Q Parker of 112 wants to "Show You How" to love in his official new video featuring Olivia and Willie from Day 26
Video: http://youtu.be/qLFSHxVGU2A




iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/show-you-how-single/id496604853


Audio: http://soundcloud.com/qparkerof112/q-parker-show-you-how



Learn more about this R&B heartthrob's return to music

Grammy and ASCAP award-winning NeWFAM Ent./MALACO Records artist and 112 co-founding member, Q Parker, is making a strong return to the music scene with his new single, "Show You How," from his upcoming album, The MANual.

This past Sunday, Q filmed the video for his hot new buzzworthy single. To vividly bring the "love-triangle" storyline to life, Q enlisted help from VH1's "Love And Hip Hop" co-star/Dollaz Unlimited recording artist, Olivia, and former Bad Boy Recording artist (now Atlantic Records artist) Willie Taylor of the MTV "Making The Band" group, Day 26.

Representing the respected Fat Cats multi-media production team, the video for "Show You How" was directed and produced by G. Visuals and Randy Marshall respectively. The video "Show You How" will not disappoint with the display of on-screen eye-candy and chemistry between the co-stars. The video which is slated to debut in early April, will surely spawn plenty of conversation and debate as to why people often remain in unhappy and/or unhealthy relationships.

Highly touted rapper, Stalley, of Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group, Bravo TV's Personality Chef Roble, and Q's former Bad Boy Recording label-mate, Pam of the group Total, stopped by the Brooklyn set to show love.

Q Parker's debut single, "Show You How," is now available via iTunes and Amazon for download.

Q Parker's sizzling 2012 fitness calendar can be purchased at QParkerFitnessCalendar.com.

Q Parker
THE MANual in stores and online Summer 2012
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40 glocc - *N.W.A.* New World Agenda- Track-List

  40 Glocc is back again with a new album  called: Big Bad 4-0 New World Agenda. The album is set to drop January 24th. Check out the track listing and the cover art for the new album.

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Jan.24th 2012

1. JFK Skit

2. Can’t See Me (Prod. by BlaqThoven)

3. 21 Gun Salute Ft. Prodigy of Mobb Deeb ( Prod. by Kia Miller)

4. The One Ft. Rhona Bennett (Prod. by Big Bad 40)

5. Truth Hurts Ft. Truth Hurts (Prod. by Big Bad 40)

6. One Day At A Time Ft. Demico (Prod. by Apex)

7. Zooin It Ft. RacQ (Prod. by Apex)

8. Money Ft. Chamillionaire, Paul Wall & OJ The Juice Man (Prod. by Big Bad 40)

9. Get To Know You Ft. Tip Toe & Notes (Prod. by Notes)

10. Somebody Ft. Sleepy Brown & Kree (Prod. by D. Vegas)

11. Electric Lady Ft. Cee Lo Green (Prod. by Fingaz)

12. Touch Ft. Brooklyn (Prod. by Notes)

13. Comfort You Ft. Ginuwine (Prod. by Big Bad 40)

14. Damn [Remix] Ft. Twista & Yo Gotti (Prod. by Fingaz)

15. Thump It Out Ft. 3 Six Mafia (Prod. by DJ Paul)

16. Know Why Ft. BlaqThoven (Prod. by BlaqThoven)

17. Welcome 2 California Ft. E-40, Snoop Dogg, Too Short & Xzibit (Prod. by Big Bad 40 & C Sik)

18. America Ft. Kokane (Prod. by Co Tee)

19. Man In The Mirror Ft. Weazel Loc & Goldie Loc (Prod. by Goldie Loc)

20. Bullet With Your Name On It (Prod. by Havoc Of Mobb Deep)

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RIZ INTERVIEW

“I have discipline. I have a good work ethics. I am not a person that will go to a studio for 20 hours and make one record”

“RIZ is a talented songwriter and visionary with concepts and flow. His songs have a vast array of style that will provide him longevity in the industry” Lenny S. Senior A&R, Def Jam. It is not often that I start off an article with quote but I wanted you to understand how serious this Harlem artist is. We now INTROduce to you RIZ.

INTRO: I know that you have been in the industry for a minute and you have been working on a new project. Can you elaborate more on that?

RIZ: I haven’t been on the scene for about a year or so. I took a break from it because I was being pulled in different way creatively. There were a lot of different people involved with the project. I really wasn’t able to make the records that I felt good about because I wasn’t putting up the money. When you get in situations like that its really a rough situation. So I just stepped away for a minute to just redeem my own artistic views. I am just approaching it different now.

