Hostile Bio : He goes by the rap artist name of Hostile/Choclito DeCoco a.k.a Mr. Gitit Regardles. Originally from Brooklyn, NY (921 Myrtle Ave…Tompkins Projects…just 2 blocks from Marcy Projects). Currently residing in Elmira, NY (TELMIRA/SNITCHVILLE) Hostile is prepared to take the world by storm and finally put Upstate NY on the map! “Talk is cheap and action speaks louder than words!! I believe GOD put everyone here for a reason. I believe my reason and my gift…is my music”. Hostile a.k.a Choclito DeCoco…A grimy hip-hop lyricist whose ghetto visual staccato flow demands respect from the streetz, the industry, and the world! The wait is over for “New York’s next rap Don”…and he is currently accepting offers…HOLLA Upcoming Projects/Shows Currently; I have a couple projects in the works DJ Young Cee/DJ BrandNew hosted by Jo-Jo (founder of The Rock Steady Crew) Hostile aka Mr Gitit Regardles “AlwayzaTarget” Mixtape series. working on debut album “GITIT REGARDLES” due out fouth quarter 2010, as well as working w/ Coast2Coast Mixtapes, DJ Young Cee (G-Unit/Shadeyville), DJ Streets (D-Block), and DJ BrandNew (Mix Master Ent.) on numerous collabs and projects! In works for a couple college tours and performances; I was also nominated for best new unsigned hip-hop artist HMMA. Song Preview: http://soundcloud.com/swurvradio/i-liyke-it-by-hostile-a-k-a-mr-gitit-regadles-bump-it-or-dump-it

JoBee’s Bio New Orleans, La breed. Joseph McKeel a.k.a JoBee is one of the most innovative and serious out there. Descending from a long line of singers and dancers JoBee was destined to become a star. From his smooth, sexy and unique dance moves to his sensual, soulful southern hummingbird voice; He is sure to give the ladies vocal stimulation. There are many fans who support this soon to be iconic legend. The ladies adore him and the fellows aspire to be just like him. His personality is like a big pot of Gumbo, it's very diverse and it won't leave you unsatisfied. Deeply rooted in the church, JoBee is greatly influenced by Gospel music and the immense affect it has on people. His soulful improvisations will make you want to repent and even fall in love with that special someone. His enticing falsetto is definitely ear candy for the ladies. His versatility and extreme work ethic is what will drive this seasoned crooner straight to the top. There isn't any genre of music that he hasn't dabbled in. Whether it be Jazz, Alternative, Rock, or Reggae you name it he's been influenced by it. Today's industry has been over crowded with young artist who's talented but, singing about issues that they haven't experienced. This grown and sexy songbird will give you real music with an edge.

DIRTY SOUTH ENTERTAINMENT Dirty South Entertainment was officially launched in the Spring of 2003 as the brainchild of former founder of Southern House Records, Toney ‘Montana’ Mosley. Mosley, an avid lover of hip-hop/rap music, was the chief investor in the six man rap group Suthern Klick from his hometown of Albany, Georgia. After enlisting the services of music industry veteran Sid ‘Uncle Jamz’ Johnson and promotions/marketing/retail expert Judy Jones and her company J. Jones Entertainment, Mosley served as the executive producer of the debut album by former Suthern Klick member Ole-E called IF THE STREETS COULD TALK. The album spawned such southern market radio favorites as “Livin’ Comfortable” and “We Country”, and sold over 15, 000 copies with limited distribution. After taking a long hiatus, Mosley decided that he wanted to, “Get back out there”. He immediately re-enlisted Ole-E who has a buzz already in the industry and Big Nod who is a straight grinder himself that will go everywhere and talk, pass out fliers and do what he has to do to help Dirty South Entertainment sell music. The trio will see their hard works come to light with the release of BIG NOD’s first single “Top Model”, which ships to radio, record pools and clubs the second week of September, with his album, GRIND MODE set for October 5th release; and Ole-E’s first single “I Bet She’s Freaky” (featuring r&b singer Zay) shipping to outlets September 14th, and the album UP MY WAGER set for an October 12th release.

