Showing posts with label PRETTY DIRTBALL RECORDS. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

We Back At It

Took us a minute but we back 
and 
got some crazy shit planned for 2013 
our bad for the but sometimes 
life gets in the way but 
wouldn't change one thing 
it makes us who we are feel me 

Sunday, March 18, 2012

BIG BANGS MARCH 27TH PARTY PARTY PARTY

WE HAVING A PARTY! 
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 PERFORMANCES BY 
PRETTY DIRTBALL RECORDS ARTIST'S
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DONT MISS THIS! 
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Tuesday March 27, 2012 8:00 PM - Wednesday March 28, 2012 2:00 AM 
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Friday, March 9, 2012

New Music( Wizdom Mriminthere-All That)

WE ARE HIP HOP! ARE YOU?


If You Feel Like You The best In the World! Comment And Share This Everywhere!
Posted a new song: "All That" http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/94418937  

Saturday, February 18, 2012

Pretty Dirtball Records Launches Label to Showcase Rising Talent

WE ARE HIP HOP! ARE YOU?

Launched in January of 2012, Pretty Dirtball Records is already making a name for itself with some of the fastest rising hip-hop musicians. The label emphasizes quality over quantity and boasts artists Darni D, Jamez Anthony, DJ Freak Nasty, along with its CEO, Vice-president and co-founder, Wizdom Mriminthere. The label promotes music for the love of the craft and offers an alternative to traditional labels.
“Me and my fellow artists were tired of waiting on major labels and all the politics behind major labels,” said Mriminthere. “They don’t really pay you anything and it came down to a choice between fame mixed with lies and losing ourselves, or we could maybe not be famous, but make some good music from the heart and rest easy at the end of the night with no games. We’re a label for the artist, not the business, and we actually care about our fans and how we influence their lives.”
Pretty Dirtball records was formed by Mriminthere, along with friends who are also artists in their own right. The label helps musicians follow and promote their passion with hip-hop without the politics and personality clashes inherent with big name record labels that often promise much but deliver little. Pretty Dirtball continually seeks beat makers, musicians, DJs and other newcomers to the hip-hop business with talent and promise.
The multi-media site features downloadable music, videos and information about the label’s artists. A comprehensive collection of the latest news about well-known artists, trends and projects in the hip-hop world keep visitors up to date on their favorite genre. Fans can easily discover the activities of big name stars such as Lil Kim, 50 Cent, Jay-Z and Snoop Dogg.
For those seeking cell phone accessories, ringtones, music, games and clothing, Pretty Dirtball Records maintains on on-line mini mall. Visitors seeking employment in the entertainment industry can even sign up to receive free notifications about casting calls and open auditions for movies, TV, theatre and commercials.
Fans can follow the label on Facebook and Twitter. Visitors can also register to receive the company’s newsletter via RSS feed.
The launch of Pretty Dirtball Records provides new and rising artists with an alternative to traditional labels. The record company allows musicians to experiment and reach fans directly, free of the fetters placed on musicians by major record companies. Pretty Dirtball Records gives artists the freedom to pursue their passion for hip-hop, share their talent directly with fans, and expand their career on the path to fame and fortune.
Pretty Dirtball Records can be reached via email with the convenient form on the website. For more information, visit the website at http://www.prettydirtball.com.

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Pretty Dirtball Records Signs Jamez Anthony to its Label

WE ARE HIP HOP! ARE YOU?

 Hip-hop artist Jamez Anthony 
has come far from his early days in Chicago, IL. Wizdom Mriminthere, Vice-president and CEO of Pretty Dirtball Records, has announced that Anthony is officially a member of the label’s family. The rising artist has enjoyed enormous success in a variety of venues and has set a lofty goal for himself – to change the face and sound of today’s music.

Here's a quick sample of things to come
Jamez Anthony- IM GONNA EAT


“I’m souped about getting Jamez Anthony on the team and the whole whoop movement is gonna be big,” said Mriminthere. “I know we have some big plans for him and his music, and he’s crazy enough to fit in perfect with the rest of us Pretty Dirtballs. Big year coming – I hope ya’ll ready. I'm in there!”

“Being with Pretty Dirtball is gonna be a real quantum experience for me,” added Anthony. “I believe this move will push me to the next level where I wanna be with my career and become a big artist as we push further through this year. Fans are ready for me to be on the move and come to their city backed up by a label that really goes in on promotion and marketing with successful credentials. So if you haven’t heard of Pretty Dirtball Records or Jamez Anthony, don’t worry because you will soon, real soon, faster than you can say WHOOP!”

