Showing posts with label Music Industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music Industry. Show all posts

Thursday, November 9, 2017

#LBIndieSongOfTheWeek: "What I LIke" by Billionaire Burke


Billionaire Burke new single "What I Like" is currently bubbling under the surface and is poised to make major impact in the music industry.



Hailing from East Harlem, Billionaire Burke is an artist whose interest in music came into play at the early age of thirteen; as the result of exposure and inspiration stemming from a variety of musical genres including Jazz, Soul music and of course Hip Hop. Some of his inspirations include legends such as Mobb Deep, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah and The Notorious B.I.G. With those influences in place. Burke came to understand the importance of authenticity as the foundation of Hip Hop music. Burke endeavors to portray the gritty reality of the New York City streets, the birth place of Hip Hop as well as the city he calls home.  

Readying his new project “Rise to Greatness”, Billionaire Burke is laying the groundwork with the street Anthem “What I Like”. Powered by a well-produced video that captures the essence of the Billionaire Burke brand, “What I Like” is a swag filled club banger with a smooth delivery and infectious chorus.

Burke is currently garnering and impressive radio response, his single is receiving spins on New York’s Power 105.1 and Hartford CT’s Hot 93.7, as well the attention of several top New York deejays and tastemakers receiving heavy plays during prime time at various top New York clubs and dancehalls such as Lotus Fridays at Suite 36.

Billionaire Burke’s music is also resonating beyond the streets, clubs and radio mixshows. Adding to an overwhelmingly positive response to “What I Like”; several comedians, YouTubers and Social Media stars have included “What I Like within their online content and videos; this includes Ken Starrrz, Mr. Commodore, Eboi Crazy & Joselito Dapuppet.

“What I Like” is only the beginning for this talented Harlem native and will undoubtedly be the launching pad to platinum success.


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Tuesday, September 5, 2017

#IndieSongOfTheWeek: (100 Keys Entertainment) Wave Gotti x G Wreck x Kaio-Kane - "100 Keys"




 (100 Keys Entertainment) Wave Gotti x G Wreck x Kaio-Kane - "100 Keys"


New York City based independent music imprint 100 Keys Entertainment releases their debut single titled “100 Keys” an up-tempo club banger produced by 360 featuring Wave Gotti, G Wreck and Kaio-Kane. Produced by 3Six0. Their lead single and label name-sake is already being well received by the public and media outlets alike.



Coming out the gate strong “!00 Keys” is currently garnering major radio spins such as Hot 97s DJ Funk Master Flex’s Mix show as well as Power 105.1’s DJ Self mix show. In addition “100 Keys” has been added to multiple blogs and hip hop websites such as Thisis50.com as well as several high profile playlists including Funkmaster Flex’s own Playlist.

 Although 100 Keys entertainment was founded in the world famous Marcy Projects the label has a deep roster of talented artists from all over the country including New York, New Jersey and North Carolina. The people should look forward to a diverse range of styles and sounds on the forthcoming full length album, entitled “Money Over Fame” coming soon.






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[Intro: G Wreck]
100 Keys yeah
Yeahhhhhh
100 Keys Yeah
[Hook: G Wreck]
When we show up 40 thousand dollars up in ones is what we throw up 30 different bottles in the vip is what we pour up N***** trynna jump up on the bus but they don't know us Trynna jump all up on the wave but they don't know us 100 Keys, 100 Keys cause we really sold them all my own money i ain't never have to owe them 100 Keys, 100 Keys cause we really sold them i chilling with the bosses now I'm giving orders
[Verse 1: Wave Gotti]
30 bottles on the walk in

When you see me I'm with bosses
100 K when you see me in the club
Strippers know us, money give a n**** love
I just want some head I got a girl you know what's up
Pull up in a yellow Lambo cause we up
Party Bus full of bad b****** cause we up
Come where the money at baby cause we up
I got wise ways cause a n**** live it up
Pop drop the top now these n***** throwing up

[Hook: G Wreck]
When we show up 40 thousand dollars up in ones is what we throw up 30 different bottles in the vip is what we pour up N***** trynna jump up on the bus but they don't know us Trynna jump all up on the wave but they don't know us 100 Keys, 100 Keys, cause we really sold them all my own money i ain't never have to owe them 100 Keys, 100 Keys cause we really sold them i chilling with the bosses now I'm giving orders

