QWEEN$CHING MANDATORY BUSINESS

With her Signature Thugirl style and cutting edge rhymes, it’s no surprise Qween$Ching has made it on Snoop Dogg’s Boss’ Life Compilation Volumes I and II, and Snoop Dogg & JT the BIGGA FIGGA’s “Mandatory Business” soundtrack. Charismatic, grown, and refreshingly real, Qween$Ching rids herself of the stereotypes of female rappers in the predominantly male driven industry. The in -your- face songstress strives to be the first Latina to successfully change Hip Hop back to what it used to be; what it’s supposed to be. “Hip hop isn’t dead; it just needs a rebirth” says Qween$Ching. Tupac said “I might not change the world, but I will spark the brain that will change the world.” I am that brain. Qween$Ching has a unique way of being able to flip the script and spit “feel good/commercial music”, then in a blink of an eye spit “real shit/reality rap” that can make even the hardest “G” cry. It’s Qween$Ching’s dream to reach out and touch the poverty stricken, and drug/gang infested communities. “I’m a voice for all the thugs around the globe whose voices do not matter to society” says Qween$Ching.Born and raised in Roswell, “Crazy Town” NM, Qween$Ching began rapping at the early age of 14. In the beginning, her lyrics were geared toward gangbanging and retaliation. Now, a 26 year old Qween says “If we can’t save ourselves, lets save the kids. It’s time something is done to save hip hop and the kids.” Roswell NM is a community made up of 45k residents and was considered worse than Los Angeles, CA (per capita) in drug and gang violence in 1996. “There is a war as real as the one overseas, right here on our streets. I can’t say that I would be alive if it wasn’t for my music and the grace of God” says Qween$Ching.“Clark, your girl Qween is the shit” said Layzie Bone during a meeting with Bone Thugs - n - Harmony in April of 2007. After hearing Qween$Ching spit one verse to her song “Dear Thug, Letter” Layzie Bone asked “Who taught you how to flow like that Qween?” Qween replied “Bone Thugs - n - Harmony baby!” Although the inspiration from Bone Thugs does help Qween express herself, it is ultimately what she has been a witness to that has “taught her how to flow like that.” Other inspirations include 2pac/Tha Outlawz, Snoop Dogg/dpg, Dr. Dre, Da Brat, Mariah Carey, Eminem, Twista, and WS Connection.Qween$Ching’s song “If the World was Mine” featuring D Powers is going to be featured on the “MLK the Movie” soundtrack. MLK the Movie will premiere in Atlanta, GA in January of 2010. Qween$Ching will also to be featured on the “Cinco de Mayo” movie soundtrack which will premiere in Atlanta, GA May 5, 2011. “If the world was mine, I’d bring back Tupac and Bigg, and give them paper and pen, so they could do it again.” “I think Dr. Martin Luther King and Tupac would both be proud of my song!”Qween$Ching’s expectations in the rap game are high. “I do expect people to recognize my talent and see that I put my soul in my songs. I am ready to turn loose my raw and uncut talent so the world can soak up my soul food and the realness in my rhymes. It is MY time to shine and at the same time I intend to touch lives.”