Anthony is a man of many talents, combining traditional hip-hop with elements of alternative pop and R&B for a unique sound that’s new, fresh and commands the respect of his peers and professionals in the music industry. His innate ability to control crowds with his music quickly gained him the appellation of “Puppet Master.”
Smooth, sexy and soulful, Anthony has a voice that’s at home anywhere. From the sultry sounds of “All Summer” to the dance beat of “Ready 2 Go,” Anthony is a master of multiple styles. His music often features evocative titles that include “Colors,” with its haunting background sounds, and “Stalker,” a tale of possessive passion.
Born in the Midwest, Anthony moved with his family to Florida at the age of two. It wasn’t culture shock that drove his search for his own sound, but making the transition from the Windy City to a southern environment had a definite impact on his music. Like many with exceptional talent, Anthony found his hip-hop musical calling early in life. He was introduced to the artistry of the DJ world at the age of 16 and he never looked back.
As Anthony’s skill increased, he began seeking larger projects and venues to showcase his skills. He gravitated toward production and discovered he had a natural talent for it, along with writing music. He inked a deal with Island Def Jam for worldwide distribution of his work in early 2010 and recently signed with Pretty Dirtball Records.

Anthony’s music can be found on the Pretty Dirtball Records website. Fans can follow Anthony on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/OfficialJamezAnthony and on Twitter at http://twitter.com/JamezAnthony.
With Anthony’s unique fusion of hip-hop, pop and R&B, combined with smooth, warm vocals, the addition of Jamez Anthony to the Pretty Dirtball label was inevitable. With Pretty Dirtball’s star-making power, combined with Anthony’s talent and support of his fans, it won’t be long before he begins to remake the face and sound of the music world.
More information about Anthony, along with his unique music, can be found at the official Pretty Dirtball website at http://www.prettydirtball.com.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

RISING HIP HOP ARTIST DEVOTES TIME TO BEING ROLE MODEL

WE ARE HIP HOP! ARE YOU?


From Boys To Men and Wizdom MrIminthere Working Together

 Born and raised in South Jersey in an area known as camden county, PrettyDirtBalls Hip-Hop Mc Wizdom MrIminthere has developed a style all his own.  Recently, he has begun to give a little back by teaming up with Stanley Buford and the Boys To Men Foundation, making a commercial for the charity organization to help them get the word out about their on-going mission to develop strong character in young African-American males.
Stating that “Not All Teachers Are Parents, But All Parents Are Teachers”, Stanley Buford of Terkat Consultants, Inc.  founded the Boys To Men Foundation to provide mentors and role models for young African-American males.  He brings to this role 19 years of experience in a wide variety of professional positions including education, clinical practice, business management and research. Stan has appeared on talk shows and been quoted in news articles.  
Wizdom MrIminthere grew up around rich people and crack addicts which brings great diversity to his music.  Over the years Wizdom has developed a style all his own from what started at the age of 15 when his mother gave him 2 turntables and a microphone and acknowledged in a recent television interview with CEO Cue on the show HEART OF THE CITY. 
Wizdom MrImthere has done work with multiple local tristate
area artists and radio stations.  He has also recently launched a solo venture after making a big buzz for himself.  
“Having grown up without strong male role model in my immediate 
life,” states Wizdom, “I'm proud to be a part of giving back and being there for someone else in what ever way I can.”
The joint-venture commercial will be airing starting in February 2012 and both parties are excited about working together, hoping to do so again in the near future.
For more information, http://www.prettydirtball.com/wizdommriminthere.htm 

Monday, December 19, 2011

Your Throwing Money Away


If Your Not Shopping with us for the holidays your throwing away money!
Come take advantage of our online hip hop mini mall here at prettydirtball.com we got it all 
shoes,jewelry,clothes from major name brands
concert tickets and we even have cell phone accessories.

These brands are giving it away for the holidays 
youll find what you need  if you shop online at prettydirtball.com ! So if you dont know what to get him or her for the holidays come check us out we mite have what your looking for this year 

Happy Holidays 



Saturday, December 17, 2011

HOOD TAXS & GREAT ESCAPES!





Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Hold da HELL ON!





Fire Beats For Sale $5 Non-Exclusive Leases

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Homosexual Hip Hop subculture? Proof


"Terrance Dean, a former executive at music channel MTV, has penned a memoir  of his life and times in the hip hop industry as a gay man. It is an explosive exposé of a thriving gay subculture in an aggressively male business, where anti-gay lyrics and public homophobia are common.
Perhaps not surprisingly, many in the industry are nervous about the book's publication this week, fearing that it will expose some of the top black names in music and Hollywood as secretly gay. But Dean said that his memoir was not intended as a way of outing famous people. 'I was never tempted to name any names. The book is not about outing people. I wrote it so that people realise the industry has a gay subculture and we are part of this music,' he said."

