| Top songs | Album | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 004-Black Bass | flimsy construction | 4:56 | ||
| 2 | Last2 | Last autumn a dying country | 23:04 | ||
| 3 | Valentine's Day - the final story 2015 | Valentine's Day - the final story 2015 | 15:27 | ||
| 4 | latent-confrontation-16bit | latent confrontation | 44:47 | ||
| 5 | Other civilizations | Other civilizations. | 39:23 | ||
| 6 | insight | Global electrification | 7:20 | ||
| 7 | Cinema atmosphere | Skin of my person | 6:03 | ||
| 8 | In anticipation of horror | Inevitability | 4:32 | ||
| 9 | 009-mad-disco | flimsy construction | 3:35 | ||
| 10 | 008-Killzon-3 by Antuan Graftio | flimsy construction | 10:25 |
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My Mom & Dad were my greatest inspirations when I was growing up.My Mom was a very creative artist & found myself in the art world for a number of years. My Dad always loved to listen to country music & also at times play the violin.
My parents loved music which inspired me to write songs for many years right up to the present.
I hope you enjoy my music.
My parents loved music which inspired me to write songs for many years right up to the present.
I hope you enjoy my music.
Steves J. Bryan
Also known as the sniper, is a sharp shooter, someone who has a target and will hit that particular target by any means. Well, that is not the only significance of the word.
Steves J. Bryan is a rapper. His music, manner, and magnetism are undeniably, what make him different from the other rappers we are used to hearing.
This revelation was born on September 19th 1989 at Cap Haitien, Haiti under the legal the name of Steves Bryan Joseph. The rapper is born of a Dominican mother and Haitian fatherHe continues.
Previous to becoming the man he is today, the rapper has had his own share of struggles that he has overcome in the course of prayer and meditation.
. He speaks of his struggles in his music but not in his daily life. “I once told my mama I was hungry. She told me to go dream about food,” he recalls. “That honestly did help me, because I was required to use my mind.”
Steves explains that his struggles have taught him to manage his emotions, to make right decisions and predominantly to be a leader within his community, family and friends.
“I don’t use my struggles for honor or glory. I know my potentials . Mwen konn kote menm ka rive. I use my struggles to help young minders in order for them to be strong. If people want to look at the good things I have done and follow them that’s great. As you follow the good I’ve done, remember that I have done wrong like every one else. I’m not perfect.” He explains.
Personality
Steves is a very humorous individual. He may say a very amusing line on a track and laugh right after it. “I take pleasure in the funny things I say, like this line I said on one of my tracks: ‘I don’t do magic/ but I can show you a trick/ there she is on top of my dick.’” He says laughing.
“Lot’s of people say I’m cocky. Yeah, I’m cocky” he agrees. “So what?” He jokes.
Steves believes in school instruction. He says he is just a ghetto child with ghetto education and street knowledge. He balances school knowledge and street knowledge in order to define his personality. As he says on a track with Dailand Crew, a group of rappers based in France: “It’s the ghetto child/with a rebel style/on his hustle pal/putting muscles out/using forces now/ that his mental found / to overcome obstacles given by life/we living to fight/bust metal and aim for the light/we got ghetto education and street knowledge/learn our logic calculation from street corners/we use our imagination to get dollars/we got mind elevation and great powers.” (From Enfant Du Ghetto also featuring Rockfam.
Every so often, he is the committed schoolchild and other times, he goes ghetto. “I can’t help it. I’m from the ghetto. I’ll never forget where I’m from.”
In spite of his ghetto background, the rapper says he hates drama. “I try to avoid verbal conflicts with people. (Quoting from his song ‘Pistol in My Pocket’) “It’s time to be conscious, let’s all learn and be aware of what we say, ain’t no strongest weapons then the words we use everyday.”
The artist explains that the Dominican side of his parentage gives him his Christian ethics. Still, he emphasises on the fact that he isn’t part of any religion. “My religion is love.” He says. “I make the right balance in everything. Give Caesar what is to Caesar and God what is to God.” He finishes.
