The next generation of the silvers music group.

There were times when I have bitten my lip while chewing gum, and the sore became painfull. But for some reason, there is a mild satisfaction rewarded by teasing it. I feel like that is how relation ships can be sometimes. Even though we know they are no good for us, we enjoy being sicker; and the pleasure justifies the pain, so we try it again.

Minions is a club song that tells a story just like my previous song "SWEAT", And it just describes the tired club atmosphere that you get when the house is packed with minions. (gold teeth, expensive drinks and basic shit )

Minions is the third single to be released, in a three part project produced By LORD ITILL and The real ADONIS; following the success of "Super Nova", a "BIG BANG"on I-tunes released early 2012 and an upcoming hit single entitled "SWEAT", coming out APRIL 6th. Be on the look out for the final chapter in this mini series of Audio pleasure,"MINIONS".

Its a steamy RIDE of audio porn that drips sex through your nostrils and makes you want to spend all your money at the club on a drunken slut.

This song is going to be one, of many, that changes the face of hip hop/ club music forevor. It is designed for the club but instead of the classic anthem it follows a story format, so you have a relatable situation to reflect on even when you are not "throwing your hands up" at that moment. Despite the fact that the song was written in 20 minutes, it purposely rebels against the standard verses that follow a hook. I do my own thing in the writing format, (repeating words I want to say again, and changing the words of the "chorus" as I go) NO IT IS NOT A TRUE STORY; but one that many can relate to as they often reflect on their vague glory of making out that one night at the club... and cant remember if it was liquor or sweat.

Super Nova is a song that describes this type of chemistry between to people in a very sexual way. It compares the attraction between 2 people similar to the intensity of stars coliding to create a new sun... a Super NOVA.

The real ADONIS, better known as POLYstylez has dedicated his life to the experimentation of art. He is a comic, a singer/ songwriter poet, and activist but doesn't feel like anything should be defined. "there is nothing I hate more than labels"-

He was born in Hollywood Los Angeles, and grew up between Hartford, Connecticut and Atlanta, GA. Polystylez enjoys travel, books and coffee. And is very passionate about life. "you should never do anything that you don't enjoy, that is not what life is about" .

Being in the studio is a day to day joy for himself and the people whom he collaborates with, like the LORD ITILL who produced the hit single "Super Nova" on his latest project. "I dont usually collaborate with other artist because it feels like a marketing campaign, and to me the song is bigger than the performer; but I do like working with people based on chemistry which is rare".

Super Nova is a song that describes this type of chemistry between to people in a very sexual way. It compares the attraction between 2 people similar to the intensity of stars coliding to create a new sun... a Super NOVA.

more music by ADONIS can be found at www.polystylez.com/live

THIS IS THE BEST COMPILATION OF NEW HIP HOP AND R&B ARTIST YOU HAVE HEARD IN A LONG TIME.

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The Bronx, Hip-Hop, and L.I.B.B. -- separately, these elements have historical significance. Collectively, these elements are LETHAL...

For over 4 years, Lord Itill and Big Bear have been carving their own niche into the hip-hop pavement. These two long-time friends possess some of the hottest music production in the B.X. Each of them has their own backgrounds as rap artists; however, producing allows them to be more creative.

So they teamed up together to produce some of the hottest songs for acts like, Mdex, Jbiggets, Chosan and Kenny Juxxx. Having two different production styles. When these two come together and create tracks, Its Banging.

When the idea for the compilation was created. They were thinking about the artist. Showcasing their Talent with a Mix Cd's every few months. And it was a good idea. Helping artist get there music to the masses. Many of them don't have the money or know how to get the street buzz started.

That's were L.I.B.B. comes in. They can start your project and take it to the end at Lord Itill Studio. L.I.B.B. have been doing this for many years out of the Bronx. They have produced Tracks for Independent Labels and Artist. Their musical styles ranges from Hip Hop-R&B-Pop-to Reggae.

They had their Ear to the streets since they were D.J.'s back in the late 80's. A Lot of time has been put in the Game and they have what it take to make Some Quality Songs. {{{{ LOOK OUT FOR VOL. 2. IT'S DONE }}}} THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

libb is back with another hot compilation that will put them in league with the big boy... they have street to club hiphop bangers to head nodding r&b joints. your going to love this one..

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The Second coming...

Lord Itill and Big Bear do it again with the hot underground release of, Get Your Hand Out My Pocket, Vol. 2 of the L.I.B.B. Productions mix CD collection.