On june 1 2011
Andres Vasquez wrote for Hip Hop Dx
Mister Cee has plead guilty to charges stemming from an arrest made in March 2011.
Reports have surfaced that Mister Cee, a well known deejay and producer, was allegedly arrested and charged with lewd conduct last week. Cee, whose real name is Calvin Lebrun, was reportedly engaged in a sexual act with a man in a parked car in New York at the time of his arrest, according to Diary of a Hollywood Street King, the site that originally broke the story.
Another site, Animal, confirmed that a Calvin Lebrun was arrested last week with the same charge, public lewdness, along with another charge, exposure of a person. Animal confirmed this using the New York State Unifying Court System website, which has this information as public record.
Mister Cee's colleague at Hot97, Funkmaster Flex, recently disputed the allegations saying that the story is only a rumor.
>"Earlier this evening, a rumor went viral through multiple social media platforms stating that Mr. Cee was arrested for committing a lewd act. Please be advised this rumor is not true," Flex wrote on his site. "Stating false allegations about somebody and presenting it as valid information is unethical."
Along with being a deejay on Hot97, Mister Cee has had a storied journey within Hip Hop. He was originally a deejay for Big Daddy Kane and later was an associate executive producer on Notorious B.I.G.'s Bad Boy debut, Ready to Die. As noted, he currently works as a deejay for New York's Hot97.
Fat Joe sat down with Vlad TV and shared some interesting views on homosexuality in the hip hopcommunity.
The interview started off with Vlad asking Joe about Mr. Cee’s arrest when he was caught engaging in oral sex with another man this past April. Joe shrugged it off by replying “Mr. Cee is a legend…whatever his preference is, more power to him.”  Joe then goes on to say that there are indeed gay rappers and has most likely collaborated with a few of them.  Joe also thinks it’s ridiculous for people to deny who they are–“It’s 2011 goin’ on 2012, I think if you gay, rep yo’ set.”  Watch video below to hear Joe’s thoughts on who is really running the game in hip-hop:


Porn star  Memphitz and his company ACAgency offered Waka Flocka $420,000 to star in a gay-porno. Memphitz says he usually doesn’t partake in Youtube videos until he is angered, so we are guessing he is angry! Waka Flocka and Memphitz’ people conversed back and fourth where he claims they agreed to do a porno together if Waka Flocka’s career didn’t go as planned. After a back and fourth struggle to lock down Waka, things fell sour…
               
  
photo from mediatakeout.com

gay rappers tranny festish LL Cool J

Did LL Cool J Pay to Stop The National Enquirer From Telling the World About His Tranny Fetish?
It’s widely known that LL Cool J, whose real name is James Todd Smith, is an abbreviation for “Ladies Love Cool James” — but now, those ladies may want to reconsider their admiration for the hip hop icon turned sex symbol.
That’s because LL Cool J reportedly has a secret sexual fetish for men who dress like women — tranny’s who work the track selling sex for money.
You may remember just last week we first told you about Toni Newman, a tranny and former NYC prostitute, who says he/she experienced LL Cool J and his fetish first hand. This after LL Cool J reportedly picked Toni up near NYC’s infamous 14th street red light district, and paid for Toni’s sexual services.
It’s a story which Toni says he/she brought to the attention of The National Enquirer. Not surprisingly, the popular gossip publication showed great interest — so much so that Toni says one of its staff members, Sarah Cordes, interviewed Toni for three long hours before paying upwards of $500 to have Toni tested by polygraph. Toni says she passed the test “with flying colors” and was immediately signed to an exclusive three-week long contract with The National Enquirer stipulating that Toni not speak to any other news organization until the story broke. It’s a contract which Toni says she was later released from after The National Enquirer reportedly “worked a deal out with LL Cool J” — leading them to kill the story.
HSK EXCLUSIVELY HAS A COPY OF THAT FOUR-PAGE CONTRACT HERE
I have a strong feeling that this gay rapper news could hurt LL’s rap career, yet boost his Hollywood acting ventures.
Don’t you agree?

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Monday, November 28, 2011

PRETTY DIRTBALL RECORDS-Artist-WIZDOM MRIMINTHERE-Video-Never Gonna Stop

Wizdom- Never Gonna Stop Song Performed & Written by: Wizdom aka Mr. Im In There Song Mixed & Recorded by: DJ Radio Raheem at Studio 24. Video Shot, Edited & Directed by: DJ Radio Raheem, for Team Radio Raheem Productions

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