The Rise of an Artist: from the Ranks of the Army to the Ranks of Hip Hop

(Michelle Magee)

You Know It Makes Sense

The Rise of an Artist: from the Ranks of the Army to the Ranks of Hip Hop

MEMPHIS—Durt Boi, an unsigned artist who has gone viral with his most recent single “Supa Soakar”, found the inspiration and validation he needed to pursue his music career with the help of a comrade, while serving his country abroad.

On a cool afternoon in the Iraqi desert, as Durt Boi and one of his close comrades, KB, traveled back to their post, KB’s curiosity concerning Durt Boi’s notepad—a point of secrecy and mystery—took over, and he inquired to see what was written inside.

After considerable contemplation, Durt Boi finally revealed to his friend his long kept secret of composing rhymes. As Durt Boi shared some of his lyrics, KB began to laugh out of delight. Durt Boi had anticipated sarcasm and mockery from his friend, but instead, his doubts and timidity were put to rest as KB revealed excitement, and strongly encouraged him to continue his music career after his military service.

Durt Boi recalls the clarity and destined zing that followed, which has remained with him to this day. After his homecoming, Durt Boi devoted himself entirely to his music, and has since released hit singles such as “DOUBLE CUP”, and “Supa Soakar”, and will soon release “Got Wurk”.

In an interview in New Orleans, the artist described his musical aesthetic as such: “I display lyricism, but I also give you somewhat of a bounce to it: catchy hooks and things that just make you wanna bob your head and want more, you know.”

As Durt Boi continues to gain momentum, the enthusiasm of his first true follower, KB, can be felt in all his fans as they increase in number and carry him up the ranks of the hip hop world.

To stay updated with Durt Boi, follow him on Facebook or YouTube.

Durt Boi is a rapper and hip hop artist based in Memphis, Tennessee. His latest releases include “Supa Soakar” and “Pop Drop & Roll”, both of which can be heard on his YouTube channel. Durt Boi Iz Da Name & Durty Boi Music Iz Da Game!

 

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South East Hip Hop Models: Meet Sparkle Mosley of Essence Models Sorority

 

Check out our model spotlight on Sparkle Mosley of Essence Models Sorority

Here is some quick information on this beauty.

Name:Sparkle Champagne Mosley Age: 24 Height 5'7 weight 130 (Business & Accounting Graduate) ...started modeling at age 10 enrolled in John Casablanca Modeling & Acting School...started doing music and performing at age 16 has traveled to Illinois Florida Tennessee Wisconsin and Texas doing modeling and music being professionally booked. Have been in a modeling group and nationwide modeling sorority as well as 5 magazine features and 3 online site feat and more. I'm currently climbing the ladder of success building my own entertainment business & being a top image consultant.

 

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Mr. Boom Boom Bang "Down Low" (NEW SINGLE)

Check out the newest single from Atlanta based rapper/ producer Mr. Boom Boom Bang titled "Down Low"!  Check it out above.  For more information e-mail us at SouthEastHipHopMag@yahoo.com or TheGiantBlast@aol.com

South East Hip Hop Models: Princess Danica signs with Diffuse Modeling.

Model Princess Danica signs a deal with Diffuse Modeling Agency, among other great news.

Here is what she had to say.....

I am now signed with Diffuse modeling agency,  I have been from Houston to New York to Dallas and and just recently did a show in Laffy March 14th,   I'm on the poster and flyer!  With more shows , I'm booked till july!  Just wanted to give you an update ...thanks for the love and support! Muah XOXOX ♡ - Danica

INDEED!  Keep checking back for more updates!

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The latest single from BOSS HIPPY titled "So What" is now being featured on THE BRAND NEW HIP HOP BLOG.  Check it out here at this direct link below
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Boss Hippy's "So What" Video featured in THE BLAST BLOG.

Boss Hippy's new single and video "So What" is being featured all over the web (with special thanks to South East Hip Hop Magazine).  One of the latest places to feature the single and video is THE BLAST BLOG.  Check it out here at this direct link....
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Just Another Day: Not Lying About MYKO

Just Another Day:  Not Lying About MYKO
by Renee Batson

Just Another Day....

