "Pieces & Clues", "Last Light", "Angels & Demons", and "Left Behind."


2005 - 2006: Unforgiven

Lundquist's second album, Unforgiven was released in March 2005. Unforgiven's debut sold less than 3,000 copies as of 2008 (and was considered a disappointment after his success with Shades of Clear).

Lundquist left Basement Records in mid-2005 following the release of Unforgiven as he felt that they put insufficient effort into the album's production. Basement Records had sent Lundquist into the recording studio because they wanted to re-release No Direction, whereas Lundquist felt the album should not be revisited after it's failure to connect with fans. During his studio time, in which he wrote songs with Nikki Foxx and Chris Falcon, she made the decision to leave the label and find another record deal for his next album.


2006 - 2007: Shades of Clear

Paired with Sal Palladino and a recently-upgraded home studio, Lundquist began work on Shades of Clear in early-2007. Lundquist and Palladino's relationship grew strained in late-2007, when he began heavily using marijuana and alcohol. After seeing Lundquist on a path to self-destruction, Palladino decided to end the friendship leaving Lundquist to finish the album on his own. Lundquist credited Palladino for his extensive help in writing and producing the song and album, but was unable to repair the damage he'd done.

The album was finished in December 2007 and released under New World Entertainment. The following month, it reached the top ten on the Best of MySpace Music. Palladino did not attend the debut.

A single version of "Come Back featuring Sal Palladino" was released in late-August 2011 and featured three remixed versions of the song. Peaking at number 208 on the MySpace Music Channel, MySpace removed the single from it's service because of a copyright issue. Lundquist attributed the issue to the label's failure to file the appropriate forms prior to releasing the single.


2008 - 2010: Solo

In early-2008, Lundquist began work on his fourth studio album, Solo, with producer Christopher Williams. The album, which was influenced by Lundquist's falling-out with Palladino, was scheduled to be released in August 2009, but was delayed by legal issues.

To support production of the album, Lundquist embarked on a concert tour which began in May, and concluded in July. A second tour, which was scheduled to run from September to December, was canceled due to the label's inability to provide funding.

Lundquist decided to produce the album independently. Production was again delayed when he was arrested in 2009 on criminal charges and jailed. He was in prison for 18 months and was released in 2010. The album, nearly a year past it's release date, was finished in late-2010 and was only available for online purchase.


2011 - 2012: Tempted

The project began in February 2011 in Lundquist's home studio in Southeastern Pennsylvania. The album was set to debut in January 2012 as a double-disc feature. Production was slowed by Lundquist's full-time work as a technician. By July, little progress had been made and, with a release deadline approaching, Lundquist canceled the album's release, saying about the project "...it's a waste of time - I didn't really put much effort into this and I can't expect anything back if I don't put more in." He decided to focus on putting together an album that would truly connect with his fans.


2013 - Present: Sweet Memories

Sweet Memories is a compilation of Lundquist's finest unreleased alternative and electro-rock tracks from the past 10 years. Again under New World Entertainment, production began in December 2013 and, according to Lundquist, is a "...work of art - this is going to be big."

Although a release date has not been set, Sweet Memories is expected to debut sometime in July or August of 2014.


Personal Life

Lundquist is a single father with a 10-year-old son named Ray, who lives with him in Southeastern Pennsylvania.


Faith

A Christian since 1996, Lundquist regularly attends church and Bible studies in his hometown of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. He has a strong relationship with God and believes firmly in the teachings of the Bible.


Yonge C is one of Toronto’s hidden gems; under rated, over looked and not appreciated for his real worth. He’s talented beyond means and more than capable of shaking the foundation of this ever evolving music game. Reigning from the Toronto’s north-west end, he’s been on a heavy grind since the early millennium and refuses to stop.
Having been introduced to the sound of music in his early years (his father a musician and composer and his mother a dancer) it’s no shock that he continuously exercises his musical abilities in everything from rapping to song writing. Never one to waste a bar, Yonge fills every verse with, rhythm, rigidity and reality, which with time will prove to be the formula to his triumph.
The road to success has it’s ups and downs and Yonge has definitely been on a ride. He’s gone from free style battling just for fun to winning the Project Idol Competition (2003). He went from forming a Hip Hop group [Lynch Crew] back to making music as a solo artist. He’s released solo projects and has moved on to doing compilations with local and international artists alike such as Omar (UK), Young Jeezy's label CTE's Rossini (US), and Kardinal Offishall (CAN).
Since his latest work , The Great Canadian Show, Yonge has been doing nothing but putting work into his new, solo and collaboration projects. As he continues to master his art, his unique flow and impeccable grind will prove that Yonge C is a treasure that’s waiting to be found.

Amazing Livevideo filmed with several Cams and Lightshow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=O-lJTIh-z5E

We don´t play these days. No one knows if we ever will again.

Don´t even think of calling us "transgender/trans-whatever" - we would rip you into pieces!!! 

