Friday, March 1st, 2013
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2013 TRAFFIC MUSIC AWARD WINNING RECORD LABEL
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Monday, November 5th, 2012
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Born and raised in the Pine Lawn neighborhood of Saint Louis, Missouri, Kareem Jackson has been honing his weaponry in the war for musical supremacy. Through his unwavering integrity, genuine rhymes and expansive delivery, Kareem – better known as Tef Poe – is proving to the musical world that he is the commander-in-chief. TEF POE BLOCK DVD INTERVIEW
Tef Poe encompasses and continues to perfect the artistry and performance skills necessary to go the distance in today’s ever-changing musical climate. Originally building a reputation as one of St. Louis’ elite battle, Tef has since risen through the ranks and positioned himself as a seasoned veteran. His solo projects “Glory To God,” “The Redeemer,” Money Never Sleeps”, & latest release “War Machine” have been well received by the public, critics, and media outlets alike.
Tef has commanded large crowds opening for Chicago’s Lupe Fiasco in addition to being featured in the SXSW Smoking Section Showcase. His hits “Show Stealers,” “Crazy,” and “Out The Kitchen” have successfully cut through the propaganda and reached the masses via radio play in multiple markets. In addition, Poe has been featured on major hip hop sites such as globalgrind.com, thesmokingsection.net, thisis50.com, rockthedub.com and several more.
Tef Poe continues to lead his own plan of attack working with artists such as Murphy Lee and Kyjuan of the St. Lunatics (Derrty Ent./Universal) and GLC (G.O.O.D. Music/Sony) as well as performing throughout the country. He is determined to win the battle and the war. For him, there is no other option aside from complete and total victory. That mindset propels him beyond commander-in-chief… to the War Machine.
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Thursday, July 5th, 2012
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Thursday, July 5th, 2012
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An ‘enigma’ is defined as, ‘A person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand.’ Rapper Aurellius TheSaint, born Aurelio Belk, is an enigma in every sense of the word.
Born outside of wedlock to a fallen pastor that Aurellius didn’t meet until the age of 13, he grew up in the hard-scrabble town of Washington Park, Il, alienated by his father’s family, who shunned him as a ‘bastard.’ The only knowledge Aurellius has of his father is that he was one of twelve brothers, all ‘men of the fast lane,’ almost all of which died through violence and alcoholism. Aurellius’ mother worked constantly to support her children, eventually moving the family up the hill so Aurellius could go to school in Belleville, but like many single mothers in the world, looking for love in the wrong places led to her marry a questionable man of many sins. Aurellius’ tumultuous relationship with this man led him to leave home, traveling cross-country, utilizing the traits of the ‘fast lane’ that he had picked up himself.
With all of the negativity surrounding his upbringing, it would seem Aurellius was destined for failure, or at the very least, the penitentiary. However, despite his circumstances, Aurellius began writing poetry at the age of seven, inspired by images he had seen as a young child of Maya Angelou. “She just made me feel proud to be black,” Aurellius explains, gazing with childlike wonder at the strong, proud-looking woman in the photographs.
As a result of the conflicting influences in his life, Aurellius’ personality came to be an interesting mixture of troublemaker and intellectual; book smarts and street smarts; the same kid that ran track, played basketball, and even clarinet in the school band was told by his high school principal that he was a ‘threat to society.’ For the stability that Aurellius did have in his life, he credits his sister, who made the tough decision to drop out of college temporarily to help raise him, and taught him how to strive regardless of circumstance. Much to her credit, Aurellius’ sister’s involvement in his life kept him out of the system and allowed him to pursue his talents. “Music and poetry made me a better person,” says Aurellius, “it’s easier to reach other people through a song or a poem; when you write a song it makes you bigger than yourself, giving you a vehicle into people’s consciousness.”
Unlike most rapper’s shallow dreams of fast money and power, Aurellius TheSaint, ‘Mr. Eat da Mic,’ makes hip hop music for the love of the craft, bringing back the art of song writing and story telling that is often lost in the current state of the industry. “I don’t want people to dwell too much on the positivity in my music,” says Aurellius, “because life is not always positive. What I’m saying is that we don’t have to glorify negativity the way we do.”
Inspired by influences as diverse as Nas, 2pac, Scarface, and Outkast, as well as soul legends such as Anita Baker, Marvin Gaye, and Erica Badu, Aurellius TheSaint is on a mission to leave a legacy of thought provoking music that reflects the realities of life, good and bad, and to give a place of refuge to music fans tired of an industry that perpetuates the very attitudes and ideas that need to be overcome. Or As Aurellius Would Say … Bless
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Monday, January 16th, 2012
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The Best In The Lou Welcome To The Rib ShackCOMMERCIAL SHOT BY BLOCK DVD
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Monday, July 4th, 2011
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IF U EVA HEAR ME SPIT..& THE SHIT AINT THE TRUTH..I’LL PUT THE MIC DOWN..& GIVE UP THE BOOTH…REAL NIGGA GONE ACCEPT ME..SOFT NIGGAZ GONE HATE…5 STARZ LUV BANG…FAKE BITCHZ CAN SHAKE…LOL…{I GOTTA B THE BEST}….YOOOOOOOOOOOO…BLACK PATH MUZIC…CEO.
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Friday, May 13th, 2011
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| Genre |
HIP HOP
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L.A. The Player
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| Hometown |
Centreville,IL
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Calameno Ent.
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| Current Location |
St. Louis,MO
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| Press Contact |
http://www.reverbnation.com/latheplayer#!
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Wednesday, May 11th, 2011
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“When you perform, you need to get out of body, if that makes sense,” says Puff, who’ll perform either during the opening or the closing of the showcase.
“You need to be loose, and leave it right there. But it’s really different for everyone. Jigga’s (Jay-Z) not moving much but he’s captivating you with lyrics.
“I’m captivating you with lyrics and facial expressions, and getting the holy ghost on stage. You have to find our strategic way of being entertaining.”
The self-named King of the St. Louis Underground. He is known around the Midwest for his energetic stage shows. He’s established himself as a St. Louis hip-hop mainstay and has performed with artists such as, Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Twista and the one and only Prince
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Saturday, May 7th, 2011
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Every Saturday Night on www.riverfrontradio.com click listen live and enjoy some of the best Hip Hop St. Louis has to offer BLOCK RADIO
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Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011
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Ganga Records started in 1999 by Levi “City Boy” Jackson and Brother Carl “Big C” Jackson. Ganga was one of the first Rap/G-hop record labels in the City of St.Louis, making serious noise.
In 2005 Michael “Future Mic” Curry and City Boy joined forces with the mission to shape the future of this city and the world of music. They’re known for rocking their “G”s” which is important stake to their meaning. The “G” stands for God,Genius and Gentlement and with them constantly around their necks, the duo is reminded of the challenges that may face as they embark on their musical journey.
Ganga also was the first home for local rap group SLU Crew’s Big Will (106th and Park Freestyle Friday Hall of famer).
You can catch Ganga on Volume 2, Volume 3 and intro of Volume 4 Block DVD website.
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