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CONTACT INFO FOR: BOOKING, COLLOBORATIONS, LYRICS, (631)-374-6001 COREY....TO FEMALE AND MALE ARTIST OUT THERE WE WRITE LYRICS FOR HIP HOP, RAP, AND R&B ARTIST. A HOOK ($125 - $300), 12 BAR VERSE ($50 - $150) PER VERSEE, 16 BAR VERSE ($100 - $175). IF YOU NEED A WHOLE TRACK DONE WE COULD WORK OUT A FLAT RATE....GET AT A NIG "Fresh out Da Gudda Entertainment" is a long island, New York based record label consisting of 3 fire emcee's....For most of you thats familiar with New Yorks music...Most of the artist is tryna rep the boroughs even if their not from one of the boroughs...For the most part is not where ya from is if ya game is up to par...We were formerly Bloc Ent, but with all the confusion with "Young Joc's Block Ent" we just decided on a new name with a better fit.We are currently a independent label with the likes of bringing light back to the game wit the slick spittin of "J-leach", the Fly Swagga of *Who Else*, the hunger of "OL3", and the crowd motivation of "Dj- Jus-Nice...Were not ya usual label...Everyone has there own sound and swagga...New Niggas, New Flows, New Attitudes, and coming from the hood is why we "Fresh Out Da Gudda"!!!!All Lyrics on anysong played on here by "Fresh Out Da Gudda Ent"© has been copyrighted by the cogress of copyrights...So dont try to run wit our shit and i gotta see you at the long table wit a infringement suit on ya azz...."Iz either roll wit uz or get rolled da fuck over"The U.S. Copyright Office increased basic registration fees to $45 per application effective July 1, 2006. Fees that changed include registrations, document recordation, supplementary registration, search services, certificates, and additional certificates. Any request received in the U.S. Copyright Office on or after July 1, 2006, for a service whose fee increased on that date must be accompanied by the new fee.On March 1, 2006, the Office submitted a fee study to Congress that provides an analysis of the costs it incurs in providing services, as well as other pertinent information, including the schedule of fees. A Federal Register Notice describes the adoption of the new fees