Led by unparalleled motivation and diligence, Glock Caree is set to craft his own unique place in the realm of Rap and Hip Hop
Charlotte, NC — January 4th , 2022 – Becoming a rising force in the Hip Hop industry, Glock Caree hopes to spur motivation, commitment, and diligence among audiences, through his distinct musical ethos. Having struggled through life’s pressing and trying periods, the eclectic artist channels within his musical compositions a unique rhythm and rhyme.
While many budding artists and songwriters aim to cement themselves in the industry, few are able to create a momentous impact, paralleled to the presence curated by Glock Caree. The artist’s work ethic and enviable hard work has directly resulted in his early successes amidst other up-and-coming singers and songwriters.
With two tantalizing new mixtapes having dropped recently on 31st October 2021, the dynamic artist showcases to the world a magnetic creative spirit and storytelling prowess. Titled, “Undeniable” and “Another Way Out”, the artist narrates moving narratives, rooted within personal experiences, hoping to inspire listeners to fight against all odds.
While music acts as a medium for voicing out his personal issues and problems, Glock Caree hopes to use his platform to instill within listeners a lifestyle of working hard and striving to reach one’s goals.
“Listening to my music makes people get active in their daily lives, I plan on becoming a mainstream rapper in 2022,” says the artist regarding his musical journey.
Stream Glock Caree’s newest releases and follow the artist on social media for updates on new releases. For interviews, reviews, and/or collaborations, reach out to the artist through email.
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ABOUT
Glock Caree is a 24-year-old Rap and Hip Hop singer-songwriter who is swiftly make a name for himself in the musical genre. A father to 4 kids, the artist looked towards his craft to figure out another way out of his life’s struggles, while also honing his skill set and artistic talents. The artist counts his family and close friends as the people who push him to achieve his milestones and goals each day.
Having been a Rap artist for 4 years, Glock Caree is psyched and ready to follow his passions and achieve his goals, driven by the love for his kids whom he does everything for.
Led by unparalleled motivation and diligence, Glock Caree is set to craft his own unique place in the realm of Rap and Hip Hop
Charlotte, NC — January 4th , 2022 – Becoming a rising force in the Hip Hop industry, Glock Caree hopes to spur motivation, commitment, and diligence among audiences, through his distinct musical ethos. Having struggled through life’s pressing and trying periods, the eclectic artist channels within his musical compositions a unique rhythm and rhyme.
While many budding artists and songwriters aim to cement themselves in the industry, few are able to create a momentous impact, paralleled to the presence curated by Glock Caree. The artist’s work ethic and enviable hard work has directly resulted in his early successes amidst other up-and-coming singers and songwriters.
With two tantalizing new mixtapes having dropped recently on 31st October 2021, the dynamic artist showcases to the world a magnetic creative spirit and storytelling prowess. Titled, “Undeniable” and “Another Way Out”, the artist narrates moving narratives, rooted within personal experiences, hoping to inspire listeners to fight against all odds.
While music acts as a medium for voicing out his personal issues and problems, Glock Caree hopes to use his platform to instill within listeners a lifestyle of working hard and striving to reach one’s goals.
“Listening to my music makes people get active in their daily lives, I plan on becoming a mainstream rapper in 2022,” says the artist regarding his musical journey.
Stream Glock Caree’s newest releases and follow the artist on social media for updates on new releases. For interviews, reviews, and/or collaborations, reach out to the artist through email.
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ABOUT
Glock Caree is a 24-year-old Rap and Hip Hop singer-songwriter who is swiftly make a name for himself in the musical genre. A father to 4 kids, the artist looked towards his craft to figure out another way out of his life’s struggles, while also honing his skill set and artistic talents. The artist counts his family and close friends as the people who push him to achieve his milestones and goals each day.
Having been a Rap artist for 4 years, Glock Caree is psyched and ready to follow his passions and achieve his goals, driven by the love for his kids whom he does everything for.
THE GOOD PEOPLE (the dynamic duo of Saint and Emskee) bring you their highly anticipated first release of 2022, "Makin Moves" – Now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
We know critics of Bill Cosby's overturned conviction would love to see him back in prison, but surprisingly ... a bunch of his former cellmates feel the same way, though not for the reasons you'd think.
It's not a matter of jealousy, according to Cosby's rep, Andrew Wyatt ... who tells us Cosby's old buddies at SCI Phoenix reach out to him about 3 times a week. Instead, he says the prisoners are missing their guru, of sorts.
