My highly anticipated debut album "The Kaos Effect" was released last Friday on November 11th, 2011 (11.11.11).

The project is available right now via High Water Music. Physical and Digital copies can be purchased. You can purchase the album digitally via i-Tunes, and Amazon

If your in ATL physical copies can be purchased at Moods Music and Criminal Records in Little 5 Points. The limited edition CD of the album is also being sold at FatBeat.com

You can also purchase physical & digital copies at http://www.senorkaos.com

PURCHASE LINKS:

(Digital)

I-Tunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-kaos-effect/id477338172
Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/8x7l8rp
http://www.senorkaos.com

(Physical)

Fat Beats: http://www.fatbeats.com/products/senor-kaos-the-kaos-effect-cd
http://www.senorkaos.com

1) I can get YOU ON ITUNES.
2) I can master songs for you or have them sent to Def Jam to be mastered. Def Jams mastering will be much more expensive but will be very much worth it in the long run.
3) I get my music distibuted by DEF JAM DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION and can also do that for anyone who buys a beat or pays for mastering. Distibution and mastering will cause price to go up.

4) I can make custom beats for you and will communicate with you the entire time along the way. Prices for custom beats will depend on many different elements or how specific you are.

5) You will put half down before the beat is made and when you are satisfied with the finished product, You can pay the rest.

6) If you are not satisfied all of your money will be given back.

7) My satisfaction gaurantee is ONLY for my mastering or production. If you have Def Jam master for you, you will need to provide a detailed list of directions if that is important to you because Def Jam will not be in communication with me.

8) Once you send me money down, you are agreeing that any production not done by me (with your approval before hand) voids the satisfaction guarantee. This is not me trying to screw you over, but I still have to pay Def Jam an amount (discounted yes but still payment) for their time and effort

Google is reportedly preparing a movie rental service for YouTube, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The service â€" which would compete with online rental firms like Apple, Amazon and Netflix â€" is pending closed testing among 10,000 employees. The pilot shall last three months and is currently awaiting the completion of negotiations with Warner Bros., Sony Corp. and Lions Gate Entertainment before kick-off.

Rentals will likely cost $3.99 per film, with studios getting a 70% cut. YouTube will host the titles on the same day as their DVD releases