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THIS YOUNG LADY IS BLAZING THE TRAILS AND LISTED NUMBER 48 ON MIXCLOUD IN THE GLOBAL DANCEHALL CHARTS Sharita Bundoo also known as DJ Go Getta Gary, Indiana native is a trailblazer in her own right. Paving the way for her generation in entrepreneurship, business essentials and financial planning, Sharita encourages this generation to be fearless and money savvy in the industry promoting good health spiritual elevation. Getting her start in promotions in 2009, self-care in artist development began to be the focal point of her teachings to others. Sharita is embarking on setting the bar high in all she touches

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Toomaj Salehi was born December 3, 1990, in Isfahan, Iran. He studied mechanical engineering, and his father owned a workshop in the suburb of their hometown, where he eventually began to work. His father was an activist and spent eight years in prison as a political prisoner. At the age of 12, Salehi''s mother passed away from cancer and this is when he was encouraged to get into music by his brother.The Rise to StardomAs a teenager, Salehi began to write songs and officially launched his music career in 2016, at the age of 26. His music encompasses raw emotions and societal issues. Early on, many steered clear of his music as he spoke openly about religion, the economy, women''s rights, and the government. As protests became widespread across the country, his fanbase rapidly grew, even after he was banned by the government, as rap is illegal in Iran.Salehi''s supporters and loyal fans spanned worldwide, including U.S. recording artists Coldplay and Sting. His authenticity and passion shone through each verse, establishing him as a voice for the marginalized. As a rising star in the music industry, he captured the hearts of many with his powerful lyrics and unique style.The Controversy Surrounding SalehiDespite his musical success, Salehi found himself embroiled in controversy. He was arrested at his home in September 2021 and charged with "propaganda against the regime" and "insulting the supreme leadership authority". He was sentenced to six months in jail and fined.In October of 2022, Salehi was arrested again during the Marsha Amini protests and named as one of the leaders of the riots who promoted violence. (Amini is the 22-year-old young lady that was arrested and accused of not wearing her head covering properly. She died in police custody leaving many to suspect foul play) Salehi was charged with "propagandistic activity against the government, cooperation with hostile governments, and forming illegal groups with the intention of creating insecurity in the country". He was placed in Evin Prison where his family says he was tortured.The following month a closed-door trial was held and Salehi''s family says he was denied the right to have an attorney present and they feared his life was in danger. The media revealed he was charged with "corruption on Earth", a crime that carries a death sentence.In July 2023, while still behind bars, Salehi was sentenced to six years and three months in prison, but he was released on bail for a short time. During that time a video was released of him saying he was tortured while in prison. He stated he was placed in solitary confinement for 252 days, beaten, and his arms, legs, and fingers were broken. Salehi was taken back into custody once again but a new trial ensued. It resulted in another charge being added. He now faced "propaganda against the state" and "corruption on Earth" which is considered the most serious charge in Iran. Accusations of inciting unrest led to a shocking development. On April 24, 2024, the talented rapper was sentenced to death.The Impact on FansDevastated by the news, Salehi''s fans rallied together in an outpouring of support. His music, once a source of inspiration, now served as a rallying cry for justice