As you know ... Cosby was sprung from prison back in June ... something he obviously celebrated, but his fellow inmates might not have been thrilled.
Wyatt says Cosby had become the voice of reason within the prison walls -- solving disputes between inmates, dishing out advice and pushing education as a means to improve their lives.
He also claims Cosby encouraged them to show corrections officers and the warden they could be good citizens on the inside, and they were ready to do the same when released or paroled.
Ironically, the disgraced comedian who'd once been called, "America's Dad" ... now seems to hold that title with the inmates at the Pennsylvania State Prison.
Wyatt fields most of the calls from inmates, but says Cosby tries to get on the line as much as he can to say hello from time to time.
While Cosby's enjoying his newfound freedom, we're told his former fellow inmates want him to return to SCI Phoenix as a motivational speaker.
Wyatt says Cosby's planning something like that down the road, but for now, he's focused on legal battles -- a civil lawsuit, and Pennsylvania's efforts to toss the ruling that freed him. Prosecutors want the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case.
It's full speed ahead for Falcon Outlaw as he releases another music video in support of his new stellar album, "Maplehurst Graduates." Backed by fire production from Nicholas Craven ... Falcon trades bars with Asun Eastwood, Saipher Soze and Daniel Son on "Snake Eater."
PGF Shawt comes through today with a new and different sound on his single "Granny's Kitchen." Directed by PGFFilms. The Atlanta native is currently working on 2 new projects this year titled "Narcos 2" and "I Am A Resurrection of Chad Butler". Watch the new visual below and follow him on Instagram.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A previously sealed $500,000 lawsuit settlement in 2009 between Jeffrey Epstein & an American woman that Prince Andrew claims protects him from an ongoing lawsuit was made public Monday.
The deal between Epstein & Virginia Roberts, now known as Virginia Giuffre, contained a paragraph that said it protects anyone “who could have been included as a potential defendant” from being sued by Giuffre.
Attorney Andrew Brettler, representing the prince, has told a Manhattan federal court judge that the agreement “releases Prince Andrew & others from any purported liability arising from the claims Ms. Giuffre asserted against Prince Andrew here.”
In August, Giuffre sued the prince, saying he had sexually assaulted her multiple times in 2001 when she was 17.
The prince’s lawyers have challenged the lawsuit on multiple grounds, saying “Andrew never sexually abused or assaulted Giuffre. He unequivocally denies Giuffre’s false allegations against him.”
They also wrote that Giuffre sued Andrew “to achieve another payday at his expense & at the expense of those closest to him. Epstein’s abuse of Giuffre does not justify her public campaign against Prince Andrew.”
Oral arguments over the request to dismiss the lawsuit without a trial are scheduled for Tuesday.
Recently, the lawyers have said Giuffre should be disallowed from suing because she has lived most of the past two decades in Australia & can’t accurately claim to be a resident of Colorado, where her mother lives.
Judge Lewis A. Kaplan has rejected an attempt by the lawyers to halt progression of the lawsuit & to subject Giuffre to a deposition over the issue of where she is a resident.
In late 2019, Prince Andrew told BBC Newsnight that he never had sex with Giuffre, saying, “It didn’t happen.”
He said he has “no recollection” of ever meeting her.
The interview was widely panned by critics who said Andrew seemed insensitive to Epstein’s victims. Afterward, the prince was made to step back from royal duties.
Epstein, 66, killed himself in August 2019 as he awaited a sex trafficking trial in a federal Manhattan lockup.
His former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, 60, was convicted last week in Manhattan on sex trafficking and conspiracy charges after a month-long trial.
Judge Alison J. Nathan, who presided over the trial, asked lawyers on both sides to suggest when a sentencing date should be set and when a trial should be scheduled on perjury charges that were severed from the other charges Maxwell faced.
The Associated Press does not typically identify people who say they are victims of sexual assault unless they choose to come forward publicly, as Giuffre has done.
ALASKA (WSYX) — A woman in Alaska says she discovered an abandoned baby with a heartbreaking note attached stating the parents didn't have the money to feed the newborn.
Alaska State troopers responded to a report of a baby found in an abandoned cardboard box around 2 p.m. on New Year's Eve.
Roxy Lane, who found the baby, posted a video on her social media page of the note and the baby, that was swaddled in a blanket.
Please help me!!! the note read.
