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CANINE704
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Woahhhhhhhhhh......Peep this freestyle over Jay z, 50 cent, clipse, lil kim and more and cop the cd "Regardless" March 4th.....http://www.nowhereradio.com/canine/singles
Abyyss
that's life
The freestyle is a bit inconsistance and it has pretty similar ideas through-out, but you've definately proven something for christian rappers everywhere - good on you.
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CANINE704
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Thanks for the feedback champ!! -one-
Atillah
Banned
Nice promo!!!!!
If enough people heard that.......you would really sell!!!!!!
Send copies to all the christian radio stations and rap/hiphop radio stations you you can find..........they will play it!!!!!
that "Use Me Up" joint is another banger!!!!!!!
All you need is exposure!!!!!
Keep doin it....
If enough people heard that.......you would really sell!!!!!!
Send copies to all the christian radio stations and rap/hiphop radio stations you you can find..........they will play it!!!!!
that "Use Me Up" joint is another banger!!!!!!!
All you need is exposure!!!!!
Keep doin it....
jugalo180
www.moneyistherecipe.com
yo canine
this is something that i read from an a&r who looks for gospel talent. you got the talent man and i know that you will be able to spread your ministry, keep it up duke.
"The main thing that I look for, is something fresh (not a clone of someone
else). I look for "real" artistry....nothing contrived. I also, dig artists who are
self contained, and are clever lyricists. In the Gospel market, it is critically
important that outside of raw talent, that the artist truly has a ministry, and
communicates this ministry with conviction and integrity. Your live concert
presentation is also critically important in Gospel music. Image also has
become increasingly important in Gospel music, so this area is also
something that aspiring artists should pay attention to. The artist does not
have to be a beauty queen/king, but should have a fresh sense of style.
I believe in the old adage, that "real" artists cannot be created by a record
company, either you just "have it" or you don't. - Tara Griggs-Magee,
Vice-President, Verity Records"
this is something that i read from an a&r who looks for gospel talent. you got the talent man and i know that you will be able to spread your ministry, keep it up duke.
"The main thing that I look for, is something fresh (not a clone of someone
else). I look for "real" artistry....nothing contrived. I also, dig artists who are
self contained, and are clever lyricists. In the Gospel market, it is critically
important that outside of raw talent, that the artist truly has a ministry, and
communicates this ministry with conviction and integrity. Your live concert
presentation is also critically important in Gospel music. Image also has
become increasingly important in Gospel music, so this area is also
something that aspiring artists should pay attention to. The artist does not
have to be a beauty queen/king, but should have a fresh sense of style.
I believe in the old adage, that "real" artists cannot be created by a record
company, either you just "have it" or you don't. - Tara Griggs-Magee,
Vice-President, Verity Records"