It has been a minute, but know you have not been forgotten.  In the next little while you will get accustom and familiar with artists, producers, creatives, and innovators that all make up the world of music.  Today is another introduction...

As of lately, I have had the opportunity to listen to more creative geniuses in the world of music.  This man is no exception. 

MYKO has been tearing up the R&B music scene since 2008.  His smooth and lyrical sound is unlike no other. Being from Atlanta, GA MYKO has had the opportunity to see what he can offer the music industry.  As a result he got the immediate attention of Rick Ross Music Group who has seen that MYKO can deliver.  With his newest release "Don't Lie", gaining more and more popularity, especially among the ladies, its clear to see that MYKO is serious about painting that canvas with his lyrical masterpiece!

Currently MYKO has worked with artists such as Future and Jason Derulo.  In addition, his track "Life Ain't Fair" has been featured on the highly anticipated documentary "Crack in the System".

His vibe and style has in incredible energy and is original to what music represents.  I compare it to that fresh white t, new jeans, and a pair of clean tims or white sneaks.  Can't go wrong!  That's MYKO!

You can connect with MYKO on instagram, twitter, facebook and you can check him out all over youtube.

Make sure you check out MYKO's single "Don't Lie" as it will featured on "WE BUILD HITS" on CKUW 95.9 fm in Winnipeg, Canada. You can tune in on line at www.ckuw.ca. Same thing can be done on android, however, you will need to download tune in, or spreaker app to listen to the live broadcast. Show starts from 6-8 central standard time!

IDK but I ain't gonna lie. Don't lie has some heat to it! So nice, might have to play it twice!!!

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Artist Spotlight: Darnell Winston (Black Diamond)

 

Check out the newest artist spotlight on rising North Carolina based rapper Darnell Winston (also known as BLACK DIAMOND).  Check out his music here at these links and feel free to post feedback.

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South East Hip Hop Models: Model Goddess Tyah Pierce Interview

South East Hip Hop Magazine recently had a one on one interview with model, promoter and prominent business woman Tyah Pierce also known as Model Goddess to discuss her future plans, modeling and her business.  Tyah Pierce is also a proud member of South East Hip Hop side project BLACKTOPIA: The Black Utopian Society.

Read all about what she has to say here at this direct link.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What's up Model Goddess? 

Model Goddess:  What's up is work, work, and more work.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How long have you been in the modeling business?

Model Goddess:  I have been modeling for 7 years.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What inspired you to want to become a model?

Model Goddess:  What inspired me was everyone telling me I should be a model and I agreed. (laughs)

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  In your own words what is "beauty"?

Model Goddess:  Beauty is different qualities of a person or thing that others are attracted to.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: How would you describe your own beauty?

Model Goddess:  My beauty is enchanting.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What sets Model Goddess apart from all the other models?

Model Goddess:  What sets me apart from other models is that my vision is to set a example for young ladies, show them they can be sexy and classy at the same time.  My modeling is unique and I set trends. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Modeling isn't the only thing you do, you also do a little promotional work..... what made you get into that?

Model Goddess:  Promotion for me is another source of income.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Do you promote and organize events as well?

Model Goddess:  I haven't organized and events yet, I plan to do so soon.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Who are some of the people you've worked with as far as promotions?

Model Goddess:  I worked with business owners, producers, and artists.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What is your "power move" when it comes to promotion?  What is the thing you do that really draws the attention to whatever it is you are promoting?

Model Goddess:  My power moves are to do heavy promotion on YouTube, Google plus, Twitter, instagram, and Facebook. Basically social media PROMO.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  There are other things you do as well, correct?  What are some of your other talents and skills?

Model Goddess:  I'm a licensed massage therapist, very professional and sing on hooks. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Could you tell us a little more about Essence Model Sorority Group?  

Model Goddess:  Essence Models Sorority is a group of woman who carry themselves with class and show there best attributes to the world. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What plans do you have for the rest of 2015?

Model Goddess:  To stay alive and prosper. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Speaking of the future, where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?

Model Goddess:  Being a more successful model.