I was born today on December 31, 2021 (at) 6 am. I was born 12 weeks premature. My mom was 28 weeks when she had me. My parents and grandparents don't have food or money to raise me. They NEVER wanted to do this to me, the note said.
"My mom is so sad to do this. Please take me and find a LOVING FAMILY. My parents are begging whoever finds me. My name is Teshawn."
Lane found Teshawn said she discovered the baby at the row of mailboxes by her home.
"I've been processing my feelings all day & running through all the different scenarios & reasons, with my bf & family, as to why something like this could have happened," Lane said on Facebook.
She suggested that the parents were young & probably unaware of Alaska's Safe Haven Law. Under the law, parents can give up their unwanted children at a local hospital, church, or police, or fire station.
She pleaded with anyone who may know the mother to reach out, because the mother may be in need of medical attention or "might be in a desperate situation, feeling abandoned herself."
"Clearly, someone in our community felt so lost & hopeless that they made probably the hardest choice of their lives to leave that innocent life on the side of the road with nothing but some blankets & a name. But she named him! There's some love there, even if she made a terrible decision."
Baby Teshawn was taken to a local hospital where he was found to be in good health, the Alaska State Troopers said.
"Today I saved a baby & I'll probably think about Teshawn for the rest of my life," she said.
In this episode of "People's Party With Talib Kweli," Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with rapper, writer and producer:
R.A. The Rugged Man
Here's what we got into:
• R.A.'s signature self-deprecation taking the edge off his shock humor. • The birth of his daughter changing him and 'First Born''s themes of embracing fatherhood. • The state of cancel culture and sex workers being judged by the self-righteous. • Breaking down R.A.'s classic, 'Uncommon Valor: A Vietnam Story' about his father. • His father buying him his first rap album and turning him onto old school soul. • Growing up in the same neighborhood as his idol Biz Markie. • Being black balled over accusations of R.A. inciting riots at shows. • Linking up with the Notorious B.I.G. on 'C*nt Renaissance'. • Why R.A. felt compelled to write the track 'Every Record Label Sux Dikk'. • Ego Trip's quote of Biggie's saying, "And I thought I was the illest." • Bringing in a stripper, vibrator and old mattress to a Rawkus Records photo shoot. • R.A.'s recorded argument with boxer Floyd Mayweather. • The black comedy horror film 'Bad Biology' that R.A. produced and co-wrote. • Taking rapper A-F-R-O on tour after he won R.A.'s 'Definition Of A Rap Flow'. • Getting choked up recording 'The Legends Never Die' about his father's passing. • How words like 'whiteboy' and 'cracker' have never offended R.A.. • Being caught in the middle of a feud between Talib and rapper Remedy. • R.A. vocally paying homage to the legends that built the house of rap. • MF Doom being known to send someone else to shows in his place donning the mask. • Taking strong influence from the legendary Kool G Rap. • Breaking down the songs 'All My Heroes Are Dead' and 'Angelic Boy'. • Debating if mass shooter's names should be made public or not. • The Astroworld concert tragedy and Travis Scott being blamed for the deaths that occurred. • R.A.'s song 'Gotta Be Dope' and A-F-R-O's crazy verse on the track. • Sean Price being a top comedic rapper of all-time. • The potential Verzuz battles of Nas, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliot. • The army of rap royalty features on his 2020 release 'All My Heroes Are Dead'. • Breaking down the songs 'Who Do We Trust?' and the 'Montero (Lil Nas X Remix)'. • People's claims of Nas X's imagery in his music and performances turn people gay. • What fans of R.A. can expect next from him.
TIME STAMPS:
3:30 -- R.A. and Talib discuss their collaboration on 'Learn Truth' and go on to talk about the signature self-deprecation found throughout R.A.'s lyrics taking the edge off his shock humor, coming up in the 80's and 90's era of censorship, R.A.'s daughter being born on the anniversary of his father's death, how his daughter's birth changed his world, writing his song 'First Born' about the embracement of fatherhood and he explains why he has no plans to hide the wild and crazy chapters of his life from his children.
9:57 -- R.A. breaks down why the shock value jokes heard throughout his music should all be taken with a grain of salt and they go on to discuss the sad state of cancel culture as well as sex workers being able to make a living without judgement from the the self-rightous. They also get into R.A.'s classic song 'Uncommon Valor: A Vietnam Story' as they discuss it being written from the view of R.A.'s veteran father who suffered the after effects of Agent Orange, which also brought birth defects to several of R.A.'s siblings.
