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Monday, December 26, 2011
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Artists vs Hobbyists
Whats your level of dedication? This is simply from my perspective, but I see hobbyists as a few people. #1.) Artists that constantly do the same thing over and over again, like industry mixtapes. I discussed this on my radio show, but the difference between Wiz rappin over someone else's beats is the fact that he has a large fan base and whenever he does post a song a lot more people are seeing that rather than a couple of hundred followers or facebook friends. I keep saying it over and over, mix up your "mixtapes" with not just industries but also original beats. Which will require you to in some cases buy beats from a producer. Which leads to #2) Self investing, a lot of artists look at this and take it wrong like producers are just trying to make money off them. Producers do have to eat, especially if an artist expects to get a beat, put it on an album and make money. Why shouldn't a producer get paid? I know a great amount of producer friends of mine who have $0.99 beats for lease , myself personally I do it for $30 cause I feel like thats the average online price I do it for. Also producers hold sales with great deals and I guarantee there are artist who look for FREE who never act on any of the sales they see online. Investing itself doesn't have to be monetary it could be knowledge, learn about online marketing, or more about the technical aspects of engineering and production.
3.) Change your routine, this to me is the most hardest part of it all. Lots of us work 9:00-5:00's and we do the usual go to work, come home play games, go hangout with friends and go to the club. I am not saying don't do this by any means but limit it. People who don't believe in what you're doing won't help you reach your vision. It doesn't make them bad people but you have to still INVEST in you with TIME as well. From working on music, networking, setting up a site, brainstorming ideas, there is always a lot of different ways to spend time then the usual.
Keep a positive mindset and always believe you will succeed, even if that means separating yourself from negative people, friends or fam. Negative energy isn't good for anyone's success
Monday, December 19, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Happy Holiday Beat Special of the Week!
Production Prices
Beat Special of the week 50% off all leases enter in coupon code before payment screen, MAJORMUZIK Contract available for leases upon request , I just ask for production credits in any project that you release. Leases are good for 5,000 cd's or albums sold. Exclusives all come with a contract. To purchase any tracks off the player, select the box below and click buy now and it will take you directly to the paypal screen. For tracks paid with a credit or debit card you should recieve the email link the same day. For e-check's it will be 3-5 days or whenever your bank clears the funds.
(To buy beat, make sure either lease or exclusive is checked on whatever beat you choose then click buy now. At the next screen you can enter in your payment info. You should receive an email within 24 hours with your beat as well as your payment confirmation. Savings taken @ next screen for any questions MajorMusicENT@gmail.com)
Runs till 12/25
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Online Music Marketing with a Limited or No Budget for Artists
In today's world, you don't always need a major label to get a buzz, its all about doing a few things and being consistent in doing so. 1.) Drop links inside of forums, don't just go and leave a link to your music, but listen to someone elses music in return. 2.) Collaborating with new artists or producers whether its in your city or not. People remember names,thats why it is always good to get your name out there and work with different people you aren't accustomed to working with. 3.) Biggest one is be different, today as I look online, a lot of artists are doing the same thing, from FREE industry beat mixtapes, to free tagged beats in general. Why would anyone want to listen to a million remixes of the hottest song on the radio from an un-established artist? Thats the difference between a major artist doing a remix opposed to someone trying to get a buzz doing a remix. One other thing and I personally don't know where this comes from, but a lot of artists have a problem or feel they don't have to pay for beats. A lot of producers make it affordable for artists to buy beats some for 99 cents others sell beat specials like 5 for $20 and some artists still have problems doing that. I know you heard me say it time and time again as producers we didn't walk into guitar center asking for free merchandise, so why is it a lot of artists feel they don't have to pay for beats? I can't speak for other producers, but I will promote any artist that supports me, if you've seen my twitter or facebook time line or listen to my radio show then you know I'm not lying. 4. Last piece, get your own website and keep it fresh with content daily or weekly. Make your website a place fans can come to hang out and listen to music or see something interesting.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Jen The Music Maven 1/9/12 on Dee Dot's Producers Corner
Bio: Jen’s interest in music and the biz began in early childhood. She began a formal study of music at age 11. Possessing a vast musical repertoire at age 20 she began to incorporate a comprehensive knowledge of audio and acoustics into her career. She earned her AAS in Audio Engineering (graduated with highest honors) and expanded her musical focus to include the recording and production fields. After honing her engineering and production skills she continued her academic pursuits and earned a BA in Liberal Arts that included a focus area in music business and graduatedsumma cum laude from DePaul University in Chicago.