INTRO: How would you describe yourself as an artist?

RIZ: I am well rounded artist because I understand that the music business of today is nothing like in the business of yester year or the B-boy days. It’s a different structure. It took me a lot of years to really understand the business. I have identified a sound that I was comfortable with. You have to have a u certain so people can identify you. When you hat hear 50 Cent you know its 50. When you hear Drake you know its Drake. When you hear Lil Wayne you know its Lil Wayne. They have that niche. Years ago it was hard to find that niche. I found that out working with so many producers that and being pulled by so many people. In that nature I could not find a consistency so now I am able to create an identifiable voice. I have discipline. I have a good work ethics. I am not a person that will go to a studio for 20 hours and make one record. I am not going to blow a budget just sitting in the studio. I am going to make sure it sounds good before I leave the house. I don’t roll with an entourage. I used to that and try to put people on (trying to do positive stuff). You can’t control other people’s actions because what they do that stigma falls on you. I just really had been moving light. I feel like I am full circle and more prepared.

INTRO: How did you hook up with Sha MoneyXl?

RIZ: I hooked up with Sha Money through David the Jeweler. I had been doing records with David for about three or four years before meeting Sha Money. Dave has all these music industry types that he makes jewelry for so he wood take me around me around video shoots. I went to 50’s video shoot and Lloyd Banks video shoot. They would see me around but they just didn’t know what I was doing. So at the time Dave was it was James Cruz from Violator Management that came to Dave and was talking about some jewelry and Dave jumped on it and played some of my music so we started a venture with Violator. Then right after that we linked up with She Money cause he was mixing Young Buck’s album at the time while he was still with G-Unit. Dave went into the studio and played some of my music. Sha was blown away and he said to Dave “When I hear that kid he giving me that feeling like when I first used to hear Fif out with that hunger” so that attracted him so we started working on some records. We around to a few labels but things didn’t pop off they way we wanted them to pop off.

INTRO: So you are still independent? Self Made.

RIZ: You got it. Self Made is a company that I started in 2005. I was doing other things. I had caught a case and the case slowed me down and like changed my life. I wanted to do things different in my life after that so I wrote all down all my experiences. The music is really a form of expression for me because I really don’t talk much. I am sort of like a loner because people will mess your whole world up. People are so negative and I am really trying to stay away from negative people. When I got to the studio its like therapy I get to say whatever I want and talk over these beats cause the beat don’t talk back. I put a tape together and put it out in my neighborhood and people were feeling it and they said I should stick with it and that’s what I did and I haven’t stopped since. We are still basically are in a process of building a following. I have had a meeting with Jay-Z and I have met with Atlantic records, Fifty and all the top people in this industry people. The research in the industry has changed in the industry so now we are in the progress of developing a new following with the new way that I am making my music as compared to a year ago. I am starting over ago again and building a new awareness.

INTRO: What artist have you worked with that you haven’t worked with yet?

RIZ: I am at the point in my career that I don’t want to work with anyone that doesn’t want to work with me. I am not the type of person that picks and chooses who I work with. If it makes a good record, it makes a good record. I don’t intend to make albums with other artists to boost my own morale. Some artist will do an album with another artist because that artist is relevant to other people. That’s not how I function. People tend to see that I did the video with Ray and tend to think that I tried to attach myself with something hot and that is not why I did it. I did a favor for him way back so I went to shoot the video with him. I did it to show him love cause he asked me to come through so I did it. In the end it was like a return. I prefer to work with people that are keen to working. I tried to work with Bun B and he was like $16,000. He wanted $1,000 a bar. It kind of threw me because here I am an up and coming artist and here it is this guy is trying to make money off of me. He deserves to make his money but for me to pay $16,000? I would rather take that money invest it into another song and make a couple videos. That’s why I don’t do songs with a lot of rappers cause they are thinking about making that quick bread. I am not really trying to do a feature with nobody if I don’t have to.

INTRO: Where do you see yourself in the next 5yrs?

RIZ: Retired. I come from a community where people feel like its nothing left for them to do besides drink, smoke, and be violent. I want to make a shift in that. If I make it then I will be in a position to give back. I want to start an organization like a basketball AU team but it also has a nutritionist and personal trainers to show them how to work out. They would also have the schooling because you can have all the knowledge in the world but if you can’t pass that SAT then you will be back in the streets. I see myself doing some really ground breaking things once I get this foundation set.

