The Chicago emcee Jaiy Bradie lays claim to the crown on his newly released single, "I Want It" off his latest mixtape, F*ck Yo Celebrity featuring DJ Scream. Bradie's at his creative apex when he delves into his personal life, while utilizing his storytelling ability.
The emotional laced song can be attributed to real life experience and his love for R&B music. "I probably listen to R&B more so than Rap because it helps me with my creativity and to be calm. When it's time to go into the studio, it's easier for me to hear melodies and I can write and flow better over whatever moves me," states the Chi-Town native.
Jaiy Braide's craftmanship has elevated him to new heights and with his hustle-fueled ambition, we are now witnessing his 4th mixtape. So whether you are passively listening or attentively paying attention at one moment or another you will be actively recalling the beat, melody and lyrics of Mr. Bradie.
NEW YORK - 50 Cent made a hit song out of talking about how he gets money. Now another rapper wants to get some too — from 50 Cent.
Lawyers for Tyrone Simmons, an Atlanta rapper who goes by "Caliber," filed a copyright infringement lawsuit Wednesday in federal court in Brooklyn.
The lawsuit names 50 Cent, along with the producer who created the instrumental beat for the 2007 hit song, "I Get Money," and a host of music industry companies.
The lawsuit seeks damages and says Simmons had bought exclusive rights to the instrumental track, and that 50 Cent and others infringed on his rights by using it.
A representative for 50 Cent's record company declined comment. Contact information for the producer could not be found.
Diggy Simmons from the MTV hit reality show Run’s House on the front cover.
New York, NY (PRWEB) August 20, 2010 -- Kolie Crutcher, publisher & CEO of GET MONEY Magazine, has announced today that the new unreleased issue will be a double-sided edition with hip-hop royalty Diggy Simmons from the MTV hit reality show Run’s House on the front cover.
The magazine embodies eclectic styles of content and balances a true blend of financial jewels, money management, and sexy models. Diggy Simmons and his people recognized the approach that Mr. Crutcher has taken to get young people to become more financially literate, and Diggy and family decided to bless the up-and-coming publishing mogul with a cover story in this edition. The issue also features savvy articles such as "From The Street Corner To The Corner Office," Relationship Inc.," and "The First Million."
"I am very excited about this movement. It proves that young African-Americans like Mr. Crutcher and Diggy Simmons can be hip, spiritual and educated without sacrificing one for the other," states Nono C. Pearson, United Vision Marketing Firm’s President and CEO. "We are honored to be a part of the success of Get Money Magazine. The magazine is a true catalyst to bridging the gap between Main Street and Wall Street."
Get Money Magazine: The Magazine of Choice for the Corporate Hustler! "The mission of Get Money Magazine is to forever change the way young urban adults think about getting money, investing money, and keeping money; thereby inspiring the consistent actions necessary to create generational wealth." - Kolie Crutcher, Publisher & CEO
Press Contact: Kolie Crutcher GET MONEY Magazine (718) 708-7807 koliecrutcher(at)getmoneymagazine(dot)com
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