Perception
“Beyond the walls of intelligence, life is defined.” He says. The man has a perception that he calls a philosophy. Is it what he is saying in his lyrics? Is it just about “I got the flavor of the hood, call me hot sauce?”
No, it isn’t about any of that. He’s a man of spirit, wisdom and intelligence. Contrasting most rappers in the game, Sniper does not smoke or drink. His words are profound and catchy constantly comparing this to that, making people say damn every time, but always wanting more after the last listen.
His influences? In daily life they include Spirituality, nature’s energy, the forces in him along with art, hip-hop, rap, soul, jazz, blues, and classical music. Other essential factors that influenced the rapper’s life are God, Jesus, the Holy Bible, and wise words that come from those who are deep and high minded. The people who influence him in his music are Method Man, 50 cent, Eminem, and Nas.
“Intelligence is all around us so I take my time to observe the positive energy in all of us everywhere.” He says. “[I’m influenced by] everybody who has something positive to say, the light is in every one of us we just need to seek it.” He concludes.
.
Music
Steves’s career debuted as a ghost-writer. His lyrics were the intellect behind various hits in the Rap Kreyol genre such as Men Vibe La, Pa Proche, (Rockfam) and Fresh to Death remix (Curt and Dug G.)Etc…
By the early 2000’s the ghost finally came to life. In the course of 2001, as he free styled in schools around Haiti’s capital city, Port-au-Prince, the upcoming artist began to gain recognition as a fine rapper. In the same year, he gave his first live performance with an unknown rap group at Saint Louis de Gonzague during one of the school’s most attended events, La Famille Saint Lousienne. The performance wasn’t prepared or rehearsed. “I don’t like to sit around and prepare for a show. I like to get on the stage and improvise. It works every single time.” Subsequently, in March 2006 the young artist met Dug G, one of Rockfam’s well-known rappers and free styled for him. He liked Sniper’s freestyle and proposed him to join REPLIK, a Rockfam affiliated rap group. Later, Sniper joined REPLIK and gave his first performance with the group on May 17th 2006. He continued performing REPLIK and even recorded Konbyen w Genyen (he wrote the song) which is accompanied by a video.
The numerous performances with REPLIK also led to frequent performances with Rockfam. His biggest performance with Rockfam was on May 16th 2009, at the Haitian Compas Festival in Miami, Florida, USA. In addition to performances with Rockfam, he has recorded Enfant Du Ghetto with the group (the track also features Dailand Crew) and is also accompanied by a video. In early 2009, Sniper left REPLIK for personal reasons. In the same year, the rapper began his solo career, with an album in production. While working on his album he has also participated on numerous musical collaborations in both the Rap Kreyol and Hip-Hop genres.
Steves raps because he thinks music is revolution and power; revolution of the mind and power of the thought. Rap is the best way for him to let out everything steaming inside of him.
“A musician serves the public like a pastor serves his parishioners with words that change their lifelines. I consider myself a flute that the Lord can blow through to play melodies.” He explains pensively.
Steves J. Bryan is the man with the target, the man aiming for the light and positivism. Regardless of the obstacles in his way, he will hit the target. His next target? You. His lyrics are powerful enough to hit you and leave you mystified. You don’t believe it? Check out his tracks!
Education
From the time I was in Kindergarten, my attitude showed that I was born to be a leader.” The rapper was in Kindergarten at Lollipop in 1990. From 1994-2000 he attended Saint Sebastien which is where he completed elementary school. “I was very turbulent, but I was still known for my good grades and my intelligence.” He recalls. In 2000 Sniper began junior high school at College Roger Anglade. Later, in 2003 he was kicked out of the school because of his turbulence and hyperactivity. After being kicked out of College Roger Anglade, he enrolled in CEC and stayed there from 2003-2006. In 2007, he entered College Frantz Paillière, which is where he graduated high school.
“Before I ever went to the United States, the only travelling I did was through books and the internet. I educated myself through everything positive I could find. I’m not a genius, I’m just aware,” Sniper says.