Jen’s career has expanded to include expertise in: publishing marketing, promotion, branding, merchandising and distribution. She also specializes in Internet Marketing and Social Networking for Musicians and utilizes the most current internet platforms to enhance musical careers.
Jen currently teaches music business courses at Houston Community College, Spring Branch Campus. These courses include: Survey of Music Business (a broad, comprehensive study of the music industry), Marketing and Promotion for Musicians, and Social Networking and Internet Marketing for Musicians. She also serves as faculty advisor for MEISA (Music Entertainment Industry Student Association) at Spring Branch. MEISA hosts two conferences and music showcases each year that feature the best talent and unprecedented opportunities for MEISA members to network with music industry executives.
Jen’s expertise covers a vast array of styles: Pop, Urban, Rock, R&B, Blues, Country, Gospel, Classical, Jazz, Latin, Middle Eastern, African, Turkish, and Romani (Gypsy) styles. Jen has spent the most recent 4 years expanding her percussion/rhythm repertoire through intense studies in Middle Eastern, African and Turkish music and meter. Jen’s private and academic music instruction and performance experience includes: flute, guitar, clarinet, piano, doumbek, riqq, zills, didgeridoo, vocals, theory, composition and ear training and sight-singing.
Hourly Consulting:
Get an individual consultation with Jen Face-to-face, telephone, or Skype! Jen is available for consultation on Brand Development and Promotion, Online Marketing, Social Media Usage and Best Practices, Music Production, Copyright, Publishing, Royalties, Performance Rights Organizations, Distribution, Accounting, Business Models, and Brokering.
Services: Brand Development and Customized Social Media Packages that include custom design of: Website, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, (or online platform of choice), online store front, logo design. Jen offers monthly maintenance packages for social media that cover an array of services including: posting, interacting with fans on a personal level, photo posting, event invitations, video (film and upload to YouTube and post to various networks) and blogs.
Rates and Packages: http://www.jenthemusicmaven.com/services.html
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Monday, December 12, 2011
5 beats $20 right now!
All beats on the site are 5 for $20 with leasing rights! Select the 5 you want, hit buy now then the savings will be taken on the second page! For any questions call 972.591.1049 only business calls no Texting!
Big Dru Stops By Dee Dot's Producers Corner 12/12
Big Dru Lafayette, LA artist will stop by to talk about his latest project, Caught The Game by Surprize and his future projects as well as his career. Tune in tonight 7:00pm Central call in with any questions 646-595-2679 for our panel www.icebreakerradio.com
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Makfully hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner 12/12
BIO:
Makfully (Independent artist from Stockton, California)
I started rapping at around 12 years old. Him and his older brother T.G. and I use to freestyle
on a karaoke to beats. Taking snipped off some of the karaoke music used, they starting starting making mixtapes not even knowing it.
Government name is Adolphus Tolver Jr. The artist name Makfully was giving to him at the age of 14. What started out as a hobby, sparked a new founded career so decided to use a nick name that wasa giving to him.
People who influenced my style?
Ice Cube
Young Jeezy
Jay-Z
C-Bo
2pac
I've done shows with:
Young Joc
Mistah Fab
The Jacka
Spice 1
Turf Talk
and a lot more local celebrities in my region
I have 4 projects:
T.G. and Makfully - Welcome 2 the Street (Mixtape) 2007
War Inc. - Warning Shotz (Group Album) 2009
Makfully - Shoebox Money (Mixtape) 2010
Makfully - Reality Check (E.P.) 2011
and a lot of features and cameos.
I have 7 music videos online.
