YEDVETA represented the State of Alabama in Las Vegas, Nevada holding the crown for Mrs. Alabama United States Nationals. 

She appeared as a model for the 2014 Essence Fest in New Orleans, Louisiana, and was guest saxophonist on DR. BOBBY JONES' show CHOIR MANIA twice, which aired on THE WORD NETWORK. 

She can be viewed in Tyler Perry's movie "For Colored Girls", "Identical" featuring Ashley Judd, Ray Liotta, and Seth Green, "Boulevard" featuring Robin Williams. 

YEDVETA appeared in the following music videos:

As Principle Actress: 
Cleve Francis' I Won't Let You Walk Away

As an Extra:
Hotel Whiskey/Hank Williams/Clint Black
I Wouldn't Have it Any Other Way/Aaron Tippin
Born to Love You/Mark Collie
Una Experiencia Religiosa/Enrique Iglisias.

She appeared in television commercials such as HCA Hospital Commercial; Hometown Heroes Commercial; (Channel 2 News Nashville, TN), and Fine Arts International Hair (BET Network).

This exceptionally talented playwright, actress, vocalist, drummer, saxophonist, and songwriter kicked off "The Music City Jazz & Heritage Festival 2009" which featured such international acts as Boney James, Zapp, ConFunkShun, Jackiem Joyner, After 7, Phil Perry and many more. 

She was featured talent for the Music City Jazz & Heritage Festival Jam Session along with international acts such as Marion Meadows, Jo Johnson, Joey Sommerville, and Mel Williams. 

YEDVETA was featured entertainment for the Marion Meadows Meet and Greet Party, The Juanita Bynum Fresh Fire Revival 2009, and opened for other well-known acts such as Johnny Taylor, Cheap Trick, Bo Diddley, Joe Savage, Clarence Carter, Chairman of the Board, and Bobby Rush.

She travelled all over the United States and Europe performing with Percy Sledge, Bobby Byrd (Soulciety Records/Europe) formerly with James Brown, Vickie Anderson (Soulciety Records/Europe) formerly with James Brown, Carleen Anderson (Soulciety Records/Europe), Sammy O'Banion and Mardi Gras (Coca Cola Entertainment), and the Jimmy Church Band (Nashville,TN).

She recorded and performed with Storm (R.K.R. Productions), which featured Grammy Award winner Mike Dean, Gregory Knowles, and Jonathan Robinson. She also recorded with Demetrius Alexander-Stewart (Puresprings Records), Albertina Walker (Benson), Clifton Davis (Benson), Bobby Byrd (Soulciety Records Europe), and Novella Williams and the Crusaders (featuring Dr.Bobby Jones), and The Bolton Brothers.

YEDVETA was featured talent at The Martin Luther King Celebration 2009 at the T.S.U. Gentry Center, WQQK's/92Q Family Day, Nashville, TN, The Annual Black Graduates Ceremony at Vanderbilt University, WNSG/880's (3rd Sunday Series Entertainment),92Q's WQQK's Birthday Bash for Program Director Kenny Smoov, and The 2nd Chances Organization (Nashville, TN).

YEDVETA reserves the titles of Paralegal, BMI Songwriter, Miss Recreation Nashville,TN, Miss Elks Nashville,TN, and Notary for the State of Tennessee. 

Not only is she musically fit, but this talented lady is physically fit, and speaks to teens and parents about healthy sically fit, and speaks to teens and parents about healthy life choices.

