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Born and bred from the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana, enter into the game, 20-year-old August Alsina...

With the love and hustle of the Crescent City running through his veins, August is eager to follow in the footsteps of the NOLA music legends that paved his way. His recently inked deal Def Jam Recordings looks to be a great step in the right direction, but music wasn’t always in his future. 

August learned at an early age that drugs and money could make you, or break you. With both his father and stepfather battling crack addiction, August’s mother moved their family to Houston, Texas in search of a fresh start. But Houston provided no happy ending. For years a young August endured a home life plagued by drugs and violence. At just 14, he got word from New Orleans that is father, August Sr., lost his battle with drugs and alcohol. 

In an attempt to escape his reality, August took to Youtube, where he posted dozens of homemade performance videos. His clips covering Musiq Soulchild, Lyfe Jennings and others went viral, generating millions of views in just over a month. It seemed that he was finally taking his first steps toward a bright future in music, but just a year later, reality hit home when his best friend was shot and killed in the streets of Houston. As quickly as August appeared, he vanished form Youtube, back to the real world. With tensions mounting at home, 16-year-old August was kicked out. Alone, he returned to New Orleans and took to the streets, selling drugs as a means of survival. 

With his older brother also in the streets hustling, it wouldn’t be long before August learned that the addiction to money could be as deadly as the addiction to drugs. Just days before August’s 18th birthday, his older brother was gunned down in New Orleans East, another unsolved murder in one of the nations most dangerous cities. “I never expected them [the police] to find his killer”, August explains. “People die everyday in the streets of New Orleans. Unfortunately, death has become a way of life,” but not for August. His brother’s death became his motivation to not become a statistic, but to pursue his musical aspirations on an entirely new level.

Under the guidance of Noontime Unlimited (management and production company), August relocated to Atlanta in 2011 to begin carving his own musical path with his life experiences at the center of his artistry. He recently teamed up with Hoodrich/MMG’s own DJ Scream for the release of his debut mixtape, ‘The Product’, which spawned the internet and radio buzzing anti-love single, “Sucka” which features fellow New Orleans crooner Lloyd. 

Yet to reach 21 years old, with already a lifetime of experiences behind him, August is living proof that your past doesn’t have to dictate your future, and that life’s hardships can be the motivation required for success. With Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter The Dream prepping August’s debut project for release through his Radio Killa/Def Jam imprint, the path to success has been laid. Look for August to make 2013 his official coming out party.


Yalee: Echoes of Life and Music
In the annals of hip-hop, a voice emerges from the chorus every so often, distinct and resonant. Yalee is one such voice, a beacon of raw emotion and lyrical authenticity. His story is not just one of music but of life, resilience, and the objective truth of the streets.
Origins of a Name, Roots of a Legacy: Yalee, a name bestowed by his sister, echoes through the corridors of Dayton, Ohio - his cradle, and now weaves its rhythm in the sprawling landscape of Los Angeles. It's a name that speaks volumes of his journey, a beacon in his odyssey from the Midwest to the West Coast.
A Childhood Etched in Memory: Growing up in a single-parent household, Yalee's narrative was shaped by the absence of a father who was behind bars and the enduring strength of a mother's love. His upbringing, flanked by the presence of two brothers and a sister, was marked by an indelible moment - the tragic loss of his pastor in a Bible class. Such poignant memories etch deep into the psyche, fueling the emotional depth of his music.
Musical Genesis - The Early Beats: At age eight, Yalee's musical voyage commenced, not confined to genres but exploring the realms of rap and soulful singing. His style is an enigma, refusing to be pigeonholed, a testament to his belief in the power of individuality in art.
Influences - The Triad of Inspiration: Yalee's music is a tapestry woven with threads of influence from Adele's soul-stirring narratives, J. Cole's penetrating lyrics, and Rod Wave's heartfelt realness. Yet, in this confluence of inspirations, Yalee's voice remains distinct, unapologetically his own.
The Pulse of Life in Melody: Yalee draws from the well of life's hardships, channeling his experiences into his music. His EP "My Outside is Different" is a collection of stories, each track a chapter of his journey - "God Stay With Me," "Candles," "My Outside is Different," and "Mental Health," each a testament to his resilience.
A Distinctive Voice in a Homogeneous World: What sets Yalee apart is his ability to weave stories i.e. his raw lyrical prowess; as his musical arrangements resonate with the soul, making his work not just audible but palpable.
Beyond the Microphone: Yalee's talents transcend performing. He's a craftsman of words, ghostwriting for others while pouring his essence into every line he writes.
The Message - A Beacon of Solidarity: Yalee's mantra, "The streets are not fair," is a rallying cry for those who've tread similar paths. His music mirrors the shared experiences of many, an assurance that no one walks alone.
Epilogue: Yalee's journey is more than a musical expedition. It's a narrative of survival, of finding one's voice amidst the din, and of touching lives through the power of authenticity. His story and his music are a testament to the enduring spirit of the human condition.

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