Checkout the show tonight on www.icebreakerradio.com 7:00pm Central, call in to our panel with any questions 646-595-2679
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Slim Thug On Dee Dot's Producers Corner 12/19
Slim Thug Stops By to Discuss his career, and recent projects on Dee Dot's Producers Corner on 12/19. Follow the cast on twitter @DEEDOT81 @KnuanceworldLLC & @BigRych and submit any questions you want answered on the show. Monday Night 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Par 4 on Dee Dot's Producers Corner 12/5
Join us tomorrow night at 7:00pm central Par 4 will join us on Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Rych & Tre on www.icebreakerradio.com. He will talk to us about his career, recent singles Speakers On Blast, Featherweights and more. We will also have our weekly production topics from our panel on mixing & pro audio as well as revisit our controversial topic on rappers buying beats which has been hot on youtube since last week. Listeners can call in 646-595-2670
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Roxy Milan Stops By Dee Dot's Producers Corner 1/2/12
Biography
Roxy Milan of Atlanta, Georgia is a person made for this industry. Her drive, intelligence and drive among other great qualities. Roxy Milan with a build of 36-25-42, which she carries perfectly on her 5'4” frame and weight of 130lbs. Roxy is not just a Model and Actress, who have been building in both professions since 2009.
As a scholar Roxy theater, cameras and bright lights caught her attention. After sparking interest in high school as she participated in the Drama Club. After which she continued her education at The University of Memphis; upon completion, she then attended Art Institute of Atlanta. Her desire to be in front of a camera, unique talents and consistent work attracted the attention of Photographers, magazines and her own list of fans/supporters. Since then Roxy Milan been featured on various online and printed men‘s interest magazines, modeling websites, videos, and radio interviews.
Visually Roxy has appeared in various videos to show her talents. Roxy Milan has appeared in the following videos: Y.C. Ft. Future - "Racks", Roscoe Dash - "Pretty Girl Anthem'"', Rocko Finesse, Chopper C - "Married To The Money" 1Chance & T-Pain "Gangsta Girl" and several Gorilla Zoe videos. Roxy Milan has also ventured into movies as she makes and appearance in "Video Girl" Staring Maegan Good. In addition to the on camera appearances she has been featured as XXL "Web Candy Of The Month" and featured in Smooth Girl Magazine Jamaica Edition among multiple online features and interviews.
Roxy Milan is currently looking forward to extending her portfolio to include even more Clothing Designers, Photographers, Stylist, Recording Artist, and additional television and/or movie rolls. Currently Roxy Milan is taking her Modeling career to another level. Roxy is signed to Tawag Models & Talent Management. In addition she has hired the assistance of Tawag Promotions (www.tawagenterprises.net) to handle her promotion, Marketing & PR.
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Coli Hellraiser Tawag Model hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner 1/30/12
Biography
Coli Hellraiser, of Virginia Beach, Virginia is an alluring 22-year-old mix of Cherokee, Powhatan, Irish, and West Indian. Her measurements are 32B/C-24-37, which she carries perfectly on her 5'4 105 pound frame. She has been modeling since 2005 but not seriously until 2007 and since then her exceptional looks have been featured on over 30 automotive, and modeling websites. Major car shows such as the world-renowned Funkmater Flex show, NOPI, and HIN have used her extensively. She also competes professionally in national swimsuit competitions.
She is looking forward to extending her portfolio to include even more designers, photographers, stylist, recording artists, and potential management. While interested in being part of such car shows likes SEMA and MAGIC, she eventually would like to spread her wings to include commercial fashion modeling. In her own words she wants to work one on one with clothing designers bringing their pieces to life, trying something very different and elegant all at the same time. Everyday that she continues to network and schedule shoots are steps closer to her establishing herself as a known model and building upon her resume and versatility.
When not modeling she spends her time working or having that beautiful face buried in textbooks, as she studies graphic design, and hopes to actually get on the other side of the camera to foster her other passion of photography. She also loves every aspect of music from the production and mixing of a song to dancing to the rhythm of it. Yes this multi-talented beauty also is an exceptional dancer in a wide range of mediums and can sing as well but admits she would like a couple of professional lessons first though.
Everyone that knows her happily says that she is an extremely down to earth person with a lot of drive, and can be a comedian at times, which are rare qualities when speaking about attractive people especially models but she also knows when to be serious and professional at the correct times. Given the chance to show what she can do, Coli Hellraiser will be living up to her name raising you know what while taking control of the fashion world.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Monday, November 21, 2011
Trap House tonight on Dee Dot's Producers Corner!