INTRO: Do you have any shows coming up?

RIZ: I used to do showcases where I was the featured artist but I stopped that because it was a scam. I really don’t do many shows now because I am focused on rebuilding my awareness. I am working hard on the Internet because it is extremely hard to get the radio. It’s hard to get the radio because it’s controlled. The only people that you hear on the radio is the artists that labels have paid to the stations because those artists have to make it than the average artist off the street because they are not benefiting from it because they are in the business of making money.

INTRO: Do you think that Djs are important when it comes to breaking a record?

RIZ: I say no and yes. The DJ has to feel a connection with the artist that he is breaking the record for because there are so many people in the business that. What one Dj think is hot 10 other Djs may not. What I am starting to see is that some people only want to attach themselves to certain people because it only makes themselves look better. If I come to the club tonight and see me with some jewelry and I am popping bottles the Dj is going to give a shot out cause it looks good. If I come to the club and I don’t have any jewelry and I only have a cup the Dj is not trying to rush to play my record. It’s a ruff business. Its crazy that I say that and I am trying to get in the business. It’s a million people out here waiting to get your money because you are uninformed about the business.

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JUNE/JULY 2010

40GLOCC INTERVIEW

“I don’t feel like you should be in the Position that you are in”

Infamous/G-Unit artist 40Glocc is back with his brand new album with his Zoolife family entitled “Concrete Jungle”. I met 40Glocc back in 2007 at the One Stop Shop Music Conference. I recently touched base with him to talk about the new album and what he has been doing since we last spoke. I spoke to 40Glocc prior to him running Plies into the bathroom at his video shoot.


INTRO: You have the new album coming out called “Concrete Jungle” what can people expect from this album?

40Glocc: Its real and its street. Its everything thing that music is.

INTRO: I understand that you have been doing a bit of acting. How did you get into acting?

40Glocc: I was in the movie “Miss March”. The movie is now available on DVD. The movie is an urban comedy. Mark Walberg hooked me up with that.. I always wanted to act. I knew Mark from when he was younger. He got me into it and I made it happen.

INTRO: I am following you on twitter and I have come to find that you are a very political person. Do you see yourself eventually getting into politics in the future?

40Glocc: Definitely. I believe that no one should get bullied on. You think that the system is suppose to help us out but the system ain’t always fair. I fight for the underdog. I am definitely going to pursue politics in the future.


INTRO: I am going to call you the ‘West Coast Bully” because it seems like you have gotten into it with a lot of artists?

40Glocc: (laughs) Some people call it hating but I call it fighting for what you believe in. Its competition at the same time. I believe that if you a fake you a fraud, you trying to be me I don’t feel like you should be in the position that you are in.

INTRO: I feel you!

40Glocc: That’s as simple as I can put it.

INTRO: I know that you are doing your thing overseas touring. What is it like to tour overseas?

40Glocc: We go big, we go hard. Trying to stay in Europe as much as possible. That's where the euros at (laughs)! Fortunately 50 (50cent) was able to put us in a position to travel like that. A lot of other artists aren’t fortunate like that.

Nov/Dec 2009

6 HOURS AFTER IRS RAID YOUNG BUCK EMERGES FROM STUDIO WITH A CAMPAIGN MESSAGE COURTESY OF DRUMMA BOY

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A RECENT NASHVILLE SCENE COVER STORY ON YOUNG BUCK

Nashville, TN - There can't be too many worse ways of waking up on a Tuesday morning than hearing your doorbell ring and answering to find a Federal Agent standing there with a shotgun, telling you that he and several other agents are there to take possession of your personal belongings on behalf of the IRS, but such was the case for multi-platinum, former G-Unit soldier, Young Buck, this past Tuesday. By now the facts are a matter of public record and Buck has already issued a statement to the media (via TMZ) about the events of that day, saying all there was to be said.

Well, almost.

That afternoon, Young Buck received an email from his good friend, mega-producer Drumma Boy. There was no message, only some tracks; meant for Buck to take to the Music Row studio where he records most nights and rap out his frustrations about the days events. A lesser man might have gotten drunk, or worse, but Young Buck has been dealing with situations just like this for some time now. So, he took the unspoken advice of his friend and, six hours later, emerged with two songs.

This first is appropriately entitled My Campaign. The lyrics are deep and heartfelt but, is Buck crying over his most recent losses?

"Aye shawty keep that sympathy for that baby you taking care of, anything they done is done did to me now we all aware of" is what he has to say about it all.

