Atlanta - February 16, 2010 - 2010 is off to a great start for POWER Entertainment’s producers, who’ve logged studio time with some of the biggest and rising artists in HipHop and R&B.
Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. recently hooked up with the Grammy Award winning producers, Justice League for a new project with their artist, Laws. This makes the second collaboration for the Justice League, who previously turned to C.N.O.T.E. for tracks for their other artist, 2 Pistols. “C.N.O.T.E. hooked us up with some ill tracks. He did the intro to the album and another song called ‘Been Throwing Money.’ That dude got a crazy future,” stated Rook, one-third of the Justice League, in an XXL magazine interview.
C.N.O.T.E.’s work has not gone un-noticed by Grammy Award winning songwriter, Nate Walka (“Blame It,” by Jamie Foxx and “Say Ahh,” by Trey Songz), who has tapped him for collaborations, as well. C.N.O.T.E. has also been busy producing for Young Money artist, Short Dawg (“Hands”), Bizzare (formerly of D12), Rocko, Young Joc, Krave (Upfront Entertainment/ Interscope), Tami Chynn (Bu Vision /Def Jam) and Wes Fif. The C.N.O.T.E.-produced track, “Goin In,” by Wes Fif, is currently gaining heavy rotation on the airwaves and steady support from major deejays, including DJ Khaled and DJ Nasty.
Another producer, hard at work, Blaq Smurph, has been making a name for himself among the Young Money camp, too, by producing “I Will Always Love You,” by Gutta Gutta featuring Nikki Minaj and Short Dawg. He, along with C.N.O.T.E., has also been producing several tracks for the entire Young Money family, including Lil Wayne. The new single, “Lovesick,” by Priscilla Renea, another Blaq Smurph production, is quickly becoming a fan favorite, with countless cover tributes and a promotional contest on YouTube. Kandi Burress and Raheem DaVaughn have also worked with Smurph.
Last, but not least, POWER’S youngest members of the production family, Tha ProduSirz, have been hard at work in the studio with breakout newcomers, Travis Porter.
For more information on POWER Entertainment and its producers, visit www.rewoPMusic.com or http://www.myspace.com/POWERLLC. For press inquiries, contact Jonnice Slaughter at jslaughter@chatterboxpublicity.com or (404) 348-8289.
Images:
Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E.- http://bit.ly/c-note
Blaq Smurph- http://bit.ly/blaq_smurph_image
Tha ProduSirz - http://bit.ly/thaprodusirz
Links:
POWER Entertainment’s website - www.rewoPMusic.com
POWER Entertainment’s press room- http://POWERent.chatterboxpublicity.com/
POWER Entertainment’s Twitter- http://twitter.com/POWERent
POWER Entertainment’s MySpace – www.myspace.com/POWERllc
About POWER Entertainment
POWER Entertainment, based in Atlanta, GA, is the home of America's Digital Darling and Soul-Pop artist, Priscilla Renea. Founded by one of the music industry's youngest artist-turned-entertainment-moguls, Kenny Kold (of rap group, C-Side), POWER Entertainment is a multi-faceted music empire that houses super producers, award-winning songwriters, a state-of-the-art production studio, and artists spanning Pop, R&B, and Hip Hop genres. Founded in 2003, POWER’S legacy precedes its official launch with roots behind some of the biggest artists of today, including Trey Songz, Ludacris, the Pussycat Dolls, Girlicious, Juelz Santana, Dwele and more.
# # #
Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. recently hooked up with the Grammy Award winning producers, Justice League for a new project with their artist, Laws. This makes the second collaboration for the Justice League, who previously turned to C.N.O.T.E. for tracks for their other artist, 2 Pistols. “C.N.O.T.E. hooked us up with some ill tracks. He did the intro to the album and another song called ‘Been Throwing Money.’ That dude got a crazy future,” stated Rook, one-third of the Justice League, in an XXL magazine interview.
C.N.O.T.E.’s work has not gone un-noticed by Grammy Award winning songwriter, Nate Walka (“Blame It,” by Jamie Foxx and “Say Ahh,” by Trey Songz), who has tapped him for collaborations, as well. C.N.O.T.E. has also been busy producing for Young Money artist, Short Dawg (“Hands”), Bizzare (formerly of D12), Rocko, Young Joc, Krave (Upfront Entertainment/ Interscope), Tami Chynn (Bu Vision /Def Jam) and Wes Fif. The C.N.O.T.E.-produced track, “Goin In,” by Wes Fif, is currently gaining heavy rotation on the airwaves and steady support from major deejays, including DJ Khaled and DJ Nasty.
Another producer, hard at work, Blaq Smurph, has been making a name for himself among the Young Money camp, too, by producing “I Will Always Love You,” by Gutta Gutta featuring Nikki Minaj and Short Dawg. He, along with C.N.O.T.E., has also been producing several tracks for the entire Young Money family, including Lil Wayne. The new single, “Lovesick,” by Priscilla Renea, another Blaq Smurph production, is quickly becoming a fan favorite, with countless cover tributes and a promotional contest on YouTube. Kandi Burress and Raheem DaVaughn have also worked with Smurph.
Last, but not least, POWER’S youngest members of the production family, Tha ProduSirz, have been hard at work in the studio with breakout newcomers, Travis Porter.
For more information on POWER Entertainment and its producers, visit www.rewoPMusic.com or http://www.myspace.com/POWERLLC. For press inquiries, contact Jonnice Slaughter at jslaughter@chatterboxpublicity.com or (404) 348-8289.
Images:
Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E.- http://bit.ly/c-note
Blaq Smurph- http://bit.ly/blaq_smurph_image
Tha ProduSirz - http://bit.ly/thaprodusirz
Links:
POWER Entertainment’s website - www.rewoPMusic.com
POWER Entertainment’s press room- http://POWERent.chatterboxpublicity.com/
POWER Entertainment’s Twitter- http://twitter.com/POWERent
POWER Entertainment’s MySpace – www.myspace.com/POWERllc
About POWER Entertainment
POWER Entertainment, based in Atlanta, GA, is the home of America's Digital Darling and Soul-Pop artist, Priscilla Renea. Founded by one of the music industry's youngest artist-turned-entertainment-moguls, Kenny Kold (of rap group, C-Side), POWER Entertainment is a multi-faceted music empire that houses super producers, award-winning songwriters, a state-of-the-art production studio, and artists spanning Pop, R&B, and Hip Hop genres. Founded in 2003, POWER’S legacy precedes its official launch with roots behind some of the biggest artists of today, including Trey Songz, Ludacris, the Pussycat Dolls, Girlicious, Juelz Santana, Dwele and more.
# # #