Think of it as a hip hop lounge..turntablism, b-boys/b-girls, graffiti! Ill be on the turntables spinning progressive hip-hop, classics and break beats!
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I’m on the mission to do alot more different events and venues!
Check me every other Sat @ Cmonwealth..the Va store on 21st Every other Sat from 6p-8p est
Starting Sat September 4, 2010. I was there this Saturday..here’s the set Download
Soon they gonna have full body armor enhancement suits!!! So skinny arms, body magic and booty pop!
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Labor Day Weekend..Sunday….
Champagne Life Trailer Sept 05, 2010 Entourage Lounge from Dj Bee on Vimeo.
Here’s the free download of the mix cd Fountz and I constructed.
Filling out paperwork for my oldest son for his 1st year in high school! WOW!
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I remember teaching my oldest son (Malik) how to ride his bike, I got the same joy teaching my youngest son (Kamaal)! Operation:Raise Your Kids
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This is my homie Perk who I met like 3 years ago! He’s the 2008 Hip-Hop Jeopardy Tourney winner. Last year it was an all female contest but this year he’s back and serious! He won Week 3 and is goin to the finals!
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NAB issues wish list in performance royalty debate
Today’s extraordinary meeting of the NAB Radio Board and other group executives in Washington produces this set of “proposed terms under consideration”, as a response to the pending “PRA” bill in Congress: #1, “a tiered rate of 1% or less for all net revenue (roughly $100 million for the industry) which is permanent and cannot be adjusted without changing statute or by mutual agreement.” #2, Permanent removal of Copyright Royalty Board jurisdiction over rates for both terrestrial and streaming. #3, Streaming rate reduction from current rates. #4, inclusion of radio chips – FM – in all mobile phones. #5, AFTRA issues resolved on ads that air on webcasts. The “tiered rate” would scale down to $5,000 a year for commercial stations with revenue of $500,000 to $1.25 million a year. News, talk and sports stations would not pay for the use of music. The NAB is trying to head off much more onerous terms from a lame-duck Congress. More now at
http//:www.Radio-Info.com
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