Here's an archive for the band Miyamoto.A Rotherham based group who formed in the early 2000nds and had a good laugh before falling to bits,exploding into even tinier particles and being scattered to the far ends of the earth and eventually becoming part of the milky way itself..have a download and relive those sticky carpet moments in the old Charter arms function room once more..bless you all from the Real "istic" "Miyamoto bros

OVI REY is without question the most captivating, heartfelt, bona 
fide westcoast Latin Recording Artist out. This 21 year old, South 
Central L.A. born of Salvadorean decent, took the first three letters 
of his first name Ovidio, and the first three letters of his last name 
Reyes, to make a name for himself in the Latin Music Industry. 
OVI REY uses a combining form of LatinUrban / Latin 
Dance / Latin R & B, Urbano, Hip Hop, Reggaeton, 
Mombahton and Merengue. His honestly deep vocals 
on love ballads like "Adolorido" to his popular high 
energy dance track "Ponselo Bonito", reflects where 
the Latin/Urban/Dance movement on the west coast is 
going.
OVI REY has just written, composed, and performed the Spanish title track for "We the Party", a feature film directed by Mario Van Peebles, out Theatres everywhere April 6th 2012. "We Are the Party/Nosotros Somos El Party" will be on both the score and soundtrack.
Ovi Rey was hand picked out of 100 Latino/Urban Musicians to showcase his sticky dance track, 
"Ponselo Bonito" for 12 Corazones, where he reached 22.9 million viewers during the peak season 
of the Telemundo dating show.
Ovi Rey has performed 200 + Total performances in 2011- 2012 at 100+ Different Venues, while 
headlining 80 % of his shows in Los Angeles, and Southern California alone. Small venues and 
bars(100-300 capacity), medium sized Clubs in Hollywood, and DTLA (1500-5000), and even 
450,000 latinos for the COFECA, Central American Parade, Los Angeles, OVI REY doesn’t
disappoint. He has opened up for Zion Y Lennox, Recorded songs with Master Joe, and Tony
Haze, he even finds the time to record commercials for Denny’s, and owned his own online radio 
station oviradio.com, with Kiss FM longtime executive producer David Lipson, whoms morning 
show “ThatsWhatsUpLA” starring Richard Villa, really made OVI REY believe.
Ovi Rey co -founded Haciendo Buena Musica LLC, and has 2 of his 
own imprints on the Label, Haciendo Buena Musica (The Urban/ 
Latin/ Dance Music Division) & Axe Gang L.A. ( A raw street Hip Hop 
/ Rap movement) with a peculiar ode to martial Arts, clever 
marketing, Hip Hop storytelling, and street Hip Hop Mixtapes.
Ovi Rey is set to release his first major effort in September of 2012, where he will tour southern 
California high schools, colleges, and nightclubs, along with Senator Negrete, Major Corporate 
Sponsors, Celebrities, in 48 highschools, 8 state colleges, and 24 bars and clubs to promote his 
latest feat “Controlando L.A. Zona” as he it makes wave for a strong radio campaign, a new sound 
called Latin/Urban/Dance. Stay tuned.

The city gets stronger when everybody is speakin'
Not when everybody out here beefin'
We got it, now we just gotta keep it
America's most wanted, man, I'm still on the run
All these number ones and we still not the ones
No hard feelings, but I'll still get you spun
Went and got diplomas, and we still goin' dumb
Please never label niggas who lay down for a livin'
My competition, it's beyond offensive
I'm in it for the glory, not the honor mention
Not tryna be fourth and inches, I'm tryna go the distance
Yeah, distance, I'm on a different mission
This the remix to "Ignition, " hot and fresh out the kitchen
How you forget to fill up with gas on the road to riches?
Too overly ambitious, too late to fix it
Too late for condolences when it's over with
I need to start sayin' shit when I notice it
Be open with people I need some closure with
Be honest with myself and take ownership
Opinions started to burn when tables started to turn
I really used to feel like they loved a nigga at first
Excitin' times, revitalized
Trust this little light of mine is gonna shine positively
I'm just takin' what God will give me
Grateful like Jerry, Bob and Mickey
Better attitude, we'll see where it gets me
I know catchin' flies with honey is still sticky
I wrote the book on world-class finesses
And tasteful gestures and makin' efforts
And never placin' second
And even better KNOWIN' YOURE FIRST BUT THEN TAKIN' SECOND!
Inspirin' and never takin' credit
I KNOW I DESERVE MORE, I just never said it.
Two middle fingers as I make a exit, yeah