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Artist Spotlight: Rhyme Scheme

Get more familiar with South East Hip Hop Featured artist, and business professional RHYME SCHEME!

South East Hip Hop Models: Miss La Princess Danica

South East Hip Hop Magazine recently sat down with Miss La Princess Danica, a rising model, to discuss her modeling career and more in this quick one on one interview.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How are you doing Miss Princess?

Miss La Princess Danica:  Hello!  I am doing fantastic.  Thank you for asking.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: How long have you been modeling?

Miss La Princess Danica:  I have been modeling for a short period of time, I did some model work when I was younger for New York Institute of Photography and I'm a lot older now and very much still have a passion for fashion.  I'm very passionate when it come to art, whether it may be on a canvas or by a camera. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine: What inspired you to want to become a model?

Miss La Princess Danica:  People in general, some more inside rather than out and vise versa, are unique and beautiful in so many different ways.   It intrigues me, modeling to me takes, commitment, dedication,  passion driven by ones own motivation for seeking success.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Who are some of the other models you respect in this business?

Miss La Princess Danica:  I respect ALL models in this line of business.  Its not as easy as it looks.  We are taught poise, proper etiquette, self discipline etc.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Aside from modeling what else do you like to get into?

Miss La Princess Danica:  Aside from modeling, I enjoy being on the water, being with my family, but most of I enjoy being with my children.  They are my motivation!

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What are your plans for 2015?

Miss La Princess Danica:  My plans for 2015?  Hmm.. I'm showing my kids no matter what, dreams do come true, don't ever give up, as long as they work hard for it and believe they can do and be whatever they want!

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Where do you see your career in the next 5 years?  

Miss La Princess Danica:  In 5 years I see my self with a better understanding of who I am and what I want out of my life.  I hope to make a difference one small step at a time!

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Is there anything else you would like our readers to know about you?

Miss La Princess Danica:  I want readers to know that I want to thank everyone that has stood by my side through this journey and to the people that will.  Without love and support from others, family, friends or strangers progress would be impossible, so I'm blessed to have come this far! I cant wait to see how far Ill go!  xoxoxox 

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Single of the Week: Boss Hippy "So What"

Check out the latest single and video from Boss Hippy titled "So What", the video has a lot of funny moments, and very creative visuals.  The song itself is also HOT!!!!


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Artist Spotlight: Boss Hippy

   Boss Hippy (Jase Cook)

Location: Orlando, FL
Email: bosshippymusic@gmail.com

ARTIST BIO:
Boss Hippy

Jase Cook was born in Los Angeles, California.  He is the estranged son of a bassist with the veteran R&B vocal group The Whispers.  By the time he was nine, rap music began taking over his life, even at an early age Jase was already writing his own verses at the bus stop. Jase’s music and his knack for songwriting proved to be his therapy.  Having enlisted in the U.S. Army at the age of 18, Jase exported his MC abilities to Iraq, Afghanistan and Germany.  There he shared his skills with fellow soldiers on base. That’s where he linked up with his team Tyrone "Boss Gump” Montgomery, and Christopher Herman of what would later become known as Hustlemann Records LLC.

Through a numerous performances abroad, Jase began making a name for him and was profiled in the military news publication Stars & Stripes and Danger Forward.  This movement got the attention of A&R’s at Sony Records Europe. Jase decided to take his focus and move it state side. He then relocated from Atlanta to Orlando, Florida in 2008.  He released the album Troublesome 08: Tha Life in March of 2009. The music was distributed through Hustlemann Records LLC and independently sold 15,000 units worldwide.  It was the spark that Jase needed to get his career going into full blast.  Jase efforts also then caught interest of Slip N Slide Records.  They acquired an artist development deal that fell through.  That didn’t stop Jase grind to find a new home for distribution and the ability to put out his music in a professional manner.  He later connected with New York City A&R Oscar Sanchez, the Founder & CEO of Affluent Records.  After listening to Jase’s music and seeing the vision of what Jase was trying to accomplish, Oscar signed Jase in 2009 to a distribution deal.

