Friday, November 12, 2010
MISSKEY*VIDEO PRIMIERE*IF I WAS YA GIRLRIEND
Born Kyandra Cutwright on March 12,1981, introduced to the rap world in 2008. Brought up by her mother and grandmother. "Key" as she called by friends and family used seeing that as motivation to strive for something better and wanted more out of life. Dancer, writer, rapper, promoter MISSKEY has many titles but none more important than mother. To a smart beautiful eight year old daughter named Kyiala. MISSKEY has been dancing since she was five years old. She has always had a passion for entertaining. She studied modern dance, west African dance, was a dancing doll, part of the hip-hop dance team and in the band all at Austin East Magnet High School where she graduated from in 1999. She moved to Nashville TN, shortly after to attend Tennessee State University to study business and fashion merchandising.She moved back to Knoxville to raise her daughter. A few years later she got into promoting shows in the local clubs and also areas in Mississippi. Bringing artist like Rick Ross, OJ da Juice man, and legendary Memphis TN, rapper Playa Fly to name a few. MISSKEY seen how promoting and rapping could go hand in hand. After endless writing and practice getting her flow tight she decided to hit the booth and it seemed to come natural to her. With numerous performances notable one such as opening for Young Jeezy, Yo Gotti, La Chat, and OJ da Juice man which she also promoted the show. MISSSKEY describes her style as sexy and cool sort of like the TLC feel of whom she was a huge fan of growing up.Other influences like Aaliyah, Da Brat, Lil Kim, Mia X, La Chat, Trina, Beyonce, and Khia. Putting out her first mixtape in 2009 titled "The Other Woman". While building her buzz in the city she was awarded indie female artist of the year 2009 at the KnocdownIndieAwards in Memphis TN. Just a taste of things to come for the born star. Set to drop her second mixtape "MATER*REAL GIRL" MISSKEY is ready to take music career and 2FLY ENT. to the next level. Sky's THE LIMIT*
BLU CHEZ I'm My Own Boss - Official Music Video
Music in K town is alive and well I just cant wait til the rest of the music industry catches up
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Big Boi: UT Homecoming Concert
Antwan Andre Patton a.k.a BIG BOI is an American Hip-Hop artist and producer. He is also one half of the Hip-Hop Supergroup "OUTKAST" and one of the genre's prominent solo performers. His upcoming solo album is "Sir Lucious Leftfoot: The Son of Chico Dusty."
UT Homecoming Concert 2010
Presented by Univ. of Tennessee
All Ages must have a ticket; All seats Reserved.
Doors expected to open at 7:00pm.
UT Students get discount at UT Central Ticket Office at the Univ. Ctr. (w/ID). All tickets will have a $1 Civic Facility Fee added as part of fees.
Hank Williams Jr. to market Popcorn Sutton's legal moonshine
Hank Williams Jr. never got to count legendary moonshiner Marvin “Popcorn” Sutton as one of his rowdy friends, but the country singer will be the first to be able to sell Sutton’s liquor legally.
Williams and business partners J&M Concepts and Pam Sutton held a party in Nashville on Tuesday, Nov. 9, to celebrate the launch of Popcorn Sutton’s Tennessee White Whiskey. Celebrities attending the event included Kid Rock, Martina McBride, Zac Brown, Colt Ford, Travis Tritt, Eddie Montgomery, Josh Thompson, Jamey Johnson, Randy Houser, Tanya Tucker and Rodney Atkins.
Sutton, who died in 2009, was renowned for the quality of his illegal liquor. According to a press release, Williams and his partners obtained Sutton’s white whiskey recipe and will produce the liquor “by hand” in individual batches. Sales will begin in Middle Tennessee and the partners hope to expand the availability of the product in the future.
Williams, who never met Sutton but attended his Oct. 24, 2009, memorial service, was a fan of the moonshiner and his product.
“He was the last of the real mountain moonshiners that went back,” said Williams in a Nov. 10 press release. “Popcorn was part of the real ‘Thunder Road’ legend, and that is a real part of country music history.”
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