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Bars (@BARSLIFE) – We On That Ft Young Cam

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Born in Liberia, Rapper/songwriter/actor Bars has a story to tell. The product of third world violence, Bars had to grow up fast because at any second could of lead him to death. Witness of death, rape and facing starvation can leave most young children in trauma or other defects. With these experiences and entering the United States where nothing is giving free but the chance to live thee “American Dream”. Nothing really change the same struggle from Liberia follows but the killing rate wasn’t as bad, he stayed focus. Bars attended the University of Rhode Island where he and other classmate fell in love with music.
Music quickly showed Bars that if he were to do anything in this world it would be through music. Music allows him to write a personal journal  or “internal therapy” he calls it.
He knew that the only way to arise from such a deadly scene his life had shown him would be through story telling, to educate and give information.
Bars made his mind up to follow and build his musical code and pattern through streets and the industry. Bars dropped out to focus on his music. This lifestyle quickly gives him flashback to when he growing up, so he had the knowledge how to survive.
The first code he had to follow, which he knew from a little age, states a burning desire is the way to succeed, but success doesn’t come easy with out diligence, perseverance and killer will to make things happen. Bars is way ahead of himself because unlike most artists, he educates himself about the wins and lost of the industry. Understanding; marketing, investing, promotion, publishing and management, he uses these skills to help take control of his opportunity, to strengthen his brand and to make the industry glow.
Bars is currently CEO TF Nation, which he birthed in October of 2008.  Also in 2008 Bars dropped his first mixtape Classic Destruction. The mixtape was release nationally and placed on every hip-hop website. Over 8,000 unit was sold hand-to-hand, in the streets with no extra help. Since Classic Destruction, Ever since then Bars have been feature on a lot of big djs mixtape done big shows and release single.
Bars’ music has been featured on other big name mixtapes DJ’s like DJ Superstarjay, DJ Ames 2010 SEA Impact DJ Of The Year And 09 Best Host Winner. DJ Bankrupt also feature Bars on mixtapes and a classic CD Dropaholic Music has been stream on UK Radio stations with DJ Ames and in Canada with DJ Bankrupt. With the helped of DJ PmT
In August of 2010, DJ Textz dropped Feed The Street vol1 Hosted By G-unit 40 Glocc leading Bars back to the California area and the South with Cashmoney. Bars worked long with 40glocc and Cashmoney Poeboy artist Brisco on the same tape. Bars is set to drop Bankrupt Business with DJ Bankrupt on Coast 2 Coast on September 19 2010. BARS has opened up and performed along side several main artists like Ester Dean, Fabolous, Serani, Banks, Fat Joe, Redcafe and more!
2011 Bars broke deep into the industry connection dropping Potent Product, with Solider Boy’s official DJ, DJ Woogie, which reached out to over 7,000 fans. He also worked on a few mixtapes with Bricksquad DJ Chronic and with the Youngest in Charge DJ Capcom. He went on to sign a distribution deal with Distrophinx, releasing two tracks on itunes. Hoodchick ft newly signed Def Jam artist Young Marquise and Fantasy World Ft his own artists Ne-oh Williams and Drop. He continued to grow signing two-entertainment marketing and consulting companies, True Fighter Nation music group, and Ontop ENT as partner and co owner.
Inspire by Jay-z, Fabolous, Lil Wayne, Tupac, Bob Marley and Michel Jackson. Their music helps him to focus at all time on being the best at what he does and writing from the heart. His mission is to tell true story to motivate also to entertain. His name is being mention among the top acts in the city of Providence, well known for his lyrics and performance. He just brings the story to life–and empowers the competition. Well known for style and fresh words, his style has been compare to Fabolous and Jay-z. He choose the name Bars because is some thing that stand for strength and is known for one of the most important part of music.
When he not working on music related project he doing underground work with the community. Bars is currently working on his Lp.

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Texas P ( @tex2tex717 ) – I’m Sorry

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Rapper Texas P born as (Terelle Harris Sr.) a former native of Fort Worth, TX, started his career in 2001, when he was signed to a s small management company in Baltimore, MD. He formed the group TBC ( Texas Baltimore Connection) with another Texas rapper Donnie M.; Baltimore rapper Micheal “Hard Knoxx” Valentine; Derek “Poison” Stevenson and Tony “Scar” Ross.

In 2002 Texas P. released his debute album “Stonewall” featuring single “Hit Me Up” produced by The Triangle Group at Studio City, Hollywood, CA. While under management he opened up for artist such as Ludacris; Jay-Z; Freeway; Peedi Crack; Young Gunners (Chris and Neef); Dru Hill; Bow Wow and B2K.