19:16 -- R.A. speaks on his father buying him his first rap album which turned out to be a Fat Boys record, turning R.A. onto old school soul music and giving his sister special treatment. They also discuss his growing up in the same neighborhood as his idol Biz Markie, the 90's Crustified Dibbs era of R.A.'s career bringing him PTSD and the industry essentially black balling him over accusations of inciting riots at shows. They also get into his linking up with the Notorious B.I.G. on 'C*nt Renaissance' and why he felt compelled to write the track 'Every Record Label Sux Dikk'.
32:31 -- R.A. is asked about Ego Trip's quote of Biggie's saying, "And I thought I was the illest." when referring to R.A.. They discuss R.A.'s praise from fellow emcees, his antics and bad behavior getting in the way of earlier success, how he linked up with Rawkus Records, bringing in a stripper, vibrator and an old mattress for a Rawkus photo shoot, R.A.'s recorded argument with Floyd Mayweather and the black comedy horror film 'Bad Biology' that R.A. produced and co-wrote with Frank Henenlotter who he states became like a second father during his mentorship throughout the making of the movie.
40:06 -- R.A. and Talib discuss the legacy of Biz Markie, R.A. linking up with rapper AFRO and taking him on tour after he won R.A.'s 'Definition Of A Rap Flow' contest of which Talib was amongst the panel of judges. R.A. also gets into the recording of his song 'The Legends Never Die' about his father passing away from cancer and R.A.'s engineer convincing him to keep the take of his getting choked up on the mic. They also go on to discuss how words like 'whiteboy' and 'cracker' have never offended R.A. and the history behind those words and others never equating to the n-word.
48:21 -- R.A. and Talib reflect on the Twitter feud between rapper Remedy and Talib that R.A. got caught in the middle of several years ago. They get into the backstory of why Remedy came at Talib online, R.A. being a mutual friend of the two and his making attempts to mediate as well as the other white rappers that injected themselves into the argument. They also discuss Vinnie Paz backing Talib online, R.A. experiencing jealousy from other white emcees, racists hating on rap until artists like Eminem came along and R.A. vocally paying homage to the legends that built the house of rap.
57:58 -- R.A. talks about Method Man giving him props during his Crustified Dibbs days, MF Doom being known to send someone else to shows in his place donning the mask, R.A.'s deep influence of Kool G Rap and G Rap thanking him for dropping the line "I don't want fans that don't know who G-Rap is." They also get into R.A.'s 2020 album 'All My Heroes Are Dead' and break down the song 'Angelic Boy' written from the perspective of a mass shooter as they debate if these killer's names should be made public or if doing so gives the killers the infamy they were looking for and inspires others.
1:07:18 -- R.A. gives his take on the Astroworld concert tragedy, Travis Scott being blamed for the deaths that occured and they talk about the gulf between who's to blame versus who's accountable for possible negligence and if incidents like this one can really make a difference in how they approach precautionary measures for future events. R.A.'s song 'Gotta Be Dope' and A-F-R-O's crazy verse on the track is discussed along with who would be on R.A.'s fast rapping all-star team line-up, Sean Price being a top comedic rapper of all-time and the potential Verzuz battles of Nas, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes and Missy Elliot.
1:16:32 -- R.A. bringing in an army of rap royalty features on his latest album is discussed. They also dig into his songs 'Who Do We Trust?', the 'Montero (Lil Nas X Remix)', people claming Lil Nas X's imagery in his music and performances turn people gay, Talib admitting to taking issue with Lil Nas X's trolling of Nas fans, they debate if the flaboyantly owning of Nas X's homosexuality is something new and R.A.'s verse on Montero is also brought up where he states, "What's worse, Lil Nas X Satanic sneaker, or leaving kids at the church with the Catholic preacher?". To close out the interview R.A. is asked what fans of R.A. can expect next.
With the ongoing violence in the streets of Memphis, Lieutenant $hyne pays homage to his beloved brothers in the heartfelt tribute video for his new single, “Trials& Tribulations” which will appear on his debut album, “Destined 2 $hyne.”
“Trials & Tribulations” was directed by Chindeu “Mr. Chin” Ernesto. With delicate crafted lyrics derived from his heart, $hyne gives the listening audience a glimpse into the pain he feels on the inside from losing countless loved ones over the past few years. “Trials & Tribulations” was produced by Blackout and follows the release of $hyne’s blazing “8 Legged Freak” EP. Both are available on all streaming platforms.