The rapper speaks several languages, counting French, Creole, and Spanish. He also speaks English, a language he taught himself throughout books, music and simply being aware.
He has taken seminars in Sociology of work. He learned psychology, not professionally but through routine and research. He is currently attending a university where he majors in administration.
Business
Steves is the CEO of his record label High Mind Entertainment that has been established since May 5th 2008 with several upcoming artists. Such as The Sniper.
The rapper is not only into music. He hosts a television show for young people called ‘Komsi Wow’ that airs in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince. The show is viewed by 35% of the capital’s population. He is also an activist, has participated in several social culturel activities for his country
Whether the rapper is considering an acting career or not is stated with a big question mark. He has played a role in the video for Rockfam’s hit song ‘Jodi pa demen.’ He has been seen in many Television commercials and has lent his voice in radio publicity for many recreational events. He also has been the talk of several articles in Ticket Magazine.
Also known as the sniper, is a sharp shooter, someone who has a target and will hit that particular target by any means. Well, that is not the only significance of the word.
Steves J. Bryan is a rapper. His music, manner, and magnetism are undeniably, what make him different from the other rappers we are used to hearing.
This revelation was born on September 19th 1989 at Cap Haitien, Haiti under the legal the name of Steves Bryan Joseph. The rapper is born of a Dominican mother and Haitian fatherHe continues.
Previous to becoming the man he is today, the rapper has had his own share of struggles that he has overcome in the course of prayer and meditation.
. He speaks of his struggles in his music but not in his daily life. “I once told my mama I was hungry. She told me to go dream about food,” he recalls. “That honestly did help me, because I was required to use my mind.”
Steves explains that his struggles have taught him to manage his emotions, to make right decisions and predominantly to be a leader within his community, family and friends.
“I don’t use my struggles for honor or glory. I know my potentials . Mwen konn kote menm ka rive. I use my struggles to help young minders in order for them to be strong. If people want to look at the good things I have done and follow them that’s great. As you follow the good I’ve done, remember that I have done wrong like every one else. I’m not perfect.” He explains.
Personality
Steves is a very humorous individual. He may say a very amusing line on a track and laugh right after it. “I take pleasure in the funny things I say, like this line I said on one of my tracks: ‘I don’t do magic/ but I can show you a trick/ there she is on top of my dick.’” He says laughing.
“Lot’s of people say I’m cocky. Yeah, I’m cocky” he agrees. “So what?” He jokes.
Steves believes in school instruction. He says he is just a ghetto child with ghetto education and street knowledge. He balances school knowledge and street knowledge in order to define his personality. As he says on a track with Dailand Crew, a group of rappers based in France: “It’s the ghetto child/with a rebel style/on his hustle pal/putting muscles out/using forces now/ that his mental found / to overcome obstacles given by life/we living to fight/bust metal and aim for the light/we got ghetto education and street knowledge/learn our logic calculation from street corners/we use our imagination to get dollars/we got mind elevation and great powers.” (From Enfant Du Ghetto also featuring Rockfam.
Every so often, he is the committed schoolchild and other times, he goes ghetto. “I can’t help it. I’m from the ghetto. I’ll never forget where I’m from.”
In spite of his ghetto background, the rapper says he hates drama. “I try to avoid verbal conflicts with people. (Quoting from his song ‘Pistol in My Pocket’) “It’s time to be conscious, let’s all learn and be aware of what we say, ain’t no strongest weapons then the words we use everyday.”
The artist explains that the Dominican side of his parentage gives him his Christian ethics. Still, he emphasises on the fact that he isn’t part of any religion. “My religion is love.” He says. “I make the right balance in everything. Give Caesar what is to Caesar and God what is to God.” He finishes.
Perception
“Beyond the walls of intelligence, life is defined.” He says. The man has a perception that he calls a philosophy. Is it what he is saying in his lyrics? Is it just about “I got the flavor of the hood, call me hot sauce?”
