A who's who in Burnlounge
Maybe you don't need the money or have the time to set up a Burnlounge as an additional income stream, but you may still be asking yourself what do these people know that I don't know. Maybe they see a trend, and recognize the timing is right to bring home a piece of the $200 billion music and entertainment industry. Visit www.burnlounge.com/thevoxbox and play the commercial (at the bottom) to see what's the buzz.
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Don't forget about Friday November 17th 6:30pm @ The Holiday Inn 4th Arch MC Lyte and CEO/President Alex Arnold presents the first music seminar for BURN LOUNGE in Philadelphia, Pa
What's the scoop on who's in the group.
A who's who in Burnlounge
Maybe you don't need the money or have the time to set up a Burnlounge as an additional income stream, but you may still be asking yourself what do these people know that I don't know. Maybe they see a trend, and recognize the timing is right to bring home a piece of the $200 billion music and entertainment industry. Visit www.burnlounge.com/thevoxbox.
Don't wanna feel left out? Get in here. www.burnlounge.com/thevoxbox
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Hear MC Lyte and other artists at the Burnlounge site above.
Justin Timberlake Burnlounge investor and V.I.P. retailer. Cadillac A little music to burn rubber. Shaquile O'Neal Shaq promotes his albums on Burnlounge. James Brown The Godfather of Soul. Hootie and the Blowfish Multi Grammy-winning quartet - Darius Rucker, Mark Bryan, Dean Felber, and Jim "Soni" Sonefeld Elvis Presley Enterprises Even if you have already sold a billion albums, you are still going to want a Burnlounge. Danica Patrick The most popular face in sports -- NASCAR driver Danica Patrick Dale Earnhardt Jr. Listen to Dale Jr.'s favorites. I bet he brings along his mp3 player for the practice laps. McGheela Enterprises World renouned music producers--here is a partial client list:Benise
Bonnie McKee Chris Cagle
Down
The Drew Davis Band
Hootie & The Blowfish
KISS
Lovehammers
MEG
Randy Coleman
shurman
Tata Young
Ted Nugent Willie Nash Bold songs and a big heart--Willie Nash is a native of Michigan who grew up on the sounds of the south and with a passion for singing. The over all charm of his sound is honest and his stage presence will leave you wanting more. Rickey Payton Jr. Indie Record Producer, Musician, Composer & Song Writer. Independant Retailer & CEO of the indie artists live concert series The Vox Box. Stephen Murray Digital Media Wire interview with Burnlounge Co-Founder Stephen Murray. -- -- -- -- -- -- --
MC Lyte
MC Lyte on Burnlounge: "It puts me and my fans in charge."
..MC Lyte, with her gravelly voice and signature hard-edged style, came to BurnLounge before her latest album, Back 2 Lyte, hit stores on June 9th. To assist her in spreading the word through her BurnLounge, she has put together a a team of retailers consisting of Shawn Stockman (of Boyz II Men), Angie Stone, Mekhi Phifer (of E.R. and 8 Mile), NBA star Derrick Coleman, Yo-Yo, and actor Wood Harris (of HBO's The Wire). Not stopping there, through contact with John Monopoly she was even able to enlist Kanye West and Wendy Williams to join up with BurnLounge.Together, this team hopes to spread the music that they love to the widest possible audience.
"BurnLounge has given me a platform to showcase my new music," Lyte says. "And this new project is the full hip-hop experience. We concentrated on just an authentic hip-hop sound; we weren't concerned with a club song, a radio song or any of that. We just did what felt good."
Not only was the two-time Grammy nominee the first female rap artist to receive a gold single, she was also the first rapper ever to perform at Carnegie Hall. Rather than letting the legend end there, Lyte went on to star in "Moesha", "For Your Love", and "The District", among various other TV series. She also lent her voice to commercials for Nike, McDonald's, and Coca-Cola, recently she became the first rapper to tour with the USO. But of course, her passion is hip-hop. But she's not entirely thrilled with what she sees.
Lyte describes today's scene as largely dominated by marketing, not originality.
"It's up to hip-hop lovers, radio and video shows to support the MCs trying to make a difference," Lyte says. "There are lots of artists who care and create with a sense of purpose. Most hip-hop that's being promoted is not that."
Lyte admits that she loves the music and the business, but she "just wishes the lyrics could be a little more thought-provoking."
Lyte continues: "I believe in balance: right now, hip-hop is a little too one-sided with negative lyrics and not enough inspiration. It's disheartening, the way women are portrayed in hip-hop culture. As much as women have done for the game - just life in general, it would seem like we should get way more respect. MCs that love and respect women in their lyrics should be celebrated more.
After two decades as a successful rapper, MC Lyte definitely understands what works in the music industry better than most.
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MC Lyte hands up for Burn Lounge