NIAMEY, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Police in northern Niger have seized more than 200 kg of cocaine worth around $8.7 million that was being transported in the local mayor’s official truck, two police sources said on Monday.
The mayor & his driver, who were in the vehicle at the time, were arrested with 199 bricks of cocaine at a checkpoint on the road heading north out of the desert trading hub of Agadez on Sunday.
A statement from Niger's Central Office for the Repression of Illicit Drug Trafficking (OCRTIS) confirmed that there had been a record seizure of more than 200 kg of cocaine in Agadez, but did not give details.
West Africa, most often a transit route for illegal drugs on the way from South America to Europe, has registered a series of record busts in recent years.
Senegal seized more than two tons of pure cocaine from a ship off its Atlantic coast in October, & Gambian authorities seized nearly 3 tons last January from a shipment originating in Ecuador.
After 17 tons of cannabis resin worth around $37 million were seized in Niger last May, Interpol's drug unit coordinator Jan Drapal told Reuters that drug kingpins were sending larger shipments in response to increasing European demand.
Posted by BigBoss ENT on January 3, 2022 at 8:54am
Its not always you see a producer take on a ambitious project at the beginning of the year, but Dj Iceman is NOT your typical producer. The Wu-Tang Affiliated producer is doing something real big. he calls it the "Beat The Quarter Challenge" for the whole first quarter of 2022 (90 days) Ice will be releasing a new beat along with a 1 minute at video (for his social media) "I made all the beats, mixed and mastered them, did the artwork, and put together the art vids" "Ive done a 30 day challenge, but 90 seemed like a lot and not too many producers have done it on this level" all beats will be on all streaming platforms and can be bought or leased from Dj Iceman.
Antonio Brown tossed his jersey & shoulder pads toward the bench, threw his glove and undershirt into the stands and ran off the field bare-chested, waving a peace-out sign to fans in the end zone while Tom Brady huddled the offense for an important play.
Following his strange outburst Sunday, Brown is out as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers & one can only hope he finds peace.
Brown’s bizarre behavior quickly blew up on social media & dominated NFL headlines around the league.
But Brown’s mental health is no joke to be trivialized by a meme.
It’s easy to pile on the four-time All-Pro wide receiver, especially after he was suspended 3 games for misrepresenting his vaccination status.
However, Brown clearly needs help. His on-field, in-game meltdown was the latest troubling incident in a career filled with big plays & absurd actions.
Brown wore out his welcome in Pittsburgh, was released by the Raiders before even playing a game for them in 2019 & lasted 1 game with the Patriots. He got another chance in the NFL with Brady & the Buccaneers last year after serving an eight-game suspension for multiple violations of the league’s personal-conduct policy, & ended up winning a Super Bowl ring. Even Brady couldn’t save his buddy’s roster spot after this incident.
“It’s a difficult situation,” Brady said after the gam. “Everybody should do what they can to help him in ways that he really needs it. We all love him. We care about him deeply. We want to see him be at his best. Unfortunately, it won’t be with our team. ... I think everyone should be very compassionate & empathetic toward some very difficult things that are happening.”
Brown’s career in the NFL is most likely over. It’s hard to imagine another team would give the 33-year-old an opportunity & risk all the drama he brings.
Still, Brown should get the benefit of various mental health services the NFL offers players & team personnel. The league & the players’ union have plenty of resources available for anyone who needs it — if they ask.
While Brown deserves criticism for quitting on his team during a game — the Buccaneers were facing a third-and-7 and trailed 24-10 in the third quarter when he walked out — the mercurial seven-time Pro Bowl pick needs support from his friends & those close to him.
If Brown’s career is over, he’ll finish with 928 receptions, 12,291 yards receiving and 83 TD catches. His stats are worthy of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but it’ll be tough to convince voters to overlook the character concerns.
For now, Brown has more important matters to address.
With many tracks already available and more in the works, up-and-coming group 81tree is well on their way to making it big in the music world
Tampa, Fl — January 11th, 2022 – Rising band 81tree is a massive force to be reckoned in the world of music. With unparalleled musical capabilities and years of experience in hand, the band is considered well-equipped when it comes to the composition of unique tunes every once in a while. 81tree has recently released a brand new single titled “Talk Is Cheap” at the start of this year.
