News From Blacktopia: Arli$ Michaels, Jaime Saine, Rhyme Scheme, Mr. Boom Boom Bang, Cayenne the Lion King, 9Ten Mobb and Boss Hippy ALL mentioned in BLACKTOPIA

" I'm excited for the launch of Blacktopia.org. The success of Blacktopia on Facebook has been a astronomical. I can't wait to see what great things are next for Jay and Blacktopia. I'm along for the ride. We're going to bust through the ceiling. Blacktopia will be #1 source of Black media, entertainment, and business. Fasten your seat-belts."

-Meichell T. Admin and Blogger/Writer for BLACKTOPIA

Check out these new articles and features on The Blacktopia Website from artists and advertisers featured in South East Hip Hop as well.

Arli$ Michaels and other Indie Artists get love and Support from Countries Overseas 

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/arli-michaels-music-gets-introduced-in.html

Younique Yellow Status Presenter Jaime Staine is the First Black Business owner featured in 

The Blacktopia Business Directory

http://www.blacktopia.org/p/black.html

Rhyme Scheme's ALL BLACK album mentioned in Blacktopia

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/rhyme-scheme-touches-on-serious-issues.html

Mr. Boom Boom Bang's returns with a NEW single!

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/new-single-from-mr-boom-boom-bang-down.html

Listen to the sounds of Cayenne the Lion King

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/listen-to-sounds-of-cayenne-lion-king.html

9Ten Mobb's "Lights Down Low" Video featured in Blacktopia

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/9ten-mobb-lights-down-low-music-video.html

Check out Boss Hippy's Video "So What"

http://www.blacktopia.org/2015/04/boss-hippy-so-what-video.html

New Hollywood Online features videos from Boss Hippy, Cayenne the Lion King, 9Ten Mobb, and Rhyme Scheme!

The NEW Hollywood Online site is now featuring some of the top South East Hip Hop Magazine featured artists....

Check them out here at the direct links below.


Boss Hippy's "So What" single and video is now getting plays in The New Hollywood Online
Wordpress Blog!  Check it out here at this direct link.
https://newhollywoodonline.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/boss-hippy-so-what-music-video/

Cayenne the Lion King's performance at Club Reign
https://newhollywoodonline.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/cayenne-the-lion-kings-performance-at-club-reign/

9Ten Mobb's "Lights Down Low" Official Music Video
https://newhollywoodonline.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/9ten-mobb-lights-down-low-video-exclusive/





A behind the scene video of Rhyme Scheme banging out to his current single "Critical Condition" in the studio https://newhollywoodonline.wordpress.com/2015/04/07/rhyme-scheme-jams-to-a-replay-of-his-single-critical-condition/

Interview with Blackwell about opening up for NAS on April 23rd 2015 in Tampa, FL

Artist Blackwell will open up for legendary hip hop recording artist Nas on April 23rd in Tampa, FL. at Club Skye.  South East Hip Hop Magazine sits down and chats with the rising artist Blackwell about the whole experience as he prepares to open up for one of the artists that he's idolized in Hip Hop.  


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How are you doing Blackwell? 
Blackwell:  Doing good with a new CD coming and shows!


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How would you describe yourself as an artist?
Blackwell:  Old School meets New School with a grown hip hop kinda feel, I tackle a lot of issues on the positive level towards plus size women, but I also have tracks to hit the streets to keep my street crowd vibin' to me.


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How are you feeling right now, getting ready for this upcoming event where you get to open up for the legendary Nas?
Blackwell:  This is a honor beyond honors I grew up listening to him cause his style is straight from the streets sometimes straight gutter but laced every track and keep it real 100% so for this show I have to be on my A game and give the crowd something to witness.


South East Hip Hop Magazine:   Hands down, I know you are a fan of Nasir Jones.... what are your three favorite Nas albums?
Blackwell:  illmatic, Godson and I Am


South East Hip Hop Magazine:   What are your top 5 favorite Nas songs?
Blackwell:  1. Hate Me Now,  2. One Mic, 3.If I Ruled The World, 4.Made you Look and 5.Nas Is Like


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  When was the first time you heard Nas?  Take us down that memory lane, what was your reaction?  How did you feel?
Blackwell:  The first time was actually in 1994 when I heard the song "The World Is Yours" and going through a rough time in my life made me feel I could do anything I wanted to do.


