Kwano "Tha Corporate Don" Sincere

Name: Kwano "Tha Corporate Don" SincereAge: Time has no destinyFrom;Philadelphia, Pa (West Oak Lane and North Philly)Occupation: CEO and Founder of Black Family Records Music Group, Inc. (since 1999), Artist, and ProducerAmibitions: Building an EmpireInterest: honor, honesty, good business, loyality, family, music, reading, writing books, and sportsHISTORYKwano Sincere humble beginnings started in a Philadelphia section called West Oak Lane. Kwano fell in love with the culture of hip hop after meeting the legendary Dj by the name of Lightin' Rich From Philly. Lightin' Rich showed Kwano the basic art on how to be a Dj. Kwano was so amazed he ran home to ask his parents for a mixer and two turntables. That wish was granted and another Philly basement Dj was born. Then hip hop started to focus on the master of ceremony. So Kwano began writing rhymes. It was Rakim who inspired him the most outside of Grand So ( Lightin' Rich's MC ). Kwano then started recording demos to send out to major record labels but the politics of the industry forced him to become an entrepreneur. So in 1999, kwano decided to Incorporate " Black Family Records Music Group, Inc." and run his own record company. Then in 2000, Kwano released an album called "Tha Sacrifice, Tha Pain, and Tha Glory" which sold 600 copies out the trunk as an independent label. Then kwano pulled the album because the other artist on the album left for better offers from other industry voices. By accepting the lost like a true entrepreneur Kwano started a newsletter called "Universal Culture" in 2002. While doing interviews for the first issue he met Mc. Delite from The legendary group "stetsaonic". after the interview Mc. Delite embrassed Kwano's ambition and took him under his wing for his new record label called "D&d rhythm Records". Kwano worked for D&D as head of street promotions and radio promotions from Maryland to South Jersey. During that time Kwano helped D&D Promote a single called "Tellin' Me Lies" by F-Dot that received airplay on 300 college radio stations across the country (Canada & USA). That single hit the insomnaic Magazine charts at number FIVE IN THE COUNTRY. That was a major high in Kwano's career because he was part of the D&D machine and he added new information to his game (thanks to Mc. Delite and Ded). F-dot was dropped from D&D putting kwano's destiny back in his hands. So Kwano moved from Delaware back to Philly too regroup and that he did. He started a radio show called "Tha corporate don Urban radio show" that was on 1360AM out of South New Jersey. Kwano will be turning his radio show into a radio station via internet. Also, Kwano is releasing universal good music, writing novels, and writing movie scripts.