D.Hittz

May 26^th some thirty years ago gave the world a truly dedicated musician, songwriter, producer, arranger and artist in D.Hittz (born Robert Fulton, Jr.).
Currently living in Arizona (not far from Phoenix), D.Hittz was born in the sunshine state of Florida in the city of Ft. Lauderdale.
Music was a part of his life at an early age and he says to this day, “It is what I love to do“. Having attended a performing arts high school in Ft. Lauderdale, his diverse musical skills were honed back then. In addition to singing, he plays keyboards, guitar and drums.
Often described as mild-mannered and humble, D.Hittz credits his strong family ties with keeping him grounded.
He credits R. Kelly, Dave Hollister and Musiq Soulchild as influences and loves the music of Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Tina Turner, Boyz II Men, Jodeci, Luther Vandross, The Temptations, Jay-Z, Eminem, Dr. Dre and OutKast.
In the late Nineties and early New Millenium he was a member of two different boy bands: Off Glass and Concept respectively, both of whom recorded demos and did some live shows in the South. Off Glass did a showcase in NYC in 2004 that received critical acclaim from the industry people in the audience. The group was also featured on former Universal Music group act Field Mob’s debut album 613: ASHY TO CLASSY on the track “Crutch” and on a re-mix of “Hey Shawty “ by Field Mob featuring Suthern Klick as well.
In 2009. D.Hittz participated in American Idol auditions in Phoenix and made the cut and went on to Hollywood, California. He feels he learned some things about the politics of the music business from that experience, but when asked to shed more light he says, “We will just say it was an experience.” He produced 3 tracks on the second Ole-E solo album UP MY WAGER (“I’m A Beast”, ”Cootchie Go Boomp Boomp”and “We Can Touch Da Sky”). He has also done tracks on Urban Mystic, a r&b singer out of Florida.
Currently D.Hittz is working as a producer with some Phoenix artists and is involved with his production partner veteran r&b songwriter/producer Sid ‘Uncle Jamz’ Johnson on several tracks for newcomer r&b singer Zay Foggs’ debut album. He also recently produced new music on Indianapolis rappers Skypp (“Somebody Better Tell ‘Em” of which he is featured on) Parris La Dame (“No Strings” and “Miss It”) and additionally he produced Twelve (“Full”), KB Da Monsta (“Stupid”) and the new single by r&b singer Zay Foggs (“You’re A Superstar”). With all of that on his plate he is also working on his own solo project called FOR THE LOVE OF IT. The album will feature material that is more geared for the European market and the dubstep culture with obvious r&b and dance leanings. D.Hittz expects this release to be ready late Fallor early Winter and available wherever digital downloads are sold.
In the meantime he has dropped his first official single “Freak Code”, which was produced by he and his brother J-Lee.
D.Hittz is represented by M.E.C.A.P. for management
in association with Mindbirth Entertainment
Reverb Nation: http://www.reverbnation.com/dhittzmusic
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/D.HittzMusic?fref=ts
For additional info, contact: Uncle Jamz at sidviciousjamz@gmail.com
Parris La Dame

Parris La Dame is from Indianapolis, Indiana created quite a buzz in some markets with her in your face sassy and spicey lyrics on her mixtape EXCUSE MY FRENCH. She was then asked to be a feature on the ultra sexually explicit tune by MRC Ent. called "Head Dumb". May thought he appearance made the song.
Having won awards for Best Mixtape, Best Female Rapper and Best Song in the Midwest, Ms. La Dame made her official debut with the single "No Strings" in 2012. Now she is back with a brand new single called "Miss It", and it is getting great response from deejays and fans alike. Having shown her erotic side, now she is ready to address relationships and men that don't act right. " Both sexes can relate to 'Miss It', if you messing up, you gonna miss it". She definitely doesn't want people to get it twisted as she has more to her than the sexually explicit lyrics as will be evidenced on her forthcoming book she is writing.
A music video for "Miss It" will be filmed this Fall and the single is available wherever digital downloads are sold.
Additional info, contact management:
sidviciousjamz@gmail.com or tommy2smuve@gmail.com
Twitter: @ParrisLaDame
T3INK.