Tonight on Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Rych & Tre our guest will be AZ rap artist, Trap House stopping by to talk about his career, future projects and more! We'll also have our weekly hip hop/production topics, call in 646-595-2679 listen live at 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Zak 1 Hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner 11-14
Zak1 is a Bay Area artist that has worked and done shows with names like Raekwon, Mac Dre, Spice1, Knockturnal, Mr. Kee, Noah Jones, Chinx Drugz, Philthy Rich, San Quinn, Hoodstarz, Celski, Ad Kapone, Kafani the Ice King, Lil Ric, Turf Talk, Keek the Sneak, J-Stalin, Berner, and LOTS more. Over 200 songs, 4 mixtapes available @ datpiff.com and 3 albums on itunes, this artist is reaching for the stars with no plan on stopping anytime soon. Check the videos and add his artist page on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zak1/302383827863 and follow him on twitter @OfficialZak1
About this project:
The follow up to Zak1's 1st vol of the "Real. Life. Soprano." Mobbtape Series, this is Vol2 co-starring San Francisco's M Dot Brando of the Beat Cellar. This is a series of mixtapes I am doing based on the Sopranos series', pretty much Im flipping each cover to look similar to the covers of the actual TV series, and Im donning my Sicilian family last name of "Zucaro" to give it a "Real Life" touch. Vol 2 features the super talented Jules Jones, King Reegz, Bar None, Ed Dosia, P.I., AJC Clemons, Errelevant, Mac El, & The Kid Rated R, and is available via bandcamp @ http://zak1.bandcamp.com/releases where u can preview and d/l the mixtape. It is mixed by DJ VIP on the tables, and hosted by DJ Stunna of Power 105.1, a popular NY hip hop radio station.
Checkout his New Single Zak1 ft M. Dot Brando We Still Real
Catch Dee Dot's Producers Corner on www.icebreakerradio.com Monday Nights at 7:00pm Central call in 646-595-2679
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About this project:
The follow up to Zak1's 1st vol of the "Real. Life. Soprano." Mobbtape Series, this is Vol2 co-starring San Francisco's M Dot Brando of the Beat Cellar. This is a series of mixtapes I am doing based on the Sopranos series', pretty much Im flipping each cover to look similar to the covers of the actual TV series, and Im donning my Sicilian family last name of "Zucaro" to give it a "Real Life" touch. Vol 2 features the super talented Jules Jones, King Reegz, Bar None, Ed Dosia, P.I., AJC Clemons, Errelevant, Mac El, & The Kid Rated R, and is available via bandcamp @ http://zak1.bandcamp.com/releases where u can preview and d/l the mixtape. It is mixed by DJ VIP on the tables, and hosted by DJ Stunna of Power 105.1, a popular NY hip hop radio station.
Checkout his New Single Zak1 ft M. Dot Brando We Still Real
Catch Dee Dot's Producers Corner on www.icebreakerradio.com Monday Nights at 7:00pm Central call in 646-595-2679
Buy Beats at www.MajorMusicENT.com
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
It's finally here now available on itunes $3.99 pick up the Major Moves EP, with guest appearances from Boome, 3-D, Big Dru and more! Pick it up right here http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/major-moves-the-ep/id468428351
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Upcoming Releases from Icebreaker/Major Music Distribution
10/18 Dee Dot-Major Moves the EP features from Boome, 3-D Big Dru & more
10/24 Big Dru- Caught The Game By Surprize- features from Short Stop, Wochee, Dee Dot, Watts Wages & more. Produced by Major Music & Joint Chief of Staffz Productions
both albums will be available on I-Tunes & other online music retailers.
Major Music Ent. & Icebreaker Radio Apps
Fans of the shows can download the Major Music Ent. app https://market.android.com/details?id=com.appsbar.MajorMusicEnt34531 and also the Icebreaker Radio App https://market.android.com/details?id=com.appsbar.IcebreakerRadio31589&feature=search_result . Keep up with all the news and more!
Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Big Dru on 10/24
Will have Lafayette, La's own Big Dru on Dee Dot's Producers Corner to discuss his new project, Caught The Game by Surprize as well as his career and more. It all goes down on 10/24 at 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com . Listeners can call in with any questions or comments at 646-595-2679 looking forward to this one!
