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The Month Of May's Theme Was "WE THE PEOPLE..."
For over a decade, artist BUA has been making a mark on popular culture with his unique style of Distorted Urban Realism, single-handedly spearheading a new genre of art. Born and raised by a single-mom in NYC’s untamed Upper West Side, BUA was fascinated by the raw, visceral Manhattan street life and found himself absorbing the essence of the burgeoning culture at places like Rock Steady Park and the Douglas Projects. BUA studied visual art at the High School of Music and Performing Arts (“Fame”) and complemented his education on the streets by writing graffiti and performing worldwide with breakdancing crews such as The New York Express and The Dynamic Breakers. At 16, BUA performed with The New York Express in a show created by famous choreographer Julie Arenal (“Hair”). The show toured all over the world including the Spoleto Festivals in Charleston, South Carolina and Spoleto, Italy where he performed with Rudolf Nureyev. After high school, BUA went on to the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California where he earned a B.F.A in Illustration. There, BUA learned the technical skills that allowed him to unleash his creativity.More
http://www.justinbua.com
http://www.myspace.com/justinbua
http://www.myspace.com/reubmuzik1
About R.E.U.B.
I am rededicating myself to making "myself" happy, and what I think will make "myself" happy, is being absolutely honest, creative, and free.
So here goes nothing: I am not a crip, blood or any other type of gang member. I am not a pimp or womanizer, I am not ignorant (if you and I got a problem I will try to talk first, then beat your ass!), I don't sell crack, and I don't drive a Benz yet! Now that I got that out of the way, lets get to it. I hate that stupidity is the climate in which I am living. The dumber the better, that's the slogan for the last 10 years. Its everywhere, sports, television, life in general, and of course music.
The lyrics in hip-hop are weak, like old lunch meat left on the counter to spoil in hundred degree heat for a month. No one cares, no one loves, and no one dares smile: we all have bad attitudes, sell crack, degrade women, shoot first, snatch chains, and drive Bentley's but never leave the hood! How many CD's can be about the come up! Can someone black write about something else. Can there be some more black movies, that ain't about hood life. What about a black movie that was just a movie but happened to have black people in it... you know just a good movie!
At the end of the day: I write to entertain myself not you, because you collectively don't care what I say. At the end of the day: My face is the only face in the crowd that I really want a smile out of, so love it or hate it, I'm going to do what I love the way I love to do it! At the end of the day: it's dark!
http://www.myspace.com/m_foley
http://www.myspace.com/whispher
Check Out Foley's And Sis. Whispher's Debut On W.E. A.L.L. B.E. Radio:
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THANKS IN ADVANCE.
SEA AWARD CATEGORIES (Nominate Our Names In Red By Each Category)
Slept on Artist of the Year- Digichild/D’Life
Best Mixtape Series- Hostile Takeover
Mixtape Artist of the Year- Foley
Best Freestyle On a Mixtape- Barz
Indy Rap Album of the Year- Hostile Takeover II
Indy Rap Artist of the Year- Digichild/D’Life
Indy R&B Artist of the Year- WhispheR
Indy Producer of the Year- Foley
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