In 2003 Texas P. moved to PA to build his street reputation by promoting Aggravated Entertainment as a C.E.O/ Artist. In 2004, he released and produced his second album “Hit’em Up the Mixtape Volume 1 Ft. DJ Arab”, in Lebanon, PA. Since then, Texas P has released 2 additional solo projects “Hit’em Up the Mixtape Volume 2 Ft. DJ Double ii” (2006) and “I Want To Be A Millionaire Ft. DJ Arab” with the single “Billionaire Ft. Brunno Mars”(2010).

Within the central PA area, Texas P has opened for artists such as Freeway; Styles P; Nore and Capone; Armeggedon of Terror Squad; Cassidy; Juelz Santana and Peedi Crack.

With the combination of a Southern but East Coast flow, Texas P brings a unqiue flavor to the industry. With the influences of Stevie Wonder; Ghetto Boys; UGK; 2 Pac; Notorious BIG; Luther Vandross and Barry White, makes him a well rounded lycrist and a force to be recongined with. Texas will be releasing his fifth album “Growing Pains” the summer of 2011.

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Keke Palmer ( @KekePalmer ) – Man In The Mirror

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Lil Sippa – Ridin In The Mo Ft Emba$$Y

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Lil Sippa – Ridin In The Mo Ft Emba$$Y

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N.O.R.E. Feat. Cory Gunz – Slime Father (Prod. by The Alchemist)

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N.O.R.E. “Blam” Feat. Imam T.H.U.G.

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K.Real “Deadly Game”-(Dirty)

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For some Hip-Hop and its culture is a means to an end; nothing else appeals to them so they step into the booth to try their luck. For a small minority it truly is a calling. Personal vendettas, every day life and losses allow the pen to become as powerful as any fist or weapon. K Real has lived through enough personal loss and survived his fair share of disruption to take the reigns and make headway through sheer determination.

Born into a family ingrained with a rich and lavish musical history, Grandfather, best friend with Joe Jackson and mother a dancer for James Brown, K Real has never used his family connections for aid. Making strong strides on his lonesome to master the art of entertainment has allowed this Pomona, CA native an opportunity to learn from his own mistakes and benefit from his own hard work. “My family has always been a huge motivation in the music I deliver,” K Real explains. “

Yet growing up on the West Coast, K Real was influenced by the ostentatious and distinctive sound the region boasted. 2Pac N.W.A, Ice Cube, Too $hort are all part of the musical make up he adopted; just as he is inspired by the story telling demeanor of Nas and Rakim. Yet in his own assault on the mic his own daily struggles are the driving force in extraditing personal demons all the while entertaining the masses.

Recognizing that to be a success in the music industry today takes more than just a couple of hit songs, K Real procured a wealth of extensive knowledge behind the scenes. Positioning himself at Pomona’s Fox Theatre, it was here that the bourgeoning MC was exposed to valuable lessons in the art of promoting, booking and marketing. An encounter with Jurassic 5 when signed to Universal allowed K Real to work on their street team and eventually secure a plethora of knowledge to recruit and maintain his own street teams in the Los Angeles area.

A two-year stint in the military resulted in unfathomable accusations that encouraged K Real to once again reinforce his personal armor. After an honorable discharge, the problematic lifestyle that K Real had endured to this point took a new direction. “Extraordinary men are not made from living simple boring lives,” he states as he now plans his strategic assault on the music business. “All I hope to do is get things right this time.”

His ability to reach the masses with his message was also given another outlet in 2007. Having a firm respect for the slain rapper Tupac Shakur, K Real devoted time to the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation (TASF) summer camp in Oakland where he educated the kids on the art of creative writing. “Working for TASF was my way of thanking Afeni and 2Pac for what they have done for the world as well as help to inspire the next generation.”

His most recent single, Deadly Game was written over a year ago in recognition of Oakland’s most revered fallen soldier. “That track came to me once I heard the beat,” K Real explains. “It was written in record time as everything just flowed.” However the significance of the track is now somewhat closer to home having lost his cousin this month. “I want my music to encourage people going through difficult situations not to give up on themselves,” he shares. “If I can make it, so can they.”

Heading up his own Defcon label, a Vio ringtone deal in place, which sees his music available globally through a huge variety of digital media outlets and the highly acclaimed Corination to his credit, a project that saw K Real breaking all musical boundaries imaginable; his comfort zone is almost in sight. Upheld by a relentless ability to educate and entertain K Real has brushed aside the obstacles that have attempted to block him from personal growth and fully comprehends just what needs to be accomplished.

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