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
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Mr. Phat his Dee Dot's Producers Corner Monday Night 9/26
Lafayette, Louisiana's Mr. Phat stops by Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Tre & Rych next Monday night. Mr Phat has been know for his Phat Tuesday mixtape series, also an artist and his work with Cupid. We'll discuss his career, past/future projects & more this Monday night from 7:00-8:00pm central on www.Icebreakerradio.com call in with your questions and comments 646-595-2679
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Rico D Writer hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner Monday night
Rico "RicoDWriter" Baylor an accomplished, Songwriter/Arranger/Poet/Writer resides in Houston, Texas by way of Louisiana. Rico is a music industry executive as an A/R Rep for Vevaci Entertainment/Universal Music Distribution Group and the CEO & Founder of F.O.Y. Artist Consulting Firm, Inc. Rico is emerging as an industry leader in Songwriting & Arranging as he pens songs across genre lines. RicoDWriter is an ecclectic fusion of music and music stylings! He states some of his major influences are Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Michael McDonald, The Doobie Brothers, Earth Wind & Fire, George Duke, Joe Sample, The Manhattan Transfer, Sarah Vaughn, Debarge, Ella Fitzgerald, Donny Hathaway, Roberta Flack, and many more artist! RicoDWriter "Welcome to my Instrumentation of Music Intepretation"
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
NFL Predictions
Well that time has come, a day before this season, no video this year on my picks but I'll pick through this blog post. Last year I had one team hindered all year with injuries in the Saints, still made the playoffs, but wasn't the year I thought they'd have. On the other side was close once again with the Jets, but you unfortunately don't get credit for being close. This year, I think tomorrow nights Saints vs Packers game will be a future NFC title game. In the NFC I think its them 2 and maybe Philly. Dallas hadn't fixed their problems yet, same secondary, young offensive line I see maybe 8-8 to 9-7. My sleeper in the NFC is hard cause I think there are 3 teams that didn't get into the playoffs last year that can get in this year Tampa, AZ & St. Louis.In the AFC I see a race once again with New England, Pittsburgh & the Jets then there is just everyone else. Sleeper in the AFC to make the playoffs is Oakland, not saying that cause I'm a Raiders fan, but they went 8-8 , undefeated in their division but still didn't make the playoffs. I think they win the division and break they're long playoff drought. In the end......I see the Saints vs Patriots in the SB in Indy! See you guys at the end!
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Looking for a way to get your album out?
Major Music Entertainment is now a fully authorized distributor for over 150 online stores! I know there are some other sites that allow artists to do this digitally, but what we're giving you is a few things they aren't #1, you get a barcode for EVERY copy you register online digitally that will allow you to put out a hard copy anytime you want to. Secondly instead of paying a yearly fee to keep it up its one flat rate FOR LIFE, lastly any singles that you want BDS registered we do that for you as well so that on any BDS registered radio station your music gets played, you get paid. There are also other things we do for artists that get distribution through Major Music Entertainment, like interviews and airplay on the Icebreaker Radio network which currently has 5 shows a week and growing. We will also do a press release for your album on the blog site to run with your interview. To get more info contact us at 972.591.1049 or email at MajorMusicENT@gmail.com serious artists only
Producers Mindset
Whats good to all producers out there? First I'd like to shoutout all the Producers who follow Dee Dot's Producers Corner & live off beats, I look at these 2 respective groups as a fraternity of Producers.
I've been peeping a lot of timelines and message boards from a lot of producers particularly on soundclick and facebook and what I found are of course a lot of producers that are grinding and making things happen EVERY DAY on the other side of things there are the ones who still view this as a hobby and either A.)let other people influence their decisions and work ethic whether its friends or family. B.) Make a ton of beats and don't know how to market online or C.) Procrastinate. Now to start off with "A", we all have people in our lives we got love for dearly, but there comes a time where if you really want to pursue this music production, you're going to have to break out of your normal habits, playing video games 8-10 hours a day, buying jordans, hanging out with the homies etc. When it comes to people especially your family you're not saying their bad people, but you have to put in time whether its in the lab, promoting, or simply getting the knowledge on how you can build an actual beat business. You will get people that say its not possible, or even not take it as serious as you but you have to keep a consistent rhythm around things. Spend a few hours daily working on your biz which is not just making beats, but learning how to sell beats online or locally, learning how to network, or learning mixing and mastering techniques. The internet is an unlimited resource for knowledge, we all know how to google something when we want it, whats stopping you from googling something that can help you become successful in the future. Now comes the part of saying , every day I'm going to work______ hours a day on my business or whatever the case. If you made a few beats and expect to get paid the same day you're probably in the wrong business. What you do today has an effect 3 months, 6 months a year and so on so forth down the line. When I first learned about beat selling online it was 2009 I had got laid off from my job and I just did music for 5 months. I stumbled on a liveoffbeats.com ad on myspace and clicked on it, little did I know a few years later my life had changed. I took some of the courses and audio Postman had released and just kept doing what he said in all of them. Behold 2 years later I finally sell my first beat which was in March of this year. It didn't stop there, from that point on pretty much every month since then I've sold a beat, some months up to 6 beats some as little as one but its progress, and these were from people I've built a relationship with over the span of 2 years, and guess what they're going to tell their friends and so on so forth. So what I'm saying is get the knowledge, then apply it and be consistent at it. Just cause you're not making a beat one day doesn't mean you can't have a productive day, get online and network! Visualize your future and set goals, I promised they'll be reached!