No, it isn’t about any of that. He’s a man of spirit, wisdom and intelligence. Contrasting most rappers in the game, Sniper does not smoke or drink. His words are profound and catchy constantly comparing this to that, making people say damn every time, but always wanting more after the last listen.
His influences? In daily life they include Spirituality, nature’s energy, the forces in him along with art, hip-hop, rap, soul, jazz, blues, and classical music. Other essential factors that influenced the rapper’s life are God, Jesus, the Holy Bible, and wise words that come from those who are deep and high minded. The people who influence him in his music are Method Man, 50 cent, Eminem, and Nas.
“Intelligence is all around us so I take my time to observe the positive energy in all of us everywhere.” He says. “[I’m influenced by] everybody who has something positive to say, the light is in every one of us we just need to seek it.” He concludes.
.
Music
Steves’s career debuted as a ghost-writer. His lyrics were the intellect behind various hits in the Rap Kreyol genre such as Men Vibe La, Pa Proche, (Rockfam) and Fresh to Death remix (Curt and Dug G.)Etc…
By the early 2000’s the ghost finally came to life. In the course of 2001, as he free styled in schools around Haiti’s capital city, Port-au-Prince, the upcoming artist began to gain recognition as a fine rapper. In the same year, he gave his first live performance with an unknown rap group at Saint Louis de Gonzague during one of the school’s most attended events, La Famille Saint Lousienne. The performance wasn’t prepared or rehearsed. “I don’t like to sit around and prepare for a show. I like to get on the stage and improvise. It works every single time.” Subsequently, in March 2006 the young artist met Dug G, one of Rockfam’s well-known rappers and free styled for him. He liked Sniper’s freestyle and proposed him to join REPLIK, a Rockfam affiliated rap group. Later, Sniper joined REPLIK and gave his first performance with the group on May 17th 2006. He continued performing REPLIK and even recorded Konbyen w Genyen (he wrote the song) which is accompanied by a video.
The numerous performances with REPLIK also led to frequent performances with Rockfam. His biggest performance with Rockfam was on May 16th 2009, at the Haitian Compas Festival in Miami, Florida, USA. In addition to performances with Rockfam, he has recorded Enfant Du Ghetto with the group (the track also features Dailand Crew) and is also accompanied by a video. In early 2009, Sniper left REPLIK for personal reasons. In the same year, the rapper began his solo career, with an album in production. While working on his album he has also participated on numerous musical collaborations in both the Rap Kreyol and Hip-Hop genres.
Steves raps because he thinks music is revolution and power; revolution of the mind and power of the thought. Rap is the best way for him to let out everything steaming inside of him.
“A musician serves the public like a pastor serves his parishioners with words that change their lifelines. I consider myself a flute that the Lord can blow through to play melodies.” He explains pensively.
Steves J. Bryan is the man with the target, the man aiming for the light and positivism. Regardless of the obstacles in his way, he will hit the target. His next target? You. His lyrics are powerful enough to hit you and leave you mystified. You don’t believe it? Check out his tracks!
Education
From the time I was in Kindergarten, my attitude showed that I was born to be a leader.” The rapper was in Kindergarten at Lollipop in 1990. From 1994-2000 he attended Saint Sebastien which is where he completed elementary school. “I was very turbulent, but I was still known for my good grades and my intelligence.” He recalls. In 2000 Sniper began junior high school at College Roger Anglade. Later, in 2003 he was kicked out of the school because of his turbulence and hyperactivity. After being kicked out of College Roger Anglade, he enrolled in CEC and stayed there from 2003-2006. In 2007, he entered College Frantz Paillière, which is where he graduated high school.
“Before I ever went to the United States, the only travelling I did was through books and the internet. I educated myself through everything positive I could find. I’m not a genius, I’m just aware,” Sniper says.
The rapper speaks several languages, counting French, Creole, and Spanish. He also speaks English, a language he taught himself throughout books, music and simply being aware.
He has taken seminars in Sociology of work. He learned psychology, not professionally but through routine and research. He is currently attending a university where he majors in administration.
Business
Steves is the CEO of his record label High Mind Entertainment that has been established since May 5th 2008 with several upcoming artists. Such as The Sniper.