For a band that have already won the flattery/heart of Cara Delevingne, built a local cult following with supports of the Cribs, Sticky Fingers, & Wolfmother (to name a few), and even had their song in a Ford Ranger TV commercial, you’d think The Ninjas would be content to hang up the gloves. Fortunately though, the world’s sneakiest band are not yet satisfied, and as such they have returned with their new single “Morphine”. The song was hand picked by renowned producer Steve Schram, and recorded as part of winning the seed fund’s “It’s all about the song” grant, awarded to them late last year.

Front man Josh Stewart describes the first single off their forthcoming sophomore EP as “a slow burning ode to hillbilly heroin”, that’s guaranteed to have you singing along by the song’s end, - a fact that’s echoed by the opinions of Australia’s premier tastemakers, who have these guys tipped to be one of the countries next big exports just waiting to be unearthed.

"Sleazy rock ‘n’ roll with big riffs and super catchy choruses - bands you need to hear" - Fasterlouder

"How do I find these people?!" - Cara Delevingne

"No longer just one of Brisvegas' best kept secrets, The Ninjas are attracting attention!" – Musicfeeds

"Solid." - Nick Findlay, Triple J


Stuck together with sticky back plastic, made with old fairy washing up bottles, old toilet rolls and colourful tissue paper, I even got permission from my parents before i chopped the whole lot up . 

As heard on BBC 6 Music, KissFM, Gaydio and Heat Magazine Radio.

"Quite possibly the most flamboyant dance song the world has ever heard" MTV

" The most infectious dance track ever" THE GUARDIAN

"A melting pot of dance" BBC INTRODUCING

"Big disco chorus" 8/10 (Big Song) POPJUSTICE

"Back with a bang...a sweat­inducing melting pot of funk, disco, rap and electro" GAY TIMES

Le Grind are Reyna Lauren (vocals), Gareth (songwriting / instrumentation / production) and Boo (drums / production).

Formed on the sticky dance floor of a nightclub in Queens, NY. London based friends Gareth and Boo met native New Yorker Reyna Lauren whilst collectively singing along to a Prince track. Quickly becoming friends the trio recorded their debut underground club track I Was There (Where Were You?). The track received glowing press from the likes of MTV and Popjustice and the promo even featured a cameo by Marc Almond.

And now Le Grind are set to release Bricks, the follow up to the critically acclaimed Pillow Talk, a song the Guardian called the “most infectious dance track ever” and which received radio support from BBC6 Music, KissFM and Gaydio.

Inspired by the sounds of the underground Ballroom scene in late 1980’s NYC and films such as Paris Is Burning and more recently KIKI, Bricks is decorated in horn stabs, chicago house pianos and 808 claps. Each lyric is delivered with a sassy snap, urging the apathetic Millennial to get off their butt and go work for it, “if you don’t break a sweat you’ve not earned it”. Reyna Lauren’s commanding vocal throws you up against the wall like Chaka Khan and Gwen Guthrie have just tag teamed your ass, whilst a pounding electronic kick drum nails the track firmly to any dance floor or runway.

Bricks is avilable to pre-order now!

"Artist/Producer out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After the murder of his long time partner in crime Ryan "Sticky" Heard, and the attempted murder of Mr. King himself..... J.King took a lengthy leave of absence from the rap game with no set return...but after dusting himself off and coming back with a long awaited debut "King of Kings" vol. 1...big things are expected out this slim built and small framed artist with a loud booming voice and even larger persona. The pain and emotion resonates through his sometime raspy yet gripping and powerful voice, that at times almost commands your attention and carries through his well developed lyrics and powerful delivery.  Can he live up to his potential and withstand the test of time? Only time itself will tell with this promising yet troubled artist"