BIO- Los Haas is from Toronto,Ontario repping the 416.An up n coming hip hop artist songwriter . Los Haas was born in Somalia but raised in the suburbs of Toronto,Ontario before eventually moving to the city known as THE DUB (Windsor,Ontario) it is their that he found his niche for music.Inspired by a close friend who was a rapper as well, Los Haas first started rhyming believe it or not inside a classroom in which he would exchange rhymes with his close friend back and forth on a piece of paper to see who had better rhymes,it was that moment in time that he realized writing lyrics was very interiqing and a challenge that he liked taking on.Putting words together in harmony became his new hobby and caught his attention to a point where he would eventually write lyrics every single day.In which he would write about real life experiences and living in the struggle as well as things that moved him and motivated him. It was than a couple years later that he decided he would take his music seriously by recording music. At first it was a struggle but he would later on find his rope and a groove to go with a delivery that suited him best. he would later on sign with a local group based in Windsor.which lasted for a short stint and decided to leave realizing that the label wasn't taking him any where. Later on he would eventually go to open mics in Toronto,Windsor,Ontario Canada,and across the border in Detroit,Michigan to make him self a name and be recognized in the game. He would eventually be featured on a couple of mixtapes released in Michigan and Toronto. He was the opening act for the Windsor Hip-Hop Showcase which featured artists from Detroit,Windsor and Toronto Los Haas is a talented and creative person that has a lot of passion and love for what he does. .With lyrical skills like these and a sound that is unheard of before Los Haas is surely possibly what the game has been missing

Amiyj There’s a saying in the basketball world: You can’t teach height. In the stratosphere of entertainment, it’s star power that relegates education obsolete. It’s also what makes tomorrow such an inviting host for Massachusetts’ first hip-hop star, Amiyj (pronounced Ah-meej). With a fashion model look, consuming charisma, a flammable independent single (“Take A Picture”) and personal story worthy of cinematic attention, Amiyj is you and your significant other’s favorite new MC. Born in Worcester, Massachusetts to a Ghanaian father and Trinidadian mother who weren’t able to financially raise their son, young Amiyj was shipped to his grandparent’s home in Trinidad. With a minister for a grandfather and a Soca band leader for an uncle, Amiyj discovered an appreciation for words and music early on. This appreciation would mature into a passion once the destined MC returned to the U.S. as an adolescent and found what would remain his biggest love (until the birth of his daughter): hip-hop. “Yes my extremely diverse background immediately separates me from other rap artists,” says the 28-year-old. “But there’s so much more to my story that I have no choice but to stand apart from the pack.” His story does get deeper. While Amiyj’s parents were finally able to shelter and feed their son, they had no desire to keep him on par with the Jones’s. So at age 14, Amiyj fell into the all-too-familiar trappings of drug hustling. Never compromising his intelligence for commerce, Amiyj maintained his A-student status during the former part of the day and hit the block heavy for the latter. By the time Amiyj was able to send himself to Salem State College (Sociology major) he already had a rep as a local rap star, built on his articulate delivery and fortified by rock-solid relationships throughout the underworld. Throughout the New England area he would easily sell out shows, even becoming the first rapper to perform at the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra. Unfortunately, after college, with mixtape sales and a Hollywood modeling contract unable to sustain his new title of Dad, Amiyj returned to hustling, eventually landing him a drug charge in 2008. Fortunately an illegal search helped him avoid prison. Viewing his exoneration as a blessing, Amiyj teamed with Famish Enterprises and fully committed himself to his music. Now with “Me” catching fire from Boston to South Beach and his self-titled video grabbing the Internet’s attention, it’s looking like the son of two immigrants is finally ready to live his American dream. “How many rappers lived in a foreign country, have a criminal background, went to college, were signed to a major modeling agency and can make hit records with the best of em?”