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Monday, August 22, 2011
SUPER PRODUCER DRUMMA BOY GIVES ADVICE TO FUTURE PRODUCERS TRYING TO GET...
Great Game dropped by Drumma Boy
Friday, August 19, 2011
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Next Weeks Guest Layzee Boy hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner
Born February 27th 1980 in Dallas,TX. Still a work in progress,
LAYZEE BOI has become one of the most humble, polite and deepest
artist you will ever in the industry. Growing up in many suburbs
located in and around Dallas County has imprinted such a variety of
influences on this up and coming Rap Artist. Just like many Rap Artist
hardtimes and struggles isn't anything new to LAYZEE BOI. Everything
from welfare, drugs, lost loved ones and police brutality never kept
this strong soul down. His love and passion for music began as a young
boy with influences such as Michael Jackson, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh
Prince, New Edition and MC Hammer. As he reached his young teen years
his ears became stuffed with the sounds of N.W.A., 2 Live Crew, Cash
Money Records, 2Pac and most notibly Three 6 Mafia. It was the
crunkness of Three 6 that convinced LAYZEE BOI to pick up a pen in
1994 and start writing.
By 2004, with ten years of developing tracks for a CD that was only
sold around the block "Deep Down South" was done. Never being
discouraged having strong dedication and determination to create a
record that would catch the attention of people in benefiting
positions, "EYEZ WIDE BUCK" is the record. Along with many other
tracks soon to be dropped as MIXXTAPE VOLUME 3 "OUT DA KUT", LAYZEE
BOI is ready to take the industry by storm. Along with fellow rapper
BLAC, this unsigned artist is more than ready to Show & Prove to the
world that he can stand amongst the Elite and ride along with the Best
in the music industry. As he likes to say "I got the KEYZ2DABAKERY!".
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Monday, August 8, 2011
DeeDot's Producers Corner Ep. 2 "Side-Chain Compression"
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
DMX hits the corner next Monday night!
This Monday night 8/1 we'll be joined on Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Rych and Tre by none other but DMX. We'll be talking about his career and future projects and some of the Producers he'd like to work with. Tune in live @ 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com
3 beats for $60 going on right now
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Thoughts on my first Major artist or producer interview
As I sit about 30 minutes after interviewing Paul Wall on Dee Dot's Producers Corner, a year ago when I stumbled onto Icebreaker Productions, no where did I think this would happen. First interview of many to come with many major artists, and I hope to produce a track or few for them. I will say to the world, if you have something you believe in or you want to do in life, go ahead and pursue it to the fullest. Sure I'm not where I want to be in my career, but I'm also not where I don't want to be either, don't let anyone tell you that what you want is impossible. 2011 in life has had its ups in my career from selling more beats, to finishing up this EP and the radio show and it isn't even over yet, I started to pursue my vision when I was 25 and learned a lot on the way, some guys start younger, some older but its never too late! I thank god everyday for this music career and the people that constantly show love and support to the fullest each and every day. Away from the limelight it helps take my mind off of life behind the scenes and I want everybody to know that without you we at Dee Dot's Producers Corner , Major Music ENT & Icebreaker Radio that we all appreciate the supporters!
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Is Hip Hop back ot being relevant?