The duo is back with a banging new single: "Mr. & Mrs. Work (I'm Tired)" . The dynamic duo of LaPierre Young and Tha Divaz have teamed up to make the multi-talented group T3INK. from Cincinnati, Ohio, these two young people posses the fire and desire to put their music on the map of not only the USA, but the world. LaPierre, the founder & CEO of the Record label brought the group together in 2007 at the age of 18. Spiritually having a vision in his dream about the group’s future work & achievements. Shockingly 3 months later he ran into the same exact female musician he had the vision about: 17 year old Tha Divaz. The two Cincinnati natives quickly became known for their unique & hardcore underground sound over furious Sparkz & Walkzoggy tracks throughout parts of the Midwest. Their childhood struggle and dealing with inner city life has led them to finding a brighter side of life in their music. In 2008, they recorded their first tracks for a local release called CHANGIN’ FACES. It was hosted by Dj Dimepiece and received some fan support in the Midwest and the South along with a little radio play. When not in the studio or performing, Tha Divaz (born La’Tashia Church), enjoys her second passion of being a hairstylist. She attended cosmetology school for that. She says, “I love doing hair and creating unique styles”, but with a fierce look she continues, “But music is my first passion”. LaPierre Young, when not on the mic is literally reaching for the stars by attending college to become an astronaut with the great NASA space program. Born Lenquan Conley-Beason, the always in cool swag mode emcee says, “I will be spitting rhymes in outer space”, with a sly laugh afterwards. The duo is back with a new banging new single “Mr. & Mrs. Work (I’m Tired)” featuring D.Hittz. The group made noise with their first two singles “She Got It All” features Memphis, Tennessee female emcee Gangsta Boo (most known for her work with Three 6 Mafia, whom they met at a record pool conference in Atlanta) and “Bizzerk” . The new single showcases the male-female duo in a different setting. Produced by D.Hittz & Skypp, the focus is on going for a more universal audience. The Cincinnati based duo will be shooting their first-ever music video for this single this Fall. For additional info contact their management consultant: Uncle Jamz at sidviciousjamz@gmail.com Twitter: @T3INK

MO CHILDS
PRESENTING THE WORLD WITH POP-HOP

Born under the sign of Sagittarius in December, Morris Christopher Childs, p/k/a Mo Childs is on a mission to be all that he can be via his strong commitment to self, body, his spirituality and his family.
This Indianapolis born and raised artist was influenced greatly by his Mom whom taught him to be expressive through creative expression, the rapper enjoys blending musical genres based greatly on his upbringing. As a child he was exposed to gospel, and as he grew older he became very interested in big band music. “With the ills of segregation and racism, African-Americans used music as a way to mask the pain”, say the very articulate emcee, he continues, “The passion put into that music was the outlet no doubt.”
As he ventured into high school he expanded his horizons into liking acts as diverse as: The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Dave Matthews Band and Incubus. He considers THE CHRONIC 2001 by Dr. Dre to be the best hip-hop album of all-time. His personal favorite rapper is Rakim.
Having lived in the Midwest (Indianapolis and Cincinnati), Austin, Texas; Studio City, California; and New York City, New York, Childs feels that this diverse background has helped him embrace various genres and cultures.
To that end he describes his music as “pop-hop”, a blend of pop culture with elements of hip-hop. His first-ever single “And They Say” is a spot on example of such. He feels having a unified mind sets him apart from the rest of the field in hip-hop. “Everyone is trying to be the best rapper, the best baller, and I am just trying to be me with the goal of entertaining people all over the world”, says Childs with a marked determination.
When not working on new lyrics, Childs enjoys spending time with his family and friends. Being physically fit is also very important to him as he works out daily at the gym to keep in shape. He also enjoys sports (he ran track in high school). Helping people is a trait he also wants emphasized. He often volunteers for Habitat for Humanity.
Additionally he is a huge fan of both DC Comics and Marvel as well, with a personal partiality to Batman. “I Like The Avengers from Marvel too, especially Iron Man” , he says with a laugh.
Mo Childs definitely is not your ordinary rapper. ‘Pop-Hop’ has arrived.
Music available wherever digital downloads are sold.
For additional information, contact management consultant: sidviciousjamz@gmail.com
Website: www.mochilds.com
Twitter @mo_childs
Instagram @mo_childs
Vine @mo_childs
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/mochildsmusic
Genre: Pop-Hop
Region: International
Contact: Uncle Jamz
Label: Black Redhead Empire Records/MECAP Music
Mo Childs is available for shows, interviews and drops. Contact Uncle Jamz at sidviciousjamz@gmail.com Single is available wherever digital music is sold. Music video coming soon.