So, download the song (below) and, in ya Kanye voice scream "Lawdy, lawdy, lawd now!" For it is DEFINITELY time to get Buck again..............stay tuned.

DOWNLOAD LINK:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/7wmukv

myspace.com/youngbuck
myspace.com/cashvillerecordsent
facebook.com/therealyoungbuck
twitter.com/youngbuckmarley

Young Buck's Home -- Raided by Shotgun-Toting Feds

Nashville, TN- After years of back and forth with the IRS, agents showed up at the Nashville home of former G-Unit artist, Young Buck, seizing assets like recording equipment, jewelry, furniture, and his platinum wall plaques. The action was taken due to a $300,000 past tax bill. Although Buck's lawyers filed in court last month to protect the rapper's assets, the situation was apparently too far gone to save everything. Armed Federal Agents showed up to the house this morning and rang the doorbell, using a shotgun to warn the rapper against any interference with the seizure proceedings. Buck was able to keep his vehicles and his home.

After what was obviously a tense situation, Young Buck remains saddened but relatively unscathed and reflective. "The worst part of this isn't the material stuff--that will all be replaced. It's what it does to the people around me. They took my kids' Playstation, my assistants' computers, and baby's mothers' jewelry. They took my home studio so I can't even record..."

Looking back, Buck realizes that he should have taken a more hands-on approach to the severance of his financial matters from his former management team, accountant and label but is confident that it is a mistake he will not make twice. "I have a new team in place, but I am also paying full attention now. Nothing like this will ever happen again. This is a huge wake up call for all entertainers to stay on top of your own trusted employees and team members, and replace anyone that was put in place by your record label if the situation you have goes sour. This IRS situation came about because I trusted accountants, lawyers, and managers to handle my business for me while I focused on making music. From now on, I am going to stay on top of my own business."

Buck offered up the following statement to concerned fans. "Things you go through in life make you who you are and I'm alright!”

NEW MUSIC FROM BEANIE SIEGEL- "I GO OFF" AND "HAVE MERCY"

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DJ WHOO KID INTERVIEWS KELLY ROWLAND

Kelly Rowland called in to speak with DJ Whoo Kid and the crew at Shade 45 on Saturday (Nov.7). Miss Rowland addressed her love life and the rumors about whether she and 50 Cent are actually dating, amongst other things. Does she have any big falls planned with Destiny’s Child in the near future? What is the story on Kelly’s next album? Will she be rapping anytime soon? What beefs does she have in the industry? Why do people think she and Nelly are dating? Is there a chance for Mandog in Kelly’s life? Why does she have to shut Whoo Kid down on Rihanna?

INTRO MAGAZINE ISSUE #11 NOV/DEC 2009

Check out the new issue of INTRO featuring Infamous/G-Unit artist 40Glocc, B.o.B aka Bobby Ray, Grand Hustle first Lady Bola, and Hustle Bunny Denita Brown.

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NEW MUSIC FROM TRAV - RIDE THE WAVE REMIX FT. LLOYD BANKS,

YOUNG BUCK TALKS NEW MUSIC AND WHY HE FELL OUT WITH G-UNIT

So what really happened with Young Buck and 50 Cent??? we found out during the RapstarPromo conference call:

Young Buck: I tried to call 50 after I heard him go on Hot 97 and say that I was no longer a member of G-Unit but that I was still a signed artist to the label. I tried to call him but he didn't answer the phone. I left him a message saying that I know where he stands at. I tried to straigthen it out then well at least where at least weher do I stand at with the crew. That was one of the first attempts that was over a yr ago. I situation ain't off some "fcuked his girl or stole something from him" or something this was over some business shit. At the end of the day it is business and contracts gotta get worked out. i tried to go about it on the political side of things. Whatever is real is always going to outshine everything especially in my situation.

Rapstarpromo: Was is a misunderstanding or some type of interview that wasn't really that big but the media blew it up to be.