The rapper is not only into music. He hosts a television show for young people called ‘Komsi Wow’ that airs in the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince. The show is viewed by 35% of the capital’s population. He is also an activist, has participated in several social culturel activities for his country
Whether the rapper is considering an acting career or not is stated with a big question mark. He has played a role in the video for Rockfam’s hit song ‘Jodi pa demen.’ He has been seen in many Television commercials and has lent his voice in radio publicity for many recreational events. He also has been the talk of several articles in Ticket Magazine.
I come from a musical family. My uncles all played musical instruments like guitars, mandolins, banjos, etc. My mother was into big band music, and the High School bandleader was deep into classical. I wasn't great on the clarinet, and I didn't like to march, but I loved playing music.
I like all different kinds of music as long as they have rhythm. I think rhythm provides continuity, so I take arrhythmic pieces and add some rhythm, or I compose 4 minute originals, or I take rhythmic pieces and change the rhythm. I did this to about 12,000 midi files and I was getting some traction in the market, especially the Chinese market, when I got busted for copyright by a bunch of music industry giants. So now I just do works that are in the public domain or are original compositions.
Most of my music in instrumental, the instrument being my eight-core PC with 32 gigs of ram, but there are some vocals. Some are original compositions and some are songs from the public domain. I would like to work with another vocalist, but haven't yet been able to make that happen.
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I like all different kinds of music as long as they have rhythm. I think rhythm provides continuity, so I take arrhythmic pieces and add some rhythm, or I compose 4 minute originals, or I take rhythmic pieces and change the rhythm. I did this to about 12,000 midi files and I was getting some traction in the market, especially the Chinese market, when I got busted for copyright by a bunch of music industry giants. So now I just do works that are in the public domain or are original compositions.
Most of my music in instrumental, the instrument being my eight-core PC with 32 gigs of ram, but there are some vocals. Some are original compositions and some are songs from the public domain. I would like to work with another vocalist, but haven't yet been able to make that happen.
Thanks for listening.
Marion McCoskey
The Musical Puppets is a Solo artist whom has re-recorded classic childrens songs. There will also feature som audio books telling stories. The songs are all from the Public Domain so you should know some of them. Here you will find both music with vocals as well as without so you can be the one singing the songs for you Toddlers. Have a Magical Day !
When you think of underground hip hop and underground hip hop producers, Ace Century or DJ Phantom Samurai will not be the first name that automatically pops into your head. DJ Phantom Samurai is only one of the stage names of Stefan Goree, who reigns from Detroit, Michigan. DJ Phantom Samurai has a quite massive collection, if I do say so myself, of OVER 20 instrumental albums. Thats quite a lot for one person who started all the way back in 2008 as DJ Angry (WAR: An Instrumental Album) took a somewhat lengthy break until about 2014 officially ("A.N.G.R.Y.: Angry Ni**a Goin' Retarded Ya'know", "Keith: The Instrumental Album" and "Keith Pt. II: Black Magic Is No Laughing Matter", quit for good ("My Life. Goodbye Keith: The Final Chapter" and "Burning Bridges and Cutting Ties") then came back under a new moniker ("Resurection, Pt. 1"). Despite his first few albums being terrible (he said so himself), he got better in time with all due respect.
With him getting better in time, he went on to make beats he could rap over, starting off as Ace The King, later changing it to Ace Century after his "mixtape" (which he prefers to call demo tape for technical reasons). His demo tape was simply him rapping over beats he had previously already made and released on instrumental albums. The most recognized from these are "What The Funk". He later announced a few new "real" mixtapes/albums that he said he would solely produce himself. His debut "compilation" album which consists of 5 beats and 5 actual songs (the latter of which 3 were already previously released on his Soundcloud) titled "Ace Century a.k.a. DJ Phantom Samurai" was released on Bandcamp, Sunday February 21, 2016 with the artist name set as Stefan Goree and the tracks featuring the set artist as either DJ Phantom Samurai (for just the beats ) and Ace Century (for the songs) respectively. His reasoning for the way the tracks are set is because he wants people to know he is both of those people.
