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About "G Like", Retro says "I wrote the song at the end of my bed; I told myself that I have to key-in on places that made me fall in love with the Cali culture" and he's done just that!

As the CEO of Nine 1, Retro is in control of his career. Ensuring that his reach is organic, progressive, and effective; Retro is knocking down barriers and letting the industry know that he is here to stay. Though early in his career, Retro has already been on Atlanta’s Freshman Class list of 2017, he has blessed the BET Matters stage with his presence and even hit the stage during Hot 107.9’s Birthday Bash Block Party in 2017. With moves like this, it is clear that Retro is up next.

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It was January 2015 and TOPE had just released his breakthrough project BROKE BOY SYNDROME detailing surviving a childhood with two drug-addicted parents, losing his mother to that same addiction at 19, not speaking or seeing his father since 17, and trying to avoid surviving the traps of his own newfound rap success. With social media co-signs from R&B legends, Erykah Badu and Cody Chestnutt, plus a dedicated hometown following in Portland, many thought TOPE might be next to blow from the region. After releasing BBS, featuring a long sought after collab with underground hip hop legend Blu, TOPE found himself on XXL, The Source, 2Dopeboyz, Okayplayer, and more with rave reviews of the young producer/rapper's new project. And then, without much warning, TOPE decided after almost 10 years of climbing the ranks through the Portland scene he would pack up his bags and move to the Bay Area, eventually landing in Oakland, California. 
Quickly after his move TOPE found himself touring the West Coast with another underground hip hop legend, this time, Gift Of Gab of Blackalicious. With his bags still packed in Oakland and recording equipment in storage, TOPE quickly traded in his comfortable spot towards the top of the food chain in NW Hip Hop for a life on the road as an underground touring act. Back off tour and in Oakland, TOPE found himself lending production to another Portland legend Cool Nutz as he collaborated with Detroit's own Slum Village, as well as taking a trip out to Atlanta to perform at A3C Festival and licensing music from his BROKE BOY SYNDROME album to Oxygen's "The Bad Girl's Club."

In June 2016, TOPE announced his first solo tour, The 3AM Tour - a 22 city journey covering 8 states in less than a month. Along with the tour, TOPE also announced his follow up project 3AM IN OAKLAND to be exclusively produced by Stewart Villain and released after the tour. After a rocky 3 weeks on the road and a number of disagreements with management, TOPE found himself stranded in Portland in the 5 remaining dates on his tour canceled and no motivation to finish his project after.

Life was moving fast for TOPE after a failed tour and things not exactly working out in The Bay like he had planned, TOPE once again packed up his life belongings and moved even further South to LA. Still reeling from a failed tour, the pressure of a follow-up album, and two major moves in less than a year, stress and depression started to catch up with TOPE. After missing an official A3C event in Atlanta and letting the summer of 2016 go without releasing his project, TOPE knew he needed to make a change or possibly step away from music for good. After abruptly breaking up with his girlfriend, TOPE threw all his belongings in a trash bag, rented a U-Haul and once again headed back to the Bay Area, this time landing in Alameda, CA. 

At the start of 2017, TOPE was feeling refreshed. A new start on the year, with a plan to release music once a month until the release his 3AM album, all of this until the unthinkable happened. While performing in San Francisco at Brick N Mortar in January of 2017, someone went backstage and stole TOPE's entire merch box containing his laptop and several personal valuable items. With no backup in sight, TOPE lost over 6 years of music and memories including the flies, songs, and ideas for his soon to be released album. TOPE was crushed. At a time in his life when he was strongly considering stepping away from music to pursue a different career path, TOPE almost felt as God was telling him music wasn't the way. Defeated, TOPE had to start completely from ground zero with no way to make music for over a month and every trace of his album gone for good. 

To quote Big Sean's hit "If you're a real one you know how to bounce back." 
Quietly TOPE did just that, hitting the studio to recreate and resurrect some of the memorable songs from his 3AM IN OAKLAND project. Instead of a full-length project, TOPE decided to shorten things up and focus on the songs that truly mattered to him. In an effort to make sure he would actually release the project and also as a way of turning his attention 100% to a brand new self-produced project, TOPE finally decided on a new EP, SOME THINGS GOTTA CHANGE.

7-tracks deep Oakland via Portland producer and rapper TOPE offers up his new soulful and introspective EP just in the time for the end of summer. SOME THINGS GOTTA CHANGE blends a mixture of light-hearted party jams with personal and emotional revelations, that every TOPE project has been known for. Produced by Portland's Stewart Villain with additions from Farnell Newton, Zach Striar, and TOPE himself STGC also features the vocal stylings of Oakland's own Cash Campain and Atlanta-based songstress Erikka J. With lead off summer singles like "Glo'd Up," "The Man," and How I Know" TOPE give listeners an update on how life in California has been treating him. While exploring the ups and downs of his relationships and moves on "Trying To Forget," "Better Place," and "Thank You" TOPE even takes time out to address the recent increase in police brutality on "Let Us Pray."