The contraband live crew (C.L.C) is a brand/Movement. A formula for everything that works for a duo of the musically inclined. CLC is a compound name made up of two elements – the obvious live crew musical elements and “contraband of war” which they interpret as a Rebel, a runaway slave and the infamous tag line “slave master killer”. Before you get sensitive- the slave masters here are –ignorance, disease and poverty or their root causes because the CLC believes that “A man cannot be enslaved by another man, but by his own ignorance”, hence their thought provoking and evocative lyrical content. As revolutionary as they may seem, all they do is bare their lives and relate to the lives of others, by telling it as it is from their knowledge and experiences, demonstrating their strengths and exposing their flaws and imperfections for the world to see, which they so deftly express in two lines of one of their mix tape singles - “Everyone here has a haunted past, and we express the anger through poems and raps/ there is no shame here, only confidence/ stay on top of the water like continents.” – (Dark Hole). Their blend of music uniquely involves a less generic form of hip-hop, euro soul, rock, Afro beat and some hip life, but has been described by a few who have seen the group perform as soulful rock rap. With both of them fluently rapping in English and pidgin English, they appeal not only to the Anglophone fans outside of Africa but also to African locals who not only listen with their ears, but with their hearts by relating to the realness and rawness of the pidgin language. No matter how many times you hear them perform, it is always refreshing to see them go at it with such passion and intensity. 
The group began one year ago. When Paakwesi did an unplugged concert at Taverna Tropicana, a jazz bar in Accra, Ghana owned by Pavle Nikolic, a Diamond, platinum, gold and silver plaque winning Band member from the 70’s and 80’s Group Zana of Serbia and father of Melosh. After the event Pavle (melosh’s dad) introduced Melosh to Paakwesi and immediately after they had a conversation and realized how similar they were in their personalities, musical art, they decided to join forces and the contraband live crew was born. This mixed race group has an edge that is yet to be seen or paralleled especially based on that fact that, it is emerging from Africa with a group which does not only stand out because of its odd complexion (A Black African and a White Serbian African) but the amazing musical talent they posses in reality on and off stage and behind and in front of the camera. Musically, the only difference between them and the greatest artistes of our time in the world today is the exposure and the fan base, all of which is changing even as you read this bio.
Soon after their inception, they found themselves doing collaborations with Ghana Music Awards nominees and award winning artiste like Irene Logan, Trigmatic, and sharing a stage with label mates Efya, one of Ghana’s most highly decorated young artistes and Ofie Kodjoe a world class jazz and soul musician. 
Their musical influences are diverse and their methods are even stranger in some cases. Influences range from Stephen and Damien Marley, Nas, Fela, Sam Cook, Harry Belafonte, Enya, Tupac and Eminem, Sade, Dido, The Roots etc. Perhaps that's what gives their music it's uniqueness, or maybe it's their unconventional methods of songwriting. The group has penned songs on airplanes, during lectures and classrooms, in bathrooms and even in hospital beds. Inspiration is a major contribution, and it seems they're always inspired, be it by the pain of the past, hope for the future or the righteous interpretation they can give to the champagne life style they live every now and then. Being intellectuals with street credibility they are a unique blend of soulful hardcore geniuses with humor fit for stand-up comedy, traits that jump at you the minute their songs come on.
CLC is now finishing up their debut album, "Fire From Mars", a 14-track album, to be available digitally by end of April 2013. 


Living in one of the poorest cities in the country, you can guarantee to come across back stabbers, loss of friends, phony relationships, depression, and a desire to make it out. These are all the things that artist Jus Larent battled with since childhood. With his father being enlisted in the army, Jus ended up born in a military hospital down in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, then moving to Memphis, overseas to Germany, then finally settling in Milwaukee, WI. Changing sceneries so much meant a lot of loss of friendships, having to adapt to new places, and the only way he found to escape the reality of not being so settle was music. At a young age Jus Larent would record music videos on his VCR, rewrite the lyrics, and then recite them exactly how the artist would perform. When it came time for him to write his own lyrics though, he found himself mimicking a lifestyle that was completely different from his, writing about fancy cars, money & material things. The wrong crowd encouraged him to go that route, saying it was the only way to get heard, but it just didn't fit. So he took a hiatus from writing raps, and dove headfirst into poetry, realizing that he could take the deep thoughts from his mind, and put them to paper in a rhythm. Eventually he would get back to writing raps, forming his own flow through multiple studio sessions, and creating lyrical wordplay that told a story about him, and what he went through in his life. He knew most people wouldn't want to really hear reality rap all the time, so he took the time to study metaphors, and switched from time to time to display raw, lyrical talent over trap style beats, while at the same time not straying away from who he really was.

 
In a small, southwest Louisiana town called Abbeville birthed a man doing immense things to make the world around him a better place to live.Levy once lived a life in crime, immersing himself in drugs, guns and alcohol. A three-year prison stint turned that all around and enabled him to find God.
 
 
I was looking for what I already had and wanted to be accepted, so I tried to fit in,” he
 
remembers.
 