He also runs two record labels, H.A.M. Since 98 Records(also ran by Overrid3) and Le Monde Est a Vous Entertainment the latter of which was his deceased labelmates, DJ Assassin Killer, label.
With him getting better in time, he went on to make beats he could rap over, starting off as Ace The King, later changing it to Ace Century after his "mixtape" (which he prefers to call demo tape for technical reasons). His demo tape was simply him rapping over beats he had previously already made and released on instrumental albums. The most recognized from these are "What The Funk". He later announced a few new "real" mixtapes/albums that he said he would solely produce himself. His debut "compilation" album which consists of 5 beats and 5 actual songs (the latter of which 3 were already previously released on his Soundcloud) titled "Ace Century a.k.a. DJ Phantom Samurai" was released on Bandcamp, Sunday February 21, 2016 with the artist name set as Stefan Goree and the tracks featuring the set artist as either DJ Phantom Samurai (for just the beats ) and Ace Century (for the songs) respectively. His reasoning for the way the tracks are set is because he wants people to know he is both of those people.
He also runs two record labels, H.A.M. Since 98 Records(also ran by Overrid3) and Le Monde Est a Vous Entertainment the latter of which was his deceased labelmates, DJ Assassin Killer, label.
It is no secret that Circuit Static (Chisholm Morris) has a love for the arts and helping create new things. It doesn't matter if he is creating new music, graphics, a technical product, or even helping a group get an event, non-profit, or business launch.
Circuit is now largely known as a multi-genre musician. It's true that he mostly does what would be called EDM (Electronic Dance Music) and Synthwave. However, his collection of works also includes music from genres such as Rock, Jazz, Classical, Down-tempo, Holiday Soundtracks, and many more.
In addition to his musical works, Circuit has a reputation with other arts, entrepreneurial works & technology. His artistic works also include writing, graphic design, voice and stage acting, as well as directing. He is also known in the technical & gaming fields as an entrepreneur, marketer, engineer, inventor & security enthusiast.
Circuit is now largely known as a multi-genre musician. It's true that he mostly does what would be called EDM (Electronic Dance Music) and Synthwave. However, his collection of works also includes music from genres such as Rock, Jazz, Classical, Down-tempo, Holiday Soundtracks, and many more.
In addition to his musical works, Circuit has a reputation with other arts, entrepreneurial works & technology. His artistic works also include writing, graphic design, voice and stage acting, as well as directing. He is also known in the technical & gaming fields as an entrepreneur, marketer, engineer, inventor & security enthusiast.
-Network has had the opportunity to share stages with:
Brother Ali
Murs
M.O.P.
DJ GI Joe
DJ On & On
Akrobatik
Cunninlynguists
Slaine
Tash of the Alkaholiks
Pack FM
Tone Deff
Mr. Cheeks
Devin the Dude
Planet Asia
Strong Arm Steady
G.F.E
C.L Smooth
Glue
Craig G
Terminology
Statik Selectah
Sav Kills
Herbie Hancock
James Cotton
Network's stage presence is without a doubt one of his major strengths from inspiring other artist to hyping any crowd size, incorporating gorilla marketing strategies to ensure the masses buy merchandise, and remembering his roots. In addition to playing live shows, Network has appeared on the following releases/mixtapes:
* Projected Volume 3 - featuring Akrobatik, Little Brother, Slug of Atmosphere, Brother Ali, Pack FM, King Just, NYOIL, and Cymarshall Law
* Ill Sessions: The Album – featuring Cunninlynguists, Pack FM, Devon the Dude, Murs, and DJ G.I. Joe
* Burnt MD & Tha Professor - hosted by DJ On & On of Jam'N 94.5fm - Boston
and VH1 Award winning website UGHH.com - Underground Hip Hop
also featuring Planet Asia and Akrobatik of The Perceptionists
-Network’s most recent offering, the mixtape Music is Life is offered as a digital download. Reviewers have lauded “the freshness of its beats… and an urgency behind every uttered syllable that the albums auteur expresses his passion for his work” (7days, 12/27/2009).
