Tree Woods uncanny ability to capture a crowd started at an early age, as rapping came as natural as walking and talking. He’s been making music ever since. Originally from Robbins, IL., Tree traveled westward for a journey of self-exploration, and found himself working with rappers and musicians of all ages through-out the West-Coast to help spread the culture of hip-hop. By 2008, Tree had the  opportunity to play alongside such acts as Method Man, Common, Nappy Roots, Living Legends and more. For over 5 years, Woods has built exponential buzz for his 11 track, full‐length, debut album entitled “Natural Technology”, which is in the final stage of production and will be released by Goodnote Productions .

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VINCENT CLARK

Good Morning America, the Universoul Circus, T.D. Jakes talk show "mind body and soul", The Emancipation parade in Washington D.C., performing the national anthem at the Congressional Black Caucus, and writing and performing the theme song for the Atlanta Falcons titled "We are Atlanta" are just a few of the impressive steps already conquered by R&B group Vincent Clark.

This vocal quartet brings together a rare blend of soul, gospel, and R&B that penetrates the soul of any listener. They embody a dining sound of fluid harmonies that has been absent from the recording industry for a long time.

Jalil (Jae Love) Harris, Rodrique (Drique) Roberts, Jajuan (JD) Glasper, and Travis (Trav B) Belton are collectively known as Vincent Clark. With southern roots in Atlanta Ga. the southern gentlemen met while at Cedar Grove High School.

Their talents brought them together under the auspices of the school chorus director Mr. Fred King. Impressed with their talent, work ethic, and desire to just sing, Fox Productions’ Donel Harris and Eric Foxworth immediately started working with the young men developing their skills and preparing them for the recording profession and performing all over the world.

Originally known as The DooWhopBoiz these teenage sensations popularity rose quickly. It wasn't long before they were shows in Atlanta, Washington. D.C., and New York City. The group started performing and winning all the local talent shows impressing crowds with songs like Ushers "Here I Stand", Mint Conditions "So Fine" and Boys II Men’s "I Do". At a recent performance, members of Boys II Men in the audience were so impressed with what they experienced.  They were overheard saying that they had never heard such a professional rendition of one of their songs.

Vincent Clark merged their talents with two time Grammy nominated producer Travis Cherry and Super producer Guitar Boy and began their album project.  The first single from the project was produced by Travis Cherry and is titled "Be My Girl", as well as the follow up single “Say Something”. The other follow up single is produced by Guitar Boy and is titled "Heat Me Up".


Ciara Princess Harris (born October 25, 1985), known professionally as Ciara, is an American singer-songwriter, dancer, actress and fashion model.

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