South East Hip Hop Magazine:   Have you ever seen Nas live in concert in the past?  If so, how was your experience?
Blackwell:  I got to witness his performance in New York and it was unbelievable the crowd was crazy everybody white, black, Mexican, all races got turned up and I knew what he did on stage is where I wanted to be and to have a crowd like that.




South East Hip Hop Magazine:   How did you get the gig and opportunity to open for Nas for this upcoming event?
Blackwell:  I did a lot of research about the show and found the promoters and emailed them, texted them, and called them all my music and info so they could review it and they liked it.


South East Hip Hop Magazine: What can fans and viewers expect from you from your performance?
Blackwell:  A one man show with a lot of energy and definitely music to move the crowd.



South East Hip Hop Magazine:  This may be a little off the record, but what are two of your least favorite Nas albums and why?
Blackwell:  illmatic I only liked a few songs cause I was still getting use to his style and the same would go about the album It Was Written.


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Another controversial question.... who do you think won the battle between Jay-Z and Nas?
Blackwell:  Nas hands down!







South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Is there a plan to collaborate with Nas in the foreseeable future?
Blackwell:  If it felt my style  was on his level no questions ask I be down.



South East Hip Hop Magazine:  If Nas were to do an album with only one producer for the entire album, what producer would you pick for that project?
Blackwell:  DJ Pete Rock


South East Hip Hop Magazine:   If Nas were to do a duet project with ANY artist on the planet, who would you like for that artist to be and why?
Blackwell:  A collab with Nas and Stevie Wonder may sound off base but to legends in their field and combine soul and street together would be interesting.


South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Is there anything else you would like to plug?  Any shout outs?  
Blackwell:  April 23rd of the show I will be releasing my new CD "Curvalicious", and my new single "Curvalicious", plus my new line of plus size women clothing called,"Plus and Positive", shoutout to my man D. Jones on the new album, my wifey Francesca Nappo my love and support and my biggest critic and my biggest motivator, everyone at Southeast HipHopMagazine, My Mom and Dad for believing in me, Huniie Parker, all my street fans, bbw fans, it's Blacktime baby!

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Interview with Boss Hippy

South East Hip Hop Magazine sits down with current featured artist BOSS HIPPY for a one on one interview to discuss his music career, his past, plans for the future, music video and just a few of the things that make this rising Florida based artist tick!   Get into the mind of this amazing artist by reading the full interview below.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Why do you call yourself Boss Hippy?

Boss Hippy:  Its not being a boss of people, its being a boss of myself. I'm not a 1970s hippy, I'm only 31 an 80s baby, but my mind and lifestyle is very similar.  It's a reminder to myself everyday, doing what I do risks are extremely high because of the world we live in.  You gotta boss up or get ran over.  Besides if you know me and not just about me then you know what it is. It just fits me perfectly.

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

Boss Hippy:  A clearer way to answer that is what inspires me period.  My kids, my family, my people.  Everything.  The living conditions of my kind. The BS we all endure on a daily.  The kids with no hope.  That woman with everything.  The roaches, a door knob, a look on a person face.  This used to be my release therapy and my way of speaking to people but now its my way of spending time with people.  My way to instruct my children when I'm gone. My way to not BS, and I don't just rap.  I do whatever the feeling tells me to do.  I survived Iraq and Afghanistan and the streets.  I've been in key places at key times.  LA from 84 to 95, ATL 95 - 02, WW3 02 - 07.  I learned the importance of life.  My past is nothing like the songs I sing because I was not bossing up.  I was just floating and living and destroying everything in my path.  At the blessed age of 31 I now take all my experiences and share the lessons learned and share them with the world. I don't wanna be your favorite rapper I wanna be an inspiration to all.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  How would you describe your particular sound as an artist?