-Network is an ambitiously hungry artist packed with, hard working gumption, and professionalism that speaks volumes defined within the resolve it takes to cause change within the community through the sacrificial action required when showing what it is to truly be a leader.
Brother Ali
Murs
M.O.P.
DJ GI Joe
DJ On & On
Akrobatik
Cunninlynguists
Slaine
Tash of the Alkaholiks
Pack FM
Tone Deff
Mr. Cheeks
Devin the Dude
Planet Asia
Strong Arm Steady
G.F.E
C.L Smooth
Glue
Craig G
Terminology
Statik Selectah
Sav Kills
Herbie Hancock
James Cotton
Network's stage presence is without a doubt one of his major strengths from inspiring other artist to hyping any crowd size, incorporating gorilla marketing strategies to ensure the masses buy merchandise, and remembering his roots. In addition to playing live shows, Network has appeared on the following releases/mixtapes:
* Projected Volume 3 - featuring Akrobatik, Little Brother, Slug of Atmosphere, Brother Ali, Pack FM, King Just, NYOIL, and Cymarshall Law
* Ill Sessions: The Album – featuring Cunninlynguists, Pack FM, Devon the Dude, Murs, and DJ G.I. Joe
* Burnt MD & Tha Professor - hosted by DJ On & On of Jam'N 94.5fm - Boston
and VH1 Award winning website UGHH.com - Underground Hip Hop
also featuring Planet Asia and Akrobatik of The Perceptionists
-Network’s most recent offering, the mixtape Music is Life is offered as a digital download. Reviewers have lauded “the freshness of its beats… and an urgency behind every uttered syllable that the albums auteur expresses his passion for his work” (7days, 12/27/2009).
-Network is an ambitiously hungry artist packed with, hard working gumption, and professionalism that speaks volumes defined within the resolve it takes to cause change within the community through the sacrificial action required when showing what it is to truly be a leader.
Music over money or otherwise known as M.O.M is a music group established in Oakdale, PA. Music over money stand for doing music for the music and not doing music for the money. We hope to One day make money from doing what we love but that is not the main focus of our group. The recognition is truly the only thing a true MC wants. Our sound is unlike anyone you ever listen to. We create music with a message and music you can relate to.
Look us up on:
Band camp, Facebook,Google.Play, and Instagram.
Look us up on:
Band camp, Facebook,Google.Play, and Instagram.
Biography
It's kinda of a long boring story that I really doubt your'e interested in.
Description
You tell us.
Band Interests
Kittens, Long walks on the beach, Home made cookies, Pyro, Amputee Strippers, Gardening, Crochet, Seashell Art, Midget Porn, Stamp Collecting, Knitting & Squirrel Boxing.
Artists We Also Like
Tim Barry, Lucero, Rocky Votolato, Cracker, Bon Iver,Trampled by Turtles, BLAH BLAH BLAH!
Members Al-Drums Rich-vocals Nate-Guitar & Banjo Travis-Mandolin Brian-Bass Tim-Guitar
Hometown Fort Wayne IN
General Manager UM...US.
Influences WARM BEER, CHEAP CIGARETTES, AND OF COURSE HEARTACHE.
Current Location Fort Wayne IN
It's kinda of a long boring story that I really doubt your'e interested in.
Description
You tell us.
Band Interests
Kittens, Long walks on the beach, Home made cookies, Pyro, Amputee Strippers, Gardening, Crochet, Seashell Art, Midget Porn, Stamp Collecting, Knitting & Squirrel Boxing.
Artists We Also Like
Tim Barry, Lucero, Rocky Votolato, Cracker, Bon Iver,Trampled by Turtles, BLAH BLAH BLAH!
Members Al-Drums Rich-vocals Nate-Guitar & Banjo Travis-Mandolin Brian-Bass Tim-Guitar
Hometown Fort Wayne IN
General Manager UM...US.