After 3 years in the making, they released his Affluent Records debut album “P.T.S.D” on May 7, 2012. After that project he found himself again without a recording home so he decided a drastic change was needed. After 2 self produced mixtapes he decided it was time to reinvent himself and so changed his long standing moniker of Jase Cook (a play off his real name of Jason Cook) to Boss Hippy and is perfecting his craft and helping others in there’s as he readies up his new project, Tha High.

DISCOGRAPHY:

Troublesome 08: The Life - March 2008 Hustlemann Records LLC
P.T.S.D. - May 2012         Hustlemann/ Affluent Records
Tha High – TBD         AALIFE/TBD

NOTABLE FEATURES

Last Sunrise featuring Big Bub of the group Today

NOTABLE SHOW/APPEARANCES

Opened for Ying Yang Twins, YoungBloodz, & Hurricane Chris in Germany
Opened for MGK, Stevie Stone, Tech N9ne, Action Bronson & DJ Unk state side
Hosted the at the Bud Weiser Venue at the 2009 Florida State Fair in Tampa, FL along with Macho from MTV’s G’s to Gents

AWARDS & ACCOLADES 
Donated some of the proceedings from Troublesome 08: The Life album to the Central Florida Children’s Organization.

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South East Hip Hop Models: Tanisha J. Blanton of Blacktopia

Today's model spotlight is on Tanisha J. Blanton.  Tanisha is a very wise and beautiful woman.  Not only is she easy on the eyes, but easy to talk to as you can feel the warmth of her spirit bleeding through this interview.  She is also an active member of the latest South East Hip Hop Mag project, networking and discussion group "Blacktopia"!  In this interview, Tanisha talks about her experiences as a model while juggling a full time job, and role as a mother among many other things.  Read all about what this Blacktopian Beauty has to say in this one on one interview.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Hello, how are you? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I am blessed, and doing great.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How would you describe "beauty", what is beautiful to you? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  Beauty to me is the person as a whole. Not just an outward appearance but also who that person is and what they stand for.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How would you describe your beauty? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I describe my beauty as being a spiritual beauty.  I attempt to treat others the way I would like to be treated and I just happened to be blessed with really good genes... LOL

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How long have you been modeling? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I actually started Modeling 8 years ago at the age of 35

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How would you describe the type of shoots, or modeling jobs you would do and take on?

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I enjoy modeling and most of the work I have done has been print work.  I have done on runway débute.  I have been a spokes model for several different car shows.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What inspired you to get started? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  My mother was a professional model in the state of Oregon, I lost my mother at the young age of 7 years old.  So it was always a dream to follow in her footsteps.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: How did you enter the business?  

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I was invited to a modeling workshop by a friend of mine that was a photographer.  While I was there I was choose to model for a print ad.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What has been one of the highlights of your modeling career so far? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  JMP modeling production making the top 12 for the retro Calendar.  It started out via Facebook and the top 25 were chosen, I was in the top 25.  After the top 25 were voted we had to walk a run way to make the top 12 and to be on the calendar.  The highlight was I was the only model that was in her 40's everyone else was 25 and below 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What has been one of the worst experiences you've faced modeling so far and how did you bounce back from it? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I can't say it was the worse experience it was life. I was offered to do a bikini calendar and found out I was pregnant with triplets all in the same week; needless to say I did not get to do the bikini shoot.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: What are your modeling plans for 2015? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I work full time as an Administrator, I'm a single parent of 6 beautiful children and I am currently in grad school.  If there was a local job that need a spokes model or maybe some print work then I would be available but right now I don't have any plans for 2015 but I always keep my options open.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Where do you see yourself in the modeling business in the next five years?  

Tanisha J. Blanton:  In the next 5 years I hope to open my private practice and do play therapy for children.

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Do you plan on getting into acting or even in other branches of the beauty/ modeling industry? 

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I would love to do runway modeling, I have only walked the runway once in my life and it was an amazing rush and I had a great time.  I have had another opportunity to do that.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  What advice would you give other models?  

Tanisha J. Blanton:  I would always tell models, to lead by example because there is some little girl out there looking at you and aspiring to be just like you.  ALWAYS read your contract and if you don't know what it means ask someone for clarification.  Networking can make or break your career.  Your body is your temple.  Treat it as such.

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