 
He is now a pastor, gospel rap artist, motivational speaker, humanitarian and self-proclaimed
 
“street minister.” His former life has allowed him to see the good, bad and ugly sides of life and
 
therefore empathize with everyone who crosses his path.
 
 
He knows how to “cross the street without getting hit in it,” he says.
 
 
 
Levy’s style is unmatched. He’s articulate, passionate, hip and has an unbelievably keen sense
 
of community.He has appeared on the Bobby Jones Gospel show and shared the stage with gospel greats like
 
Donnie McClurkin and Tye Tribbett. Levy has also been on program with prolific pastors such
 
as Beverly “Bam” Crawford and Bishop Noel Jones. He has been featured in almost every local
 
new outlet near his hometown.
 
He travels around the country speaking to school kids about the dangers of drugs, crime and
 
peer pressure. He has performed alongside phenomenal local and national artists.
 
 
Now being saved and set apart by God, he’s more mature, conscientious, polished and ready to
 
give to the nations a sound that cannot be denied.Levy’s hit single “Step if You Blessed,” is creating regional buzz and growing. The infectious beat and catchy hook have people of all walks of life running to the dance floor to show how good
 
God has been in their lives. This single if off of his upcoming album The Hood Hospital.
 
 His current album, Son of a King, includes singles such as “Change My Life,” “Heavyweight,” and
 
“Church Boy.” His previous album P.O.P. (Power of Prayer), included the locally-popular songs
 
“Troublesome Time,” “If I Got That Too,” and “Thank You.”
 
 
 
Levy adds, “I’m destined for success, but not in the likes of money or fame, I’m talking about
 
reaching the lost, giving to the needy, and loving the outcast.”
 
 
 
He’s definitely an astonishing individual. One conversation with him will prove why he leaves a
 
lasting impression on all he meets.
 
 
 
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http://www.facebook.com/lawrence.levy

Casey Jane is a Trip-Hop singer/songwriter and producer from the tropical north of Australia. Casey Jane’s sound is a mixture of old school blues, jazz and soul melodies, down-tempo hip hop beats and ambient electronic chords. Casey Jane loves to make music people can connect and relax too.

Casey’s roots are embedded in Jazz and Blues, her influences span over the last 6 decades and include Billie Holiday and Frank Sinatra to Erykah Badu, Dallas Green, and Tame Impala. These mixtures of different influences have made her easy listening sound unique and engaging.

“Casey Jane has experimented with different sounds over the years, but if you ask us, the ambient, chilled and soulful style of 'Mother Mary' is a perfect fit.” - FRESH MiNT (Music NT)

With the independent release of her singles “Mother Mary”,“Seasons” and “Waiting” in 2015, she has grown audiences and attracted the attention of local radio stations and “6Towns Radio” in the United Kingdom. Her debut EP will be released later this year. 

Casey Jane spends her days studying music at Collarts in Melbourne, and her weekends working for a charity as a children's entertainer at The Royal Children's Hospital. Its through this job that she re discovered her love for performing and connecting with others and inspires her to keep creating.

Having a performance background in theatre and cabaret Casey Jane brings these skills to the stage and creates a memorable and entertaining performance. Incorporating live and electronic elements, Casey Jane’s live shows are not to be missed.

I work for Salford royal hospital full time and I work for a security firm called ces as a steward at Manchester united an chester race course and iam a Manchester united fan and like to keep fit when I get time.

Saitou Eijirou was an 'elite'; a top student from a prestigious Japanese Medical University. But he's trading in his textbooks for tongue depressors, and committing to his new job as intern at the University Hospital. 

The long stress-filled hours take their toll while his medical ideology strains under the weight of real-world practice. Saito wants to do good, but he's beset by an entrenched and sometimes corrupt medical system. If he wants to save lives, Saito must make compromises. But if he sacrifices his ethical standards to do right, then what kind of doctor is he?

Black Jack ni Yoroshiku (also known as 'Give My Regards to Black Jack') received an 'Award of Excellence in Manga' at the 6th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2002. Due to complications with the publisher, Shūhō Satō moved his work into the public domain, giving anyone permission to use his work in any way they see fit. In 2016, the Nerd Fountain crew set out to make an audioplay worthy of Satō's work. Here's to hoping Sensei notices us. ;)

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