With the release of the song on January 1st, 2022, the band is looking forward to getting their original sound out there and attract music lovers from all around the world towards their music. They want people, especially the lot who takes a keen interest in Hip Hop and Rap, to give a listen to their songs and connect with them on a deeper and personal level. Always being there for their fans, 81tree strives towards making music with meaningful and deep messages so that the listeners don’t feel alone in their miseries and feel heard. While the band keeps their main focus on Hip Hop and Rap, they do try their best to keep their minds open for new ideas and inspirations that might blend in smoothly with their original style of music. This approach has provided 81tree with a musical style that is totally unique and a direction that has never been taken before by any other artist or band. Currently available on most major music streaming/downloading platforms across the world, “Talk Is Cheap” is heavily dominated by rich Hip Hop melodies and hard-hitting Rap verses.
The beat for the song was made by Legions Beats. Rappers spitting verses throughout “Talk Is Cheap” are Victor Perez (stage name Vic P) and Demitre Girod (stage name D.B.0).The song was recorded in Tampa, FL, with hit producer who goes by stage name Certified Raw. 81tree believes there are other elements of rap music that can be expound upon other than the average flashy styles. The band is inspired to make motivational music that provokes thought and incites reaction. Their ultimate goal is to make 81tree Entertainment a global community through as many outlets as possible. 81tree plans on multiple releases in 2022 and looks forward to performing the projects they have in store for their fans.
Follow them and contact them for interviews/collaborations.
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ABOUT
81tree Entertainment was founded in 2012 when Vic P and D.B.0 met through a mutual friend at a pickup basketball game at Providence Park in Brandon, FL. Not long after, the two began building the foundation of a record label and started recording Hip Hop music with a purpose.
‘Real from the roots’ being their slogan, the team focused on making music that was not only real but had a southern style to it. In the future, 81tree entertainment hopes to make a global impact in the music industry.
CONTACT
81tree Entertainment Name: 81tree Entertainment Email: 81tree.llc@gmail.com
Lil Wayne's security guard has apparently had a change of heart, now wanting to file charges against the rapper for allegedly pulling a gun on him after previously deciding against it ... TMZ has learned.
Law enforcement sources tell us ... Weezy's guard is now pushing for prosecution against his former boss. Remember, he said the opposite when the alleged incident went down -- that he didn't want Wayne prosecuted -- even though he was the one who called cops.
Unclear what charges he's gunning for, but we do know this ... the guard claims LW hit him in the head & face, so presumably an assault charge of some kind -- if not more.
There's a big problem -- our sources say the case doesn't appear strong on its face and will probably go nowhere. Cops haven't even tried speaking with Wayne so far ... a sign it's not destined for prosecution.
We broke the story ... the guard alleges he and Wayne got into an argument at the rapper's Hidden Hills home after being accused of snapping/leaking pics. He says the argument got violent & Wayne brandished an AR-15. The guard says he skedaddled & called 5-0. Our sources say cops had issues with the guard's story from the get-go.
Our law enforcement sources say it looks like the man is ramping up for a civil suit.
Florida artist Blaze Bar$ is no newcomer to the music scene. He was born January 31, 1997 in Gainesville to a family with deep roots in music. His father was a bass guitarist for several bands and his cousin is Clevie, half of Steely & Clevie. They are known as the inventors of Jamaican dancehall music. They’ve produced artists like Red Rat, Elephant Man, Shabba Ranks, Bernie Man & Buju Blanton.
Recording, mixing & performing songs were a hobby for Blaze since the age of 10. As he got older, he would begin to take his career more seriously. By the time he graduated high school, he had already made a buzz for himself in his hometown. This led him to many opportunities like opening for bigger acts that passed through Gainesville such as YNW Melly, Glocknine & Dej Loaf.
Watch his new video for "OK" and peep his catalogue via Spotify.
“Operation Boo Dat 2021 took place from mid-October to Dec. 24. Among the 30 people arrested were 17 for felony sex offender registration violations,” KNOE reported Wednesday.
The missing and runaway teenagers, ages 14 through 16, were discovered living in different motels and residences where alleged criminal activity was happening.
“They were found with or had recently been with adult males and are thought to be the victims of sex trafficking, a common fate among runaway teens who do not soon make it home,” the KNOE article read.
Those arrested included a man who allegedly raped a 12-year-old.
Sex trafficking is when a person is compelled by force, fraud, or coercion to engage in commercial sex acts, according the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) website.
“Sex trafficking of a minor occurs when the victim is under the age of 18. For cases involving minors, it is not necessary to prove force, fraud, or coercion,” the agency said.
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