Catch up with TOPE on his new EP SOME THINGS GOTTA CHANGE and be sure to Purchase STGC from TOPE via Bandcamp & iTunes or stream via Spotify!

Also see TOPE live on the west coast next month:

9/3 Los Angeles, CA - Bananas Reunion Show with Verbs
9/11 Eugene, OR - Wow Hall with Blu & Exile
9/12 Portland, OR - Mississippi Studio with Blu & Exile
9/13 San Francisco, CA - Brick N Mortar with Knowmads
9/15 San Jose, CA - TBA with Kung Foo Grip


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IS IT HIM or IS HE BEING RUINED?


A pastor in Memphis, Tennessee allegedly posted a sexually explicit remark on a bodacious Instagram photo of popstar Nicki Minaj. ( Really ... she is being labelled a pop star )

It appears William Henry Dewberry III, an elder at the Church Of God In Christ, who's listed on Instagram as a 'God Fearing Man and Retired U.S. Soldier,' wrote 'I'll love to eat your booty @nickiminaj,' beneath the sexy snapshot, alongside a series of winking tongue-out emojis.
Since receiving backlash, Dewberry has come forward with a rebuttal, suggesting the account belongs to an impersonator.

'Somebody created a fake Instagram page under my name. I don't know who did this. But, this needs to come down ASAP! May somebody report this IMMEDIATELY! I did not create this. I already have an Instagram page, and this one ain't me!!!!'

One user replied saying, 'How is this fake? You've used this page.'
It seems the Instagram account has been active since January 2016, and shows everyday pictures of Dewberry spending time with his loved ones.

The account has thousands of followers and vice versa.
In another alleged incident, Dewberry attacked a woman named Tarshiela Toles, according to Complex.
The tirade said Toles is the 'biggest whore in Columbus, Georgia' and threatened to leak nude images of her if she did not stop broadcasting Dewberry on Snapchat.

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Seeking Rock instrumentals for new Discovery show

Our clients are looking for music for a new testosterone filled show for Discovery. Think of music that would work for Counting Cars (History).

Rock in all genres. Give us rock with attitude like White Stripes, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. Or driving Classic Rock.

Selected tracks will be sent to library working with the show for inclusion on their collection. The music will also be included in their catalogue for use on their other productions.

Compensation: Variable depending on project.

- Sync Party Music Supervision

Deal Type: Catalog Inclusion
Decision Maker: I'm the final decision maker
Deal Structure: Non-Exclusive
Compensation: Negotiable
Song Quality: Fully mastered, Broadcast ready
Similar Sounding Artists: White Stripes, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club


Seeking Singer/Songwriter Songs for Film licenseA music supervisor we are working with is looking for emotional, mellow, singer/songwriter or pop/folk songs. Song theme needs to convey hopefulness in the midst of uncertainty in love. This is for an independent film releasing in 2018, so the final decision could be a few months after the due date.

We need fully completed and mixed songs, no demos please (unless you can get us a master version within a few days of requesting).

If we think your song fits, we will place it on hold and contact you further if it makes it to the next round of final selection.

- Ric Robbins / Incorporated Elements

Deal Type: Sync Placement
Decision Maker: Selected tracks will be pitched for final decision
Deal Structure: Non-Exclusive
Compensation: $1,500 - $2,000
Song Quality: Fully mastered, Broadcast ready
Similar Sounding Artists: Passenger, Syml, George Ezra, Jillette Johnson


Maybach Music Group (Warner)
Seeking Great New Urban Talent
submission price: $10.00
Payout: $50,000 - $75,000
Here at Maybach we are on the constant hunt for amazing new urban / hip hop talent. If you have what it takes, you've got the talent and the drive to be a top Maybach talent and distributed by Atlantic Records, this is the right opportunity dropbox for you.

Please submit your best work. We can't wait to hear you and if we love what we hear, we'll help you be heard by everyone!

We always listen and respond here via Music Xray. Deal Type: Label Signing
Decision Maker: I'm the final decision maker
Deal Structure: Advance + On-going royalties
Compensation: Negotiable
Song Quality: Rough Mixes, Fully mastered, Broadcast ready
Similar Sounding Artists: See the Maybach roster

EKG - Jiggle Like Jello

EKG - Jiggle Like Jello

EKG - Jiggle Like Jello