After successfully reaching platinum status with Crime Mob, Crunk Incorporated  continues its tradition of releasing the hottest acts in Atlanta...with the one who opened the door...... #LiTgod Serious Lord  www.amazon.com/shop/serious.lord

When trap and crunk music were popular in Atlanta, The Shop Boyz (Demetrius “Meany” Hardin, Richard “Fat” Stephens and Rasheed “Sheed” Hightower) were experimenting with an edgier sound and style, layering guitar riffs, violin, heavy bass, and drums against hip-hop tracks creating a sound they call “Hood Rock.” Their breakout single, “Party Like A Rock Star” was like nothing you’d ever heard before. Three rappers from Bankhead, Atlanta’s westside smashing guitars and making mosh pit music against hip-hop beats. The Shop Boyz push even further into uncharted terrain going from hip-hop to hood rock and everything in between, experimenting with rock, country music, reggae, electronic dance music on 5 new songs that will be released digitally in 2015.  “We’re hard-core hip-hop fans, but we don’t look at ourselves like hip-hop artists anymore. We’re trend setters” states Fat.

How do you put an exclamation point an illustrious, trend-setting career in the music industry? Easy – by doing the same thing that got you there in the first place.

Sean Paul, half of the creative hip-hop force known as YoungBloodz, is back with the new anthem “Brang Back Out the Lac” from his upcoming solo album “Cadillac Music.” 

"Brang Back Out The Lac" is vintage Sean Paul mixed with the YoungBloodz sound fans  have been waiting to hear again. And its the original southern slang Sean P, that keeps his legend and name in the Atl music scene relevant and fresh. As a member of the legendary duo YoungBloodz, Sean Paul and longtime collaborator J-Bo were pioneers in
the Atlanta hip-hop scene and changed music as we know it with their signature Crunk vibe. Their debut album, 1999’s “Against Da Grain” on LaFace Records put them on the map with hits like “U-Way,” “Shakem’ Off” and “’85” – which incidentally featured none other than Outkast’s Big Boi.

 It all set the stage for 2003’s “Drankin’ Patnaz.” The duo’s sophomore effort featured the Lil Jon-produced; Grammy-nominated single “Damn.” The track would peak at No. 4 on Billboard’s Hot 100.  Then, 2005’s “Ev’rybody Know Me” left its own mark on hip-hop with singles like “Datz Me” featuring Young Buck, “Chop Chop”, Produced By Scott Storch, and the hard-hitting track “Presidential” also Produced by Lil Jon.  Sean Paul’s unmatched career has included appearances with artists like Cherish (“Do It To It”), Sammie (You Should Be My Girl), Lil Jon (“Snap Ya Fingas”), Lil Scrappy, Twista, Dj Khaled, T-Pain, E-40 and many more.

Now Sean Paul is gearing up for his solo release "Back To The Streets" dropping early 2014.

DJ JELLY A.K.A. THE STAMP OF APPROVAL

AS A DJ OVER THE PAST DECADE OR SO,IVE BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN BREAKING ARTIST SUCH AS;OUTKAST,YOUNG JEEZY,T.I.,YIN YANG TWINNZ,LIL JON,DAVID BANNER,KILO,YOUNG RALPH,SOULJA BOY,D4L,BAD BOY RECORDS,CAMILLIONAIRE,PAULWALL,EIGHT BALL&MJG  JUST TO NAME A FEW.AS A DJ I TRAVEL THE WORL(JAPAN,MIDDLE EAST,EUROPE)AS WELL AS LOCALLY(ATLANTA)AND THROUGHOUT  THE STATES,ALL OF GEORGIA,ALABAMA,CAROLINAS,SANDIEGO,OHIO,PITTSBURG,NEW YORK,D.C. ALSO I'M INSTRUMENTAL IN CONTRIBUTING TO, SHAPING AND CULTIVATING ALL GENRES OF SOUTHERN HIP-HOP COMING OUT OF GEORGIA(BASS,CRUNK,TRAP,SNAP,SWAG    CHECK MY RESUME 

Nephew Of Bizzy Bone From Bone Thugs N Harmony Continuing The Legacy As BloodLine Harmony

DA THROWBACK BOYZ STARED IN THE JONESBORO SOUTH HOUSING PROJECTS ON ATLANTA'S SOUTHSIDE ZONE 3 DEM BOYZ THAT CREATED "STACKS ON DECK"  AND HELP START THE CRUNK MUSIC MOVEMENT

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