-Rosa Lee Johnson
 3rd Coast Uncovered Online Blog

Boasting a resume that includes recording with such multi-platinum superstars as funk legends Cameo,
Oscar-winning group Three 6 Mafia, Trick Daddy and even music mogul Master P, independent kingpin
rapper/producer Total Kaos has had the kind of career that many entertainers dream of. With jawdropping,
in-your-face lyrics and infectious music production, Total Kaos has put it down with the best of
them.
Through years of hard work, this musical genius solidified a stronghold on his native Florida via a bevy of
mixtapes and albums plus established himself as an industry mainstay with a laundry list of cameos and
production credits.
And he is steadily keeping his audience fed with the latest album Bipolar, released on Tallahassee-based
label Key Figure Muzic. But that’s just the beginning of what he has in store. On the near horizon are his
forthcoming mixtape Jack City fueled by blistering lead single “Pop Off” and collaboration album with
rapper Bloodraw entitled Kingpin and Capo.
“Everything about me is quality, which is why I’ve been able to do so many things in this industry,” says
Total Kaos. “My music is a breath of fresh air or like having some good, home-cooked soul food after all
you’ve had is some sorry fast food for years. So expect quality from me.”
Born George McNeal in Deerfield Beach, Fla., Kaos has been a fan of music for as long as he can
remember. At the tender age of 16, he was offered a position at local independent label Always Fresh
Records as a producer and co-produced his first regional hit single “Mo Money” from his debut album
Problem Child.
While at the label, Kaos diligently continued to perfect his skills, laying down his own rap tracks as well
as produce for other artists. By the time he had graduated high school, Total Kaos had cemented a
reputation for being a talented producer on his way to the top.
“I’ve always been a rapper,” Koas contends. “But I started producing because I couldn’t find any beats
tight enough for me to rap over.”
Even though he was beginning to blow up as a producer, his desire to succeed as a rap artist led him to
enter an Anti-AIDS rap concert sponsored by a local Fort Lauderdale television station and legendary rap
gurus Ice-T and Luther Campbell. Kaos rocked the crowd so hard that he earned first place, awarding
him an all-expense-paid music video shoot.
Campbell was so impressed from his performance that he was also offered the opportunity to produce
for Luke Records. While at the label, he further honed his craft behind the boards as a producer for
Southern rap pioneers Poison Clan and JT Money as a solo artist.
Since then, Total Kaos’s production credits grew to include Lil’ Boosie, Sean J from Field Mob, R&B
sensation T-Pain and Bloodraw. In addition, Total Kaos worked alongside chart-topping rapper Rick Ross
in a low-budget independent film “Chain Reaction.” Unfortunately, the movie was never released due to
Rick Ross’s music career being launched.
Added to that, he produced for platinum recording group Prettie Ricky on their chart-busting Atlantic
Records single “You Be Mine.” He co-wrote, produced and performed 2 Live Crew’s single “2 Live
Party” (remix) featuring Three 6 Mafia, which peaked at Number 9 on Billboard. And Total Kaos
produced Master P’s 2004 New No Limit single “U Ain’t Saying Nothing.”
While his production accolades were racking up, Kaos was also building a rap career with a string of hit
singles in the early 2000s. In the summer of 2010, he dropped Key Figure Music Group solo album Last
Man Standing and came back a few months later with follow-up album Live Real Die Real Vol.2.
“Music has taken me places that I never dreamed I could go,” says Kaos. “It has given me the
opportunity to tell my story, about how we live in Florida.”
Along with the music, Total Kaos does it just as big in front of the camera as he does on the microphone.
He appeared in straight-to-vdd film “Naked Ladies.” In addition, he is finishing up two movies that he
edited: The Gambler and Sticky Green Frosted Leaves as well as celebrating the success of his latest
album Bipolar, released on Tallahassee-based label Key Figure Muzic. Coming soon are his forthcoming
mixtape Jack City fueled by blistering lead single “Pop Off” and collaboration album with rapper
Bloodraw entitled Kingpin and Capo.
They say that the cream of the crop always rises to the top and Total Kaos is proof positive. “I see myself
being amongst the movers and shakers in this industry,” says Kaos. “I am the Dr. Dre of Florida.”

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