Ankron "Drex" Taylor is a Savannah ga mc, grew up in the rugged westside streets, in the jefferson area. The southern mc finally recorded/released the long awaited debut entitled "The Hustler Rapper". The album includes hit singles Tippin feat. Diamond, Trappin feat. Gorilla Zoe, and Whats life feat. dipsets Hell Rell. Videos are also available for Whats life, Tippin, and Fahgettaboutit on worldstar hip hop.com. Fans and followers can check him out on WSHH.com, You tube videos.com, Datpiff.com, Facebook/Ankron taylor, and @drex on twitter. Album can be purchased on i Tunes, Sound exchange, or Amazon.com. Drex is open for collaborations, show bookings, and features.

The creativity of great musicians seems to come out of thin air, and it is this mystic aura that draws crowds to stadiums and fans to believe in every word sung into a microphone. It’s that muse that separates the great from the good, the best from the rest, and Millie Holidae from all the other newcomers. In a time when marketability and image reign supreme, Millie Holidae stands by his artistic integrity and lives by his music. Being raised in the studio, playing instruments and writing songs were his “playstation” and ”X-box”. Music has never been a hobby for Millie Holidae, it’s always been a way of life. A fantastic song writer and producer, he is ready to face the crowds and make them believe, make them see, and make them know that his music can fill a stadium and they can believe in his every word. On September 17, 1984, Walter Joseph Zelinski III was born to perform. His father was a part of the band “Court of Appeal” and was a traveling act involved with Franki Valli and the Four Seasons and Ray Goodman and Brown. After falling in love with his band mates’ sister, young Walter was born and so began the story of Millie Holidae. Growing up in New Jersey, he was always in the studio with his father Millie was the little mischievous boy running around throwing sheet music in the air and cutting keyboard wires. By age 10 he began to play the keyboard and started writing his own songs. Once he finished high school, Millie got more involved with the music scene and became a party promoter in Morris County, New Jersey for such venues as 46 Lounge, Club Self, and Apocalypse. Being immersed in the local scene he decided to open his own studio and start his own record label in Patterson, NJ. Top of the Line Studios and Big Stomach Entertainment started Millie Holidae on the path to becoming a rapper/ producer/ songwriter, and he will never turn back. His connections in the local scene allowed him to build his reputation as a rapper. Once Millie Holidae set up shop he became a ghost producer for some industry veterans and began to strengthen his repertoire. Now his focus is his own career, and after performing in the local scene he is ready to expand his stage and introduce his persona to the world. With an extensive catalogue and a lifetime of experience, Millie Holidae is sure to impress. His cleverly written singles “WHITE BOY SWAG” and “CAN’T WAIT” are sure to kick in the door of the music industry and make some noise. With the appealing swagger of a Jersey Boy and immeasurable creativity he is sure to steal a few fans from some big artists.

“A Person Is On A Path Of Destruction When He Stops Believing In Himself…” Tigga Tha Great Dedicated Himself To A Passion In Putting Forward The Efforts Of His Record Label Tha Great Ent. To Be Finically Set Alongside With Him, Coming Out Of Oakland, California; A City That Never Sleeps, A Lot Of Mentallies Help Mold A Hustler. From Moms Singing In The Kitchen To Relatives Beat Boxing And Making Beats On The Wall Made It Easier To Keep His Mind On Music. Tha Great Ent Was A Official Label In 2008 With The Help Of His Group Elite Gang And Associates Elite Team. What Sets Tigga Aside In His Unique Style Is His Versatile Consistent Flow Game But, Ultimately Love, Passion And Soul About SOMETHING That Is Proof Of Living … In The Words Of, Tigga Tha Great

KAMUI Born Theodore L. Mercer, Kamui (Pronounced cam-We) was born and raised in Jersey City, NJ. The name Kamui means “The Chosen One and God Soldier “, which was given to him by his cousin. It was the martial arts training, which he started at the age of three and the fact his cousin felt like he was a born superstar, the name Kamui was given. Like most MC’s, Kamui is the product of a broken home. His parents’ divorce when he was only 9 left a strong impression on him and sparked his interest in spoken word poetry. “My father was my biggest influence in my life,” says Kamui, “because of his childhood; he was very strict with me, so that I would stay out of trouble and off the streets.” Caught in the middle of his parents’ bitter arguments, Kamui would turn to writing poetry, to help ease the pain of their eventual separation. To make ends meet, Kamui took advantage of his stunning features and athletic build, and began modeling at age 18, doing shows and photo shoots for outlets like Black Men Magazine, Eastbay, and BET. As a side job, he started ghostwriting songs for other artists. But soon, he found himself hungry for more, and longing to step out of the shadows. Prompted by his friends and family, and his musical heroes Biggie, Eminem and Jay-Z, Kamui decided that, from that point on, he was going to write for himself. In 2001, he formed a group called Koda with his friend Rico King, and began writing songs inspired by the highs and lows of his life, growing up in Jersey City. The duo stayed together for two years, and managed to rise from unknowns to scoring opening acts for Nappy Roots in 2002, where they got their first taste of fame in front of a crowd of 5,000. One year later, Kamui and Rico were asked to open for 50 Cent in Louisville, Kentucky. Kamui jumped at the opportunity to perform for one of his idols, and the show solidified his goal: to become the face of the new generation of hip hop. A keen martial arts enthusiast and personal trainer, Kamui channeled his discipline and competitive spirit and spent the last few years perfecting his craft for songwriting. Most rappers come with gimmicks these days – but Kamui’s the real deal. What you see is what you get,” says Melonie Anderson, Business Manager and big sister to Kamui, and Producer Jason “Hazadous” Logan agrees: "Kamui is an artist who knows who he is and knows where he wants to go with his music. His a coast to coast rapper that will make a hit out of any track giving to him, east coast beat, west coast beat, it doesn’t matter he likes to goes in. He makes no apology for wanting to make your head nod and join the party.” Kamui’s style – which blends Jay-Z’s introspective rhymes, the smooth vocals of a LL Cool J with swag like no other – he offers a fresh and undeniably sexy take on mainstream hip hop.

BLACK THA DON NIKEMA STOVALL NIKEMA STOVALL ALSO KNOWN AS “BLACK THA DON” IS AN UPCOMING INDEPENDENT ARTIST BORN AND RAISED IN ATHENS GEORGIA. BLACK THA DON WAS RAISED BY HIS GRANDMOTHER BECAUSE HIS MOTHER WAS IN PRISON. SUBSEQUENTLY, HE DROPPED OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL AT THE AGE OF 15 AND PURSUED A CAREER IN “STREET PHARMECEUTICALS”. DURING THIS TIME HE DISCOVERED HIS TALENT AS A POET. AT THE AGE OF 22 HE DECIDED TO PUT SOME MUSIC BEHIND HIS LYRICS WHICH LEADS US TO HIS HOT NEW SINGLE “CAN’T SEE ME”. HE HAS PERFORMED ALL OVER ATLANTA AND ATHENS.