Growing up in the 90's hip hop era was an experience and in my 29 year old life I haven't seen it duplicated. Shortly after the 90's, music started becoming to commercialized on MTV, BET and the radio which led to some fans being split on the style of music that was in the mainstream. It sounded more pop than hip hop to a lot of people, it was also like it was being forced down our throats. Now as I look there's a new breed of artist that have emerged, from Curren$y , Wiz Khalifa , Jay Electronica, Wale, Kendrick Lamar to J. Cole to name a few have been really getting into the spotlight. I think its refreshing to hear a new style of music come out. Sure they still don't get any of the air time a lot of other artists get, but they have fans beyond the masses. The great part to this, is that this evolution of hip hop hasn't even fully changed yet. There are more and more artists who are using the same formula from putting their music online to doing local shows, who have built their fan bases from the ground up. Sure its not the 90's, but I like where the industry is headed.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Friday, July 22, 2011
Friday, July 15, 2011
This Monday night 7/25 Paul Wall stops by Dee Dot's Producers corner to discuss hist latest projects as well as talk about hip hop life in the city of Houston. The show starts at 7:00pm central live on www.Icebreakerradio.com you don't wanna miss this one!
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Fearless Kid on Dee Dot's Producers Corner on 7/25
Fearless Kid stops by Dee Dot's Producers Corner to talk about his new Sick to Death mixtape. I've got a chance to work with him on one of his singles Life's a gamble, I see a bright future ahead. We will also talk bout our weekly marketing topics for producers and artists as well as our mixing segment with Rych and Tre'. Tune in on www.Icebreakerradio.com for the live show on 7/25 at 7:00pm central.
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Monday, July 11, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Swaggit Dream Gang hits Dee Dots Producers Corner
Next week catch Swaggit Dream Gang on Dee Dot's Producers Corner! We'll be talking about their upcoming projects as well as get some of their opinions on the state of hip hop today! Also we'll announce the winners of the Beat Battle and Freestyle battle next Monday night at 7:00pm central on www.Icebreakerradio.com call in with your questions and opinions 646-595-2679
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State of Hip Hop (Being an Artist and Producer)
Today it seems as if being an Artist or Producer is the thing to do. Guys taking pictures "thuggin" or in the studio on facebook or twitter. Real artists and producers know the difference and see the difference. Who's talking and who's actually putting things into action. Its cool to rap over industries, but its like I always say you have to eventually create your own identity. Today a lot of values are out of place when guys will buy Jordans or Video games instead of a beat for something they claim they love to do. Stop and think about which side you stand on, think about where your career is right now and think about what you're doing to live your dreams?
Second thing I wanted to address is a lot of artists and producers send me messages on how they can get more known or get more exposure. Some of the things that I did all along and didn't know it which is VERY simple. What is it you ask? Just simple civilized convo with a like minded individual can lead to more opportunities. What helps me is posting in the forums on soundclick and rapmusic.com also the many groups I'm involved in on facebook. Everyday people post links sure you can't listen to all of them but best thing to do is work on building one new relationship each week whether its with an artist, producer or anyone in the music business for that matter. I'm also learning the in's and out's of twitter, which is infact a great networking site because these days most of America has smartphones which have twitter apps which means when you hit them up its going directly to them as a text message.
Last topic is the local scene, some of the things that have helped me get shows and meet more people locally have been looking on craigslist and backpage there are a lot of opportunities some good some not so good, but you never know what you can find in your city. Networking with local artists in general is always an open opportunity like going to shows and events. To get local shows I recommend checking out Afton shows and Webookgigs.info which have helped me in the past as well.
Do all the following over time and see that network grown year after year. You will really be surprised the progress you make as long as you stay consistent. There have literally been guys I've met on myspace in 2006 that I've talked to over the years have helped me as a producer and even appeared on my show. You never know how these relationships can turn out after years.......
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Next Weeks Guest Ricochet hits Dee Dots Producers Corner
Ricochet Rock Nice of Rock Nice Prod. & Ent. Also R.D.B. Prod. & Ent.
He started playing drums at age 8 played in his first band at age 11.
He plays 4 different instruments Guitar Bass Drums and Keyboards.
He was also a Battle Rapper for Grand Master Pleasure out of Forte Green in Bklyn back in 1979.
He went to Erasmus Hall H.S. in Bklyn Ny and also Martin L. King H.S. in
Manhattan NYC.
I went to school with "James D-Train Williams, Sha-Rock, The Funky 4 Plus One More, Larry Love, Afrika Bambattas Zulu Nation.
He has worked with "Tony & Skip Wright of "World Premier" who had a hit record out in the 80's called "Share The Night."
