Lee Clark Formerly known as "Hometown" alongside Dawn Damu in "Sunshine"
<p><p><p><p><p><p><p><p><p><p><a href=”http://hometown1.bandcamp.com/album/superbad”>Superbad by Hometown</a></p></p></p></p></p></p></p></p></p></p>
DJ PROBLEM
Lil Wayne feat Rick Ross- Veterans Day
VABP- Ciroc Boyz
Yung Burg feat Marvo- Derrick Rose
Dirty Money feat Rick Ross & Trey Songz- Your Love (Remix)
Nicole Scherzinger feat 50 Cent- Right There
K. Michelle- All About Me
Duece B- Kan Only C U
Snoop Dogg feat T-Pain- Boom
Nicki Minaj- Super Bass
MocheTTa- Blown’ Up My Phone
Kelly Rowlan feat Lil Wayne- Motivation
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Whats your talent: Hip-Hop Artist, Producer, Writer, and Engineer
“My family is my music. I feel like the best songs that I have written have been the ones that were directed towards a particular family member.”
“ Even though I from the south I took a strong interest in artist in the Midwest. Bone Thugs, Twista, R. Kelly, Da Brat, Ludacris. Producers would have to be Timbo the King and the Neptunes.”
What would your dream collaboration be?
What type of artist do you aspire to be?
Do you ever get stage fright?
Describe your performing experience..
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Mr.Amore of Amoré Imaging!
We were fortunate enough to be able to interview the talented photographer, Ric Hicks. Some of you may also know him as Mr. Amoré ; the mastermind behind “Amoré Imaging “. We asked Mr. Amoré a few questions so we can get a better understanding for the eye behind the lens…
“My daughter is what sparked my real interest…. just being a proud & competitive father, I wanted her pictures to be better than “school” pictures. lol So I bought what I thought was a good camera and started filming her and snapping pics crazy… Never knew it would evolve into what it has… God is good.”
“My grandmother is my biggest inspiration. She is almost 90, born & raised in VA through some very racist and hard times. She raised her tribe of kids alone after my grandfather died at an early age from tuberculosis and she has never complained about any of it. I am trying to learn from her. I want to be remembered by loved ones like I will always remember her. I have a long way to go, but if I start improving now, maybe I still can.”
“I must say, I eventually get pretty good at most things I jump into… I am self taught though, so I hit a few more walls than some would who may come in with a mentor or have formal training. I have always been into art in one form or another. I draw, write, cut hair very well. Recently I started to paint. I am very pleased with the results. Each talent or outlet seems to help the other develop more. Like Drake said, “It’s only been three years, look at how I’ve grown….” I want to see what I’m doing in 3 more years. YIKES!!! “
Where do u see yourself as an artist in 5 years& what are you doing now to get there? “Honestly, I plan to go back to my initial passion, which is film. I want to do more documentaries on social issues here in the states and abroad. I cannot wait to get back to the middle east. (LOVE IT THERE!!!) There are so many issues that need to be brought to the forefront, and with the digital age and file-sharing age like it is, now is the time to get some good content circulating.”
Describe your state of mind while doing a shoot & editing? “Honestly each shoot dictates my state of mind. If it is MY shoot, I am more excited of course, but shooting & editing something for someone is always rewarding to see them so happy about the process and the finished product.”
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