Featured on Vol. 2 are not only the veteran Hip/Hop all-stars, Kenny Juxxs, Chosan, M-Dex and J-Biggets, but there are four new MC's steppin' up to the Mic this go round. Knowledge aka Ken Boogie da All-Star, the brother and sister duo -- Bliz and Brazy (don't get it twisted, they can both hold their own)and Splash...all four MC's are some of New Yorks finest!

On the R& B tip, let us not forget Cheryl Denise and Erica Woods, two highly skilled sista's who represented on Vol. 1 for the ladies, but L.I.B.B. is also bringing you J-Harris, a brother who displays tight vocals and harmonies, adding spice to the R&B flavor.

For the second time around, Lord Itill and Big Bear bless us with nuttin' but head bangin' heat. The tracks displayed add more fuel to the fire, blazing New York City with another hot one from L.I.B.B. Make sure you cop a CD.

I Got Mine!!!

Hip-Hop don't stop and neither does Lord Itill and Big Bear. The masterminds behind L.I.B.B. Volumes I and II now present to you L.I.B.B. Volume III: "Business, Bullshit & Good Times." Their hard work has allowed them to connect with Michael Hurd

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Hip-Hop don't stop and neither does Lord Itill and Big Bear. The masterminds behind L.I.B.B. Volumes I and II now present to you L.I.B.B. Volume III: "Business, Bullshit & Good Times."

Their hard work has allowed them to connect with Michael Hurdle and Abu Velore – the masterminds behind the Tanyika video, "I Want To Love You". As one of the most diligent working production companies in the entertainment business, they've sold over 3000 downloads of their original music through the independent artist phenomena.

Speaking of phenomena, this new compilation features twenty tracks of original hip-hop with the familiar spectacular vernacular of artists Chosan, Bliz & Brazy, J-Biggets, Knowledge, Mdex and Shakka. New L.I.B.B. family will satisfy your eardrums as well. Steppin' into the arena is Tanyika who balances the album with her beautiful vocals and catchy tunes on the aforementioned track, I Want To Love You . O.D.T. gets your neck snappin' with both of-their contributions to Volume III as well as feature on the Knowledge joint, F*@k you – Pay me . Mick Manis, a Queens native rocks out his position on the album with the hella fly, I'm Eatin. Tyme Check breathes fire into the project with the sexy banger, Ma Pop That. Last but not least, 1155 supports the team by adding fuel to the flames with tracks titled, Bounce for Me Shorty and Chocolate Sky.

This album comes highly recommend by the streets as most believe we need more albums like this to put hip-hop back on point - have a listen, I'm sure you'd agree. Second times a charm but three is the magic number so be sure to check out L.I.B.B. Volume III and support the movement that's bringing the magic back to hip-hop.

L.I.B.B.

This is hip hop from the streets. Knowledge is from Tampa but born in the NYC.. so you know this album is sick... check it out

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Whomever coined the phrase, "It's in my blood," must have been talking about Ken Boogie DA All-Star. Ken Boogie was born to a mother who had rap skilz back in the day, running with old school rappers from the Bronx to Harlem. She frequented famous spots like The T-Connection, The Fever and The Roxy, rockin' the mic whenever and however she could. Although her local fame didn't grow to epic proportions, she's passed the creative gene to her 21 year old son, Ken Boogie Da All-Star. He's an unapologetically raw, entertaining and lyrically intelligent artist, so make way for the next generation.

Ken Boogie was born in Alabama, raised in the Bronx, and moved to Tampa at the early age of 10. He frequently visited New York, staying with his uncle Big Bear, who was also heavily involved in Hip-Hop as a producer. Kenny always had an ear for music and at the age of 15, he flexed his creative abilities while visiting Big Bear in New York City.

Before Kenny would blossom as an artist, he, like so many of our promising black youths, almost got into using and selling drugs at a tender age. However, with the tough love his family and friends provided, he was encouraged to develop his talent as a rapper. He was recently flown in from Tampa to the Bronx to record his first album at L.I.B.B. Studios, with the guidance of producers Lord Itill and (uncle) Big Bear. The amazing chemistry between the three of them allowed L.I.B.B. Productions to record and mix the dynamic premier album of 13 tracks within one month.

You can catch Ken Boogie grinding on the mix-tape circuit in Tampa, Florida with fellow artists and producers from the same area. You can also catch him rockin' shows and mesmerizing crowds with his manager Big Mook. When you hear him flow, don't think he's just another down south rapper, his roots are deeply embedded in the South Bronx -- with a dirty twist! How about we let his music speak for it's self?