Boss Hippy:  My style is my style. My message is more important then the way your receiving it. You may hear a weed song, but I guarantee if you break down the lyrics and apply them verbatim in another context you'll see it was never about weed, but with with way the world is you wanna still give them comfort in your songs by making the references easy to jam to and not be directly "preaching" for lack of a better word.  So have fun with my music but I hope you get the deeper message. Ill take you from the streets to space and everything in between, far and wide. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine: Who are some of the artists that influenced you?

Boss Hippy:  Marvin, Bob, The Isleys, James Brown, Kast, Dungeon Fam, Pastor Troy, Master P, NWA, UGK, Ball and G, Three 6, Nas, Jay, Common, Pac, Big, Devin, Face, Wu, Em, The Doors, Sublime, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Eagles, Billy Joel, Elton John, The Beatles, MGMT, Teddy, O Jays, DJ Shu, Gucci, Kanye, Wayne, Uncle Luke.  I'm not just blurting names, I listen to these artists everyday.  Music is class, and they teach you the experiences they endured by singing about them first hand.  I take a little from all because no matter the genre we're all experiencing life in the same times. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Who are some of the artists that you are checking for now in 2015?

Boss Hippy:  Cyhi the Prince, The Game, Antwan Swisher, Jacob Marley, Alan Cubas,  Vetty Gooch, Big$$Time and Boss Hippy.

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

Boss Hippy:  Spreading the message of love and understanding. Peace and blessings. 

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Who are some of the artists you've worked with in the past?

Boss Hippy:  Too many to name but no one mainstream other then Big Bub.  I've opened for many. Youngbloodz, Tech N9NE, MGK, JT Money, Hurricane Chris, Trina, and Action Bronson.

South East Hip Hop Magazine:  Who would you like to collaborate with in the future?

Boss Hippy:  The Gods.

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

Boss Hippy:  Happy.

SHOUT OUTS 

- Cobb Co, Pomona, Hustle UP, AALIFE, BERNNAATION, Orlando, Pig Town Germany, the whole south, the west coast. My mama, my brother. My family. My friends. My Queen. You. The world. My relatives in space. All my people lock down. All my people who were released from the earthly bodies. RIP J Nabbs, Free Desmond. Everything feels different since then. Everyone in the struggle. Everyone who made it out. My cousins Bull, Steve, Tre, Pat, Grandma. And most importantly, my future Jase and Ma'lani Cook. To Jesse Cook, look what you mistakenly made, A King! #yousmellme.

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Updates from Wildfire Promotions

Check out these updates on Wildfire Promotions' Blog starring
South East Hip Hop Magazine featured artists.

Boss Hippy's "So What" Music Video spreading like "WILDFIRE"
http://wildfirepromotions.blogspot.com/2015/04/boss-hippy-so-what-wildfire-featured.html

Arli$ Michaels music is spreading like Wildfire in Germany!
http://wildfirepromotions.blogspot.com/2015/04/arli-michaels-music-is-spreading-like.html

Mr. Boom Boom Bang's New Single "Down Low" featured in Wildfire Promotions Newsletter
http://wildfirepromotions.blogspot.com/2015/04/mr-boom-boom-bang-returns-with-new.html

Michelle Magee cosigns Boss Hippy's "So What" Video

Celebrity Publicist Michelle Magee of BULLZ EYE ENTERTAINMENT had some great things to say about BOSS HIPPY'S new single and video "So What"!  Read all about it here.....


Very creative psychedelic vibe in the video. The video is visually stimulating unlike most videos that all look the same.Catchy lyrical content and beat. If you are looking for something out of the norm you will want to check this out!

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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.

 

INTERVIEW COMING SOON!

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR SOUTH EAST HIP HOP MODEL SEGMENT 

E-MAIL US AT SOUTHEASTHIPHOPMAG@YAHOO.COM

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BOSS HIPPY's "SO WHAT" featured in THE VIDEO BLAST

BOSS HIPPY'S MUSIC VIDEO "SO WHAT" IS NOW
BEING FEATURED IN THE VIDEO BLAST!
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"So What" video featured in BRAND NEW HIP HOP

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
http://brandnewhiphopblog.blogspot.com/2015/03/brand-new-hip-hop-video-so-what-by-boss.html

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....
http://theblastblog.blogspot.com/2015/03/blast-single-so-what-from-boss-hippy.html

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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