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Major Nine Is Spreading Light, Love & Music at Valentine’s Day Festival

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5 days ago

February 20, 2021

Miami rapper Major Nine is putting on for his city and community in a MAJOR way. This past Valentine’s Day, he wanted to create a unique experience for his fans to promote his music and the power of loving on one another the right way. He did just that! Fans and supporters from all over the world came together for a nostalgic Valentine’s day and night Sunday, February 14 in the South Florida area. For the first time, creatives, entrepreneurs, and minority businesses united at Schnebly Winery and Brewery for “Cloud9,” Major Nine’s Valentine’s Day festival. The event was the first of its kind so you know it was lit! The large property was divided into different segments, experiences, and sound stages meeting COVID-19 regulations.

Guests were invited to attend a private meet and greet in the Secret Garden with Major Nine creating an unforgettable Valentine’s Day memory. As guests were met met with beautiful parrots, a live DJ set from That Dj Chris, tasty custom Uncle Nearest cocktails, they also got to have private conversations with Major Nine followed by a photo. The tropical menu which was more than devine, included conch salad, conch fritters, pasta salad, and teriyaki chicken skewers provided and served by Queen MEECH.

One element that stood out from “Cloud9” was the array of food truck vendors that were present. Some trucks incldue Drinks On Me 305, Blackroom Munchies, and Twin Dragon Hibachi. “With the current state of the world, it was very important to the client that we host an event that would be safe, outdoors, fun, and innovative,” stated Shawn Nelson, of The Lipstickroyalty Agency. “We pulled it off in a month’s time and are thankful for the outcome.”

Some of Cloud9’s highlights include the Meet and Greet in the Secret Garden and live performances by artists Kemie, Edwin, and Kyera at the Sneaky Link Hideaway. The Love on the Lawn set kicked off with an explosive performance by Inikio, following a performance by Bushy B. Major Nine hit the stage accompanied by his Touch Money Dancers, and Lil Dred joined him for a featured performance.

The night was seamless and fans haven’t stopped raving about their experience. Major Nine continues to raise the bar for independent artists and has announced a potential upcoming event. For future and upcoming concerts, festivals, and events visit tmtlevents.com .

Be sure to check out out Major Nine’s latest project titled Mystro here.

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Angie Rose – “Unstoppable” + “Not A Monster”

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3 days ago

February 23, 2021

Nancy B

Late January, Capitol CMG and VME released the new EP from the stunning Bronx recording star Angie Rose, properly-titled, Unstoppable. In support of the new release, the Puerto Rican singer-emcee drops two new visual presentations for project-cuts “Unstoppable (Do It Again)” and “Not A Monster.”

https://youtu.be/hHk2NAZhoL8

On “Unstoppable (Do It Again),” Rose displays her diverse personality — ranging from beautiful bombshell to laid-back homegirl to fashionable businesswoman — while she recites a groovy sing-a-long that infects newfound fans, immediately. “Not A Monster” showcases an intensely artistic lyricist that unveils a deeply introspective wordplay about her personal trials and tribulations. The song has topped Spotify’s Latin playlist and transformed Angie Rose into a spankin’ new artist-to-watch of 2021.

Her backstory, growing up in The Bronx, the birthplace of hip-hop, and around the influences by her Puerto Rican roots, Rose’s musical mindset has formed an armor to withstand a world and an industry that isn’t always welcoming to women holding a mic. Rose, a SXSW fave, has graced stages across the festival spectrum with her signature blend of humility and barrio flow, appearing on stages with Pardison Fontaine, Andy Mineo, Christon Gray, and Oswin Benjamin.

Rose’s Unstoppable is a 7-track effort led by “Not A Monster” and filled with bouncy beats, quick-witted lyricism, and her soulful trademark hooks lace the tracklist, featuring anthems such as “7 Gold Chains”, that can be taken to the party or on a transformational journey. The standout, “Angels,” demonstrates her divine belief in the protection she’s felt journeying through the insular storms of her life.

Rose’s foundation of the same title was recently honored by FEMA for its philanthropic efforts and youth outreach programs. This Spring, you can catch Angie Rose performing at the 25th Annual 100 Hispanic Women gala, spreading her inspiring message of unstoppable resilience. For more on Angie Rose, follow her on Instagram.

https://youtu.be/WikWBQ9QHas

Watch the new visual above and stream the complete project below.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0qFgVCA6li9HqCDQhuept4

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R&B songstress Liyah drops lovelorn debut single “Always There”

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6 days ago

February 19, 2021

Tallie Spencer

Canadian singer Liyah officially introduces herself to the world with “Always There”, an up-tempo track that shows off the young singer’s range, pen game, and ability to reach virtually any audience.

With lyrics like “sorta feels like you don’t even care, switching sides boy that sh*t ain’t fair”, the 17-year-old singer effortlessly conveys the pain she’s feeling as a result of a lover who makes her feel insignificant.

Despite only releasing one song, Liyah’s talent has been recognized by artists like Savannah Re and UK rapper Top5 thanks to her cover of the Christmas classic “Let It Snow”.