Influences WARM BEER, CHEAP CIGARETTES, AND OF COURSE HEARTACHE.
Current Location Fort Wayne IN
Established in 2009, Flycat Music Group took the world by storm with consistency and content delivery. Started by International O, being laid off from his job, he started the company to pass the time. By the summer of 2010, Flycat Music Group began touring while releasing new music to their core fans. By March, they began they U.S. tour in several states to promote the 11 projects they released in a 12 month-span. Creating their own Social Platform, FMG was able to engage with their fans in a more intimate setting worldwide. The consistency in content, and social connection with their fans led to 2 international tours in Osaka, Japan, and Bahrain, UAE. FMG also collaborated or toured with the likes 2 Chainz, Zro, Knoc' Turnal, and more. The company disbanded in 2012, but the artists are still creating content for their listeners. FMG Consisted of:
International O
Wes Coas
T.A.
Swagga P
Youngin
Madflo
Krumwell
Yung Yadi
7th Letter
Jon Black
HD
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”Seven times a day I praise You because of Your righteous judgments” (Psalms 119:164)
The Origin of the word Agpeya
The word, Agpeya, is a Coptic (ancient Egyptian) word meaning “Book of Hours.” It is based on the Coptic root word, ti agp, which means “hour.”
The Book of Hours
The Agpeya is primarily used by the Coptic Orthodox Church. It contains prayers for seven different hours to be said throughout the day. The hours are chronologically laid out, each containing a theme corresponding to events in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ. Each hour is composed of an introduction which includes the Lord’s Prayer, the Prayer of Thanksgiving, and Psalm 50. It is followed by various Psalms, an excerpt from the Holy Gospel, and Litanies. Lord Have Mercy is then chanted 41 times (representing the 39 lashes Christ received before the crucifixion, plus one for the spear in His side, plus one for the crown of thorns), followed by several other prayers and a conclusion.
When do we Read the Agpeya?
The Agpeya is read throughout the day and in many situations. The hours of the day start from sunrise and end at sunset. The morning prayer (Prime), which corresponds to 6 a.m., is said upon waking up in the morning or after the Midnight praise the previous night. The Terce (9 a.m.) and Sext (noon) hours are prayed before each liturgy during the Offering of Incense. The None (3 p.m.) hour is also read during fasting days. Vespers (sunset) and Compline (9 p.m.) are read in the early evening and before bedtime, respectively. and are both read before the Liturgy during the Lent and the fast of Nineveh. The Midnight hour is read just before the Midnight Praise. The Veil hour is reserved for priests, monks and bishops.
The Origin of the word Agpeya
The word, Agpeya, is a Coptic (ancient Egyptian) word meaning “Book of Hours.” It is based on the Coptic root word, ti agp, which means “hour.”
The Book of Hours
The Agpeya is primarily used by the Coptic Orthodox Church. It contains prayers for seven different hours to be said throughout the day. The hours are chronologically laid out, each containing a theme corresponding to events in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ. Each hour is composed of an introduction which includes the Lord’s Prayer, the Prayer of Thanksgiving, and Psalm 50. It is followed by various Psalms, an excerpt from the Holy Gospel, and Litanies. Lord Have Mercy is then chanted 41 times (representing the 39 lashes Christ received before the crucifixion, plus one for the spear in His side, plus one for the crown of thorns), followed by several other prayers and a conclusion.
When do we Read the Agpeya?
The Agpeya is read throughout the day and in many situations. The hours of the day start from sunrise and end at sunset. The morning prayer (Prime), which corresponds to 6 a.m., is said upon waking up in the morning or after the Midnight praise the previous night. The Terce (9 a.m.) and Sext (noon) hours are prayed before each liturgy during the Offering of Incense. The None (3 p.m.) hour is also read during fasting days. Vespers (sunset) and Compline (9 p.m.) are read in the early evening and before bedtime, respectively. and are both read before the Liturgy during the Lent and the fast of Nineveh. The Midnight hour is read just before the Midnight Praise. The Veil hour is reserved for priests, monks and bishops.
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