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A native of Hell's Kitchen, New York - Solomon never had any intension of ever doing music until he was sent to prison on a conviction of kidnapping at the age of 19. It was during his time in prison that he discovered a love for writing songs and rhymes. After 5 years of what was supposed to be a three year sentence, Solomon was released from prison. Solomon started working as an intern for Loud Records during the day while working at night as a bouncer at the Phenomenon strip club. At Loud Sol

A native of Hell's Kitchen, New York - Solomon never had any intension of ever doing music until he was sent to prison on a conviction of kidnapping at the age of 19. It was during his time in prison that he discovered a love for writing songs and rhymes. After 5 years of what was supposed to be a three year sentence, Solomon was released from prison. Solomon started working as an intern for Loud Records during the day while working at night as a bouncer at the Phenomenon strip club. At Loud Sol

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Down-to-earth and focused on her goals, Ms. Hollis recently appeared on MTV's “Next” and was also featured in music videos for popular entertainers 50 Cent, Nelly, Ginuwine & Baby and Brian McKnight. An accomplished dancer, she has been a dancer on the Soul Train television show and a go-go dancer in the reality television show “American Casino”'s LL Cool J concert segment.

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