He is not just a MC…He is not just another rapper…He is the “The Voice of Reason”
He is not just a MC…he is not just another rapper…he is the “Voice of Reason”, better known to the world as Royal-Tee. His debut album, “Alumni,” was released September 2007 under Street Dreamaz Entertainment. He brought an innovative and fresh new style to Charlotte, NC aka the “Queen City" with his trendsetting style and clever lyrics. He is more than a breath of fresh air to hip hop; he is the epitome of raw talent. Royal-Tee was born in Charleston, SC as Ade' (pronounced Ah'-Day) Adisa Vanderhorst, which means "Royal Priesthood" in the Nigerian language. The legends that have come before him that inspired and molded him into the artist he is today are: Nas, Eric B and Rakim, LL Cool J, KRS (Boogie Down Productions) and other outstanding lyricists from the 80’s. Royal-Tee promotes positivity and upliftment in his lyrics and is a true hip hop renaissance man. He uses his voice to encourage, motivate and bring consciousness to anyone that listens to his music. “Without a vision, we perish.” Hip-Hop is here TO STAY!
Carolina All Day had a chance to sit down with, Street Dreamaz own, Royal-Tee. He discusses his music, influences, thoughts on the game, and even drops us the video for his smash hit, “Mother’s Day Anthem.” Check out the interview below.
If you ever ticket your own shows (even if it is done by guest-list), then Eventbrite could be an easy solution to your needs.
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Last week while researching Facebook apps, I ran across the all-new ReverbNation.com, and spent some time test-driving this new “indie artist empowerment tool.” Now, I’m not easily impressed these days, but they’ve made a believer out of me.
ReverbNation borrows heavily from MySpace, PureVolume, and others, but with two fundamental differences.
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Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200. Go directly to the blog entry Seth Godin posted today: Music lessons. He lists 15 “things you can learn from the music business (as it falls apart).”
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The best way is to constantly and persistently study what hit songwriters do. Learn from the best. Listen to the radio and take notes on what hit songs have in common.
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