New Release: https://onegendercoponebullet.bandcamp.com/releases
Demo & call for support/collaboration against genderassignments & "Transsexuellengesetz" - abolish this bullshit !!! -> https://antigenitalistischeoffensive2013.tumblr.com/post/184784762435/demo-against-german-transsexuellengesetz-in  

Grown up, surviving & fighting in a culture/society of collective genitalistic genderfashism, pathologised (F64.0 - we fight against this diagnosis & all its symptoms and hostile backgrounds), stimatised & sexualised - but we are not ashamed nor confirming to anyone of their lies about sex, bodies & society. No gods no masters no genderuniforms - Non servimus - non condonamus I  🔥🔥🔥🔥

None of the stories & language they use to describe the relation of bodies & genders/sex is true - fuck all these repressive lies, fuck all brainwash propaganda, fuck the male-stream that erased the stories, versions & realities of all our genitalism experiencing sisters & brothers for 6000 years - we are fighting against this genitalistic culture with every muscle we have. 

//// CHK the AGR-Blog for more info
Fuck the commerce. Fuck the police. Fuck people who feel cool cuz of beeing anything. You´re all victims.

We aren´t proud but also not ashamed, we´re musicians, artists, political activists and women born with misunderstood bodys. And we´re fucking angry.
We support actions against psychiatry, genital mutilations of so-called "intersexual" children, pathologization of men and women who are/were wrong assigned at birth and people of every sex that´s fucking oppressed and made illegal and unaccepted by all fucked up states in this corrupt world of shit.

We support the political emancipation of anyone, underground-art, anarchist actions, Fuck the N.W.O.-actions, animal liberation and so on.
We support the underground. But only the underground stuff we like...

We support political campaigns like these:

http://www.irren-offensive.de/praxis.htm

http://zwischengeschlecht.org/pages/Open-Letter-ISHID-2011-18-09

http://www.abc-berlin.net/

http://berta-online.org/

http://antigenitalistischeoffensive2013.tumblr.com/

WENN DU EIN SEXIST ODER EINE SEXISTIN BIST, FICK DICH & ADD UNS NICHT. UND AUF RECHTE, KONSERVATIVE USW. SCHEIßEN WIR GENAUSO...
KEIN BOCK AUF DEUTSCHLAND, KEIN BOCK AUF HOMOFEINDLICHKEIT, KEIN BOCK AUF HURENSÖHNE, DIE GLAUBEN, FRAUEN MIT SCHWÄNZEN WÄREN VERKLEIDETE MÄNNER,
KEIN BOCK AUF LEUTE DIE SICH PROFILIEREN WOLLEN, INDEM SIE ANDERE ERNIEDRIGEN, KEIN BOCK AUF SCHLAPPSCHWÄNZE; DIE DEN GANZEN TAG NUR DENKEN" WAS DENKEN MEINE KUMPELS VON MIR? DARF ICH DIE GUT FINDEN" USW.KEIN BOCK AUF SEXISTISCHE QUEERS & FEMINISMUS IST ÖFTERS SEXISMUS WIE JEDER ANDERE AUCH,
WIR WISSEN WOVON WIR REDEN; MÄDELS... SEIT COOL ODER VERPISST EUCH 
WIR SIND NICHT TRANS WIR SIND NICHT LGBTI WIR SIND EINFACH NUR POLYSEXUELLE FRAUEN DIE KEINEN BOCK AUF VEREINNAHMUNG DURCH WEN AUCH IMMER HABEN - IF YOU LIKE SHEMALES, GO HOME AND FUCK YOUR MOTHER - DON´T WASTE OUT TIME YOU DUMB PIECES OF SHIT WE´RE NOT INTERESTED TO BE PUT IN ANY OF YOUR UGLY CATEGORIES.

und so.

Wenn ihr n Gig für uns habt, sagt bescheid. Aber nur geile Partys/Events ohne Nazis, sexistische Orga & geschlechtsspezifische Eintrittspreise. Drogen als Gage sind okay, aber nur gute.
 Ich grüße meine Oma, Helge Schneider & meinen Dealer!! Ihr habt mich zu der gemacht, die ich bin, ihr Arschlöcher.



Leonardo De Lorenzo, drummer, composer.
He performs concerts and teaching since 1985. He held a stable percussion and ensemble music workshop at Lauro (Av) prison from 2004 to 2012, he was a teacher in "Ismez Jazz Ensemble", writing workshop and jazz improvisation orchestra and holds various workshops, related to the teaching of music and the construction of instruments of different types through the use of waste materials in primary and secondary schools.
He recorded a lot of albums both as a collaborator and as an author.
He published three CDs as a leader: “Entropia” (2006, Domanimusica ed.), “Pictures” (2010, Skidoo ed.) e “Nice to Meet You” (2012, Videoradio ed. ) with Enzo Orefice and Guido Russo as a co-leader and the international saxophonist Jerry Popolo as a guest star.
On his behalf he published a drumming video  entitled "My Point of View", a narrated/played history of the drums in four basic stages, going backwards, that is, from modern music to get to Mother Africa origins.
The DVD comes from his degree thesis entirely dedicated to the history of drums in a century of percussion, from the first stirrings of jazz to new trends of fusion. "My cognitive process has proceeded backwards, I mean I knew first the modern jazz drummers and then those had made the history of jazz creating a tradition.
Four pieces for four different approaches and styles, with special presentations that introduce the viewer to a deep study of rhythm, timing and combinations. The drum & bass of Syncopations and the famous theme Oleo by Rollins that relives in Swing Vamp, the groove funk and the overlays of Seven Vs. Four, the overwhelming references to African Jungle Train. My Point of View is an observation by the Neapolitan drummer about the universe of the rhythm, but also an ideal tribute to the greatest and the most influential figures such as Buddy Rich, Art Blakey and Elvin Jones.



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