[Verse 2: Kaio-Kane]
A 100 keys in the trunk, cruising i95 Keep a bad yellow b**** rolling weed in the ride Blowing nimbus clouds Now you see a G in the sky I put on for my dogs Still locked in the pound I had to flex on a b**** Left that hoe in the lounge Blowing bands on a Audi Push to start and we outtie blew a check for the lamb GTR cause we can Copped a Vette for the stretch I could fit in the lamb Swerving threw city we litty Yo biddie ride too If I wasn't me and met me then I would wanna ride too
[Hook: G Wreck]
When we show up 40 thousand dollars up in ones is what we throw up 30 different bottles in the vip is what we pour up N***** trynna jump up on the bus but they don't know us Trynna jump all up on the wave but they don't know us 100 Keys, 100 Keys, cause we really sold them all my own money i ain't never have to owe them 100 Keys, 100 Keys cause we really sold them i chilling with the bosses now I'm giving orders

Monday, July 20, 2015

#LBIndieSongOfTheWeek: "Going Up" By Matty Tosca & G-Wreck


MATTY TOSCA & G-WRECK 
"GOIN' UP"





Matty Tosca & G-Wreck drops the video for there their smash hit "Goin' Up". "Goin' Up" is the second single off of their EP titled, 12.13.14.

"Goin' Up" is currently blowing up all over the country. garnering major rotation in NYC, NC, ATL and all over the East Coast. This dynamic duo just celebrated the success of the single and it's new video at La Oficina in Queens New York this past Sunday. These guys are definitely next! look out for them!

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Instagram: @Flightassembly
Twitter: @GWreck22
Instagram: @GWreck_Music_FA



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Thursday, August 21, 2014

ZanaRayTV Presents Revolt/BCG Music Producer "HYPE"

ZanaRayTV Presents Revolt/BCG Music Producer "HYPE" () :

 


 
 
 
 
​Zana Ray Interviews HYPE for Zana Ray TV

In the interview I talk about how I met some of the artists I've produced for from Fat Joe, to Freeway to Fabolous, and how the Revolt TV and Bad Girls Club opportunities came about. The interview is on ZanaRayTV, which is owned and operated by Hot 97's Zana Ray, and it's also featured on UrbanInformer.com HERE:

http://www.zanaray.com/

http://www.urbaninformer.com/2014/08/15/revolttvbad-girls-club-producer-hype-talks-journey-music-business/

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR6CuLjJBHE

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Monday, July 14, 2014

Sony/ATV's Martin Bandier Repeats Warning to ASCAP, BMI

Sony/ATV Music Publishing sent a letter to its songwriters in the last day, updating them on where the company stands with regards to performance rights, re-iterating Martin Bandier's intention to withdraw from the two U.S. major performing rights organizations and also reveals the news that the company is appealing both the ASCAP and BMI Pandora rate court rulings.
The major music publishers have long complained that they don't get market-share royalty rates from digital music services and, as a way to change that, began withdrawing digital rights from ASCAP and BMI. But the judges in both the ASCAP and BMI rate-setting lawsuits ruled that publishers must be either all-in or all-out.

In other words, if they want to do direct licensing for digital services, they have to do it for everyone. The judges said that the consent decrees which the two PROs operate under does not allow partial withdrawals.

After those rulings, the publishers and PROs reached out to the Dept. of Justice, asking them to review the consent decrees with the goal of having them amended to allow partial withdrawals.
Most publishers would rather not withdraw from the PROs because replicating general licensing for the hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of businesses that use music in their stores, bars, planes, hotels and clubs, would be extremely costly.

Nevertheless, Sony/ATV chairman and CEO Bandier says that, if it turns out that his appeal asking the rate courts to allow partial withdrawal or if the U.S. Dept. of Justice doesn't revise the consent decrees, then the company is "exploring other options, including the potential complete withdrawal of all rights from ASCAP and BMI."


In the letter to Sony/ATV's songwriters, Bandier wrote: "It is our hope that the DOJ and appeals process will recognize the benefits and fairness produced by partial withdrawals of performance rights."

If that occurs, then they could use ASCAP and BMI for collective licensing, where it makes sense.
"That being said, because the DOJ and legal process is not fully within our control, we may have no alternative but to take all of our rights out of ASCAP and BMI," the letter continues. "We recognize that full withdrawal is a significant step and we are carefully looking at all of the issues associated with this, including speaking with potential partners to assist us."

In an interview, Bandier said he is optimistic that the DOJ review will result in the consent decree being amended so Sony/ATV won't have to withdraw from the PROs to attain higher rates.
He pointed out that Rihanna's song "Diamonds" had 52 million streams, but the four songwriters were only paid $78,000 ($0.0015 per stream). That payment amount "doesn't make sense," he said.
With mechanical rates on the decline, and with digital streaming -- both passive and on-demand -- growing that performance rights become even more important, Bandier argued. "Sadly, the rates that are paid in that area are not equitable or adequate," Bandier said. "Its like writers' 401k's are being wiped out."


By Ed Christman

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http://www.billboard.com/biz/articles/news/publishing/6157469/sonyatvs-martin-bandier-repeats-warning-to-ascap-bmi

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