Young Buck: No, I am give it to you right now. The misunderstanding that I started to have with 50 cent started to happen when he had a misunderstanding with Sha Money. Sha Money was my manager at the time I was told with respect from Yayo that 50 Cent to said to get rid of Sha Money you understand what I am saying. But what you need to understand I was raised with morals and I live off of them. I didn't understand how a misunderstanding with them would cause 50 to ask me to get rid of Sha Money at the time. I was going off the "Buck the World" fame at the time and this was my best friend. I am the best man on this man's marriage license to this day you understand what I am saying so it wasn't that easy to just say you "fired". I ain't have no problem with Sha Money. So you know that was some of the things and the control thang you basically look at for his situation for his misunderstanding. At that time for me to say I rock with Sha (Banks at the time let him go and Yayo let him go. They followed the 50 structure thang) that was when the resentment started to show. 50 started to move with them. That's when he started doing contracts without me. Thats when the mixtape dropped and there was the whole "whassup with Buck and the G-Unit "thing. Basically not only was he moving without me but there was no communication also. I was put in a position where in the media I am like "there is no communication" but really it was like a "fuck you thing". The only thing that I can figure out that started the whole thing was me riding with Sha Money.

Be on the lookout for the new mixtape from Young Buck with Bigga Rankin and hosted by the real Rick Ross.

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MIXTAPE DOWNLOAD: Trav “Follow Me” Presented by DJ Whoo Kid

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Tuesday, August 18^th, 2009

New York, NY – Receiving over 500,000 downloads on his 1^st solo mixtape, “The Way I See It”. Trav is ready to release his follow up mixtape entitled “Follow Me” presented by The International Mixtape King-DJ Whoo Kid. “Follow Me”, includes the hit single “Ride The Wave”, receiving over 100+ radio spins from major radio stations and featured on Music Choice. According to DJ Whoo Kid, “Follow Me” highlights Trav’s ability to make music. Music which will make you feel all types of emotions”.

Raised by his mother and two older brothers in New York, Trav’s hometown of Queens would provide much of the sights and experiences that would come to shape his sound. Trav fell into rapping at the age of 16 at the height of Queens rapper 50 Cent and his G-Unit crew, seeing the success of their career made Trav want to pursue music full time. Trav received his first big break on DJ Green Lantern’s Sirius XM Radio show, “when I was told to freestyle live on air, I had no choice but to go in”.

“Follow Me” available for download on Tuesday, August 18^th, 2009 exclusively on www.thisis50.com and www.shadyvilledjs.net and featured artists on www.myspace.com August 21^st – August 23^rd.

Download Link: http://shadyvilledjs.net/mp3s/djwhookid_trav_followme_mixtape.zip

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50 Cent To Drop War Angel LP This Tuesday - 9PM ET Only On Thisis50

50 Cent To Drop War Angel LP This Tuesday - 9PM ET Only On Thisis50.com

50 Cent recently spoke to MTV about his upcoming mixtape…War Angel LP:

"I'm finnin' to get on the street, you already know what time it is," he said via cell.

The tagline for the project is "Prepare for Total Destruction."

"You know what it is, it's a conflict," Fif described. "The exact opposite. I didn't want to write Angel Demon. It's not the contrast between good and bad. But ... if someone's at war, I'm sure they're saying their prayers. They believe they have angels around them. What would you call an angel around a soldier at war?"

A War Angel, of course.

"That's why I titled it that," he added. "Creatively, this is not even a mixtape. That's why I put LP next to it. ... My core audience will understand it immediately, and it's written specifically for that."

With such a potent title, some people are obviously expecting him to go at his last known enemy: Officer Ricky. Fif said that's not the case. He's done with the Miami MC.

"You're gonna see," he promised, before explaining why the beef with Ross is over. "I think if you don't identify when you've won a race, you'll continue to run victory laps until you've exhausted yourself. There's nothing else to win in the Rick Ross situation. There's nothing else to do to that guy from my perspective."

So who will 50 be firing missiles at?

'It's not a specific target, a specific person, I'm writing about,"he clarified. "When you hear it, out of all the material I put on the street, you're gonna say that's the best body of work I put out in the mixtape circuit, period. The way the mood of music is right now, when they hear what this is, they'll say, 'That's what we needed.' "

More 50 Cent underground releases will follow in just a few short weeks.

"I have two other tapes to follow it," he revealed. "Fourth of July, Sincerely Southside Part 2 coming out with mostly '90s music on it. Timeless music, classic hit records. Then, after that, there's a G-Unit mixtape. It's actually untitled. I'll be finished with it in the next day or so."

The War Angel LP track list, according to 50 Cent:

1. "I Line N---as"
2. "Talking in Codes"
3. "OK, Alright"
4. "Redrum (Murder)"
5. "Cream 2009"
6. "I'll Do Anything"
7. "London Girl"
8. "AK"
9. "Get the Message"
10. "I Gotta Win"

click the link below to read the FULL MTV article:

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1613812/20090611/50_cent.jhtml

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