The NTuned Show with Ms.P And The Family

Ronald Williams is taking the wheels of steel to another level and is packaging it up and presenting it to the world of music in a gyroscope.

By definition, a gyroscope is an attempt to demonstrate the earth's rotation, but by Ronald's definition it's the movement of the mounted wheel that causes the music world's rotation, rotating the center disk demonstrating the music world's spin in more forms than just records.

The name may be new to you, but Diamond has been around for some time. Some of you remember her as the artist simply known as "Dallas". She brought you songs in 2003 like "Good Crazy", "Not Another Day", "Me and You", "Step On 'Em"...the list goes on.

After what seemed to be a promising career, Dallas took some time out of the music game for personal growth and has reemerged for us as "Diamond". "I added the ‘Diamond’ for a few reasons. I've been through a lot, and the music at some points has put a lot of pressure on me but diamonds are formed under pressure. I kept ‘Dallas’ because I'm still me, only better."

The amazing Ms, Mac Milly and the one only C-Dash Bout Cash Live you don't want to miss this!

I am Okendo, not sure really what that means.  I really don’t sit around and contemplate what that means to be a name.  I do however stay mindful of how I can express myself, whoever that is.  I always loved piano.  I remember the first time I asked to be shown how to play.  My friend Ian’s mother was a accomplished painter and musician.  She had an upright piano and she played well.  Wanting to be the same I asked her.At that time I was about 14 or so and was not right with my family.  I never attended school consistently in high school due not having a stable home.  I never got along with my stepdad who couldn’t understand my behavior.  I am loud, full of energy and always in an unorganized state of projects to finish.  So my Grandparents who loved me very much would take me in and try to get me back on track.  Something wasn’t right with me though.  I would leave and live on the streets of Hollywood, CA. or Phoenix, AZ.  When I would return to Orange County where I am from, my friends would sometimes allow me to stay the night with them.  Ian, many times would let me stay where I could practice playing piano and get some rest from the tiring outdoors.

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New Jersey entrepreneur Larry “Lak” Henderson is the co-founder, recording artist and co-producer of Smart Music Entertainment.  Since 2007, Smart Music has created high-quality educational hip-hop music.  Their blend of educational lyrics and underground hip-hop beats makes learning fun, accessible and more modern for a new generation of young people who are drawn to hip-hop music.  Their new CD, Lesson One: Hip-Hop and Education, uses rap lyrics and today’s hip-hop beats to teach students U.S. history, geography, health, politics and African and African-American history.

M.C.RED is one of the California’s most preeminent kept secrets. She is an up and coming female recording artist who aspires to revive hip hop. She began recording in 2007, on her macbook pro, which was a gift from entering college. This gift came with promise; a promise to complete college. Before then, M.C.RED always desired to rap, but never picked up a pin. She would only freestyle for the love of it. Today, M.C.RED is one of the best female rappers in California. “Here to heal hip hop, I’m the the doctor and the gauze. The problem and the cause.

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Fusing an eclectic blend of passion and insightful lyricism, Melo creates a sound that resonates universally.  To put it simply, Melo is not an artist created in a demographic vacuum. His stories of struggle and triumph transcend age, race, and demographic barriers and serve as inspiration to a generation lacking any definitive leadership. His artistry stands out in an industry of sameness as he pushes the limits of creativity while balancing the needs of his listeners who crave much more than just a short sugar high.  Melo says, “Nobody makes albums that people can still listen to years down the line anymore. I strive to make records so complete that ten years later when you listen, you’ll say damn I wish brotha’s still made records like this!” Similar to early rap pioneers such as Public Enemy, Ice Cube, and Grandmaster Flash; there is a message in Melo’s music.

If there is one word than can describe an individual like Sin Marcellis, it would have to be “Gifted”.  From an early age he was known to pick up on things almost immediately, and not just pick up… excel. As early as 8 years old Sin had begun to display an interest in music, namely the hip-hop genre. With an almost innate ability to formulate rhymes spontaneously he became known to friends as an excellent “Freestyle” rapper. A reputation which followed him most of his life throughout high-school, where he won numerous rap battles, stole the show at countless performance showcases and became notorious as “The guy you didn’t want to rap against”. Unfortunately, none of these gained accolades could persuade young Sin to seriously pursue a career in music, which ultimately led to him dropping out of school and turning to the streets. Once again using his gift to adapt and thrive, he found a new sort of success under the tutelage of his new found influences on the streets of North Philadelphia. All the spoils of ill-gotten gains seemed to be well worth the risk until it all came to an end due to a combination of the crumble of the lucrative operation he was working under, and the murder of his best friend. Quickly reassessing the direction of his life he began to slowly focus back on the other love of his life, music. Upon moving back to Philadelphia after a short stint living in Chicago he began to write music for other artists which would eventually lead to him going into business as a ghostwriter. Using this as a financial “Backbone” he would also go on to work as a feature artist alongside some of Philadelphia’s premiere talent.