He has jammed with "Butch Fury" from "Steve Arringtons Hall Of Fame" formerly the group "Slave"
He has been in the studios with "Stunt Man" of "Reel To Real" with the hit record "I Like To move It".
He also hung out with "KRS-1" and "ICU" and also let KRS-1 on stage to perform with "Cut Master DC" and also "Prince Markie D" of "The Fat Boys" and also knows "Kid Capri".
I knew some of these artist before they even had a hit record I stood right next to GrandMaster Flash, DJ AJ, Jimmy Super Rhymes Spicer when they performed.
I was there before Hip-Hop hit wax and I have been there since the inception of this culture they call Hip-Hop.
Musical Influences: I have too many to mention!
Interests: Digital Audio Production
He started playing drums at age 8 played in his first band at age 11.
He plays 4 different instruments Guitar Bass Drums and Keyboards.
He was also a Battle Rapper for Grand Master Pleasure out of Forte Green in Bklyn back in 1979.
He went to Erasmus Hall H.S. in Bklyn Ny and also Martin L. King H.S. in
Manhattan NYC.
I went to school with "James D-Train Williams, Sha-Rock, The Funky 4 Plus One More, Larry Love, Afrika Bambattas Zulu Nation.
He has worked with "Tony & Skip Wright of "World Premier" who had a hit record out in the 80's called "Share The Night."
He has jammed with "Butch Fury" from "Steve Arringtons Hall Of Fame" formerly the group "Slave"
He has been in the studios with "Stunt Man" of "Reel To Real" with the hit record "I Like To move It".
He also hung out with "KRS-1" and "ICU" and also let KRS-1 on stage to perform with "Cut Master DC" and also "Prince Markie D" of "The Fat Boys" and also knows "Kid Capri".
I knew some of these artist before they even had a hit record I stood right next to GrandMaster Flash, DJ AJ, Jimmy Super Rhymes Spicer when they performed.
I was there before Hip-Hop hit wax and I have been there since the inception of this culture they call Hip-Hop.
Musical Influences: I have too many to mention!
Interests: Digital Audio Production
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Mavs 2011 NBA champs
Well well well, I must say first and foremost congrads and the better team won the series in the Dallas Mavs. They did sweep Miami during the regular season 2-0 and I did pick Miami to win this series but at the beginning of the year my orignal pick was LA vs Boston once more but both were eliminated by the 2 finals participants. The Mavs to me have a completely different look than they did in 2006. A much tougher supporting cast which took a lot of that work off of Dirks shoulders. I've been overly critical of the Mavs for years and as a basketball fan I have to be fair again congrads.
Miami to me didn't look as tough as they do on paper. It almost reminds me of the Lakers team from 2003-2004 season where they had Malone, Kobe, Shaq and Payton , I thought they took MAJOR steps back and I didn't think that Wade or Lebron would have went out like they did in the past 3 games. One other issue was Eric Spolstra's coaching, he wasn't getting in anybodys face he wasn't very animated, way to calm and collect when he should have got off the bench and ripped someone a new one. I originally picked Miami losing to Boston and winning it all next year but I'm not so sure about that given the Celtics may have one more run injury free and the Knicks may also contend remember Billups and Amare were both injured. I think Miami needs a true point guard, better center and a bench that can give them some production.
The Mavs to me are an interesting bunch they can go either way, I definatley think they'll contend again, but wondering how will Caron Butler come back? Also will Kidd's age be an issue playing an 82 game schedule and then the playoffs? Barrea is coming up and could be the short term fix for the future. Then you still have to see what LA will do to get better cause although they got swept they have similar issues and also need a bench. I also think OKC is a young team that will be better, they took 2 steps forward from last year and to me just need to add to that bench. James Harden is on his way to really challenging Westbrook for that "#2" spot on that team as well as possibly becoming a star.
Overall a great season, I hope we don't see a lockout and I am looking forward to the draft and off season. I hope my Pistons can do something big to become relevant once again! Have a great summer, I'll be very limited on sports news and thoughts till Football season begins again!
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Dante Lewis hits The Producers Corner 6/13 also Beat Battle & Freestyle Battle Rd 2
Next Monday night 6/13 our guest will be Dante Lewis a producer from VA who's going to stop by and talk about his upcoming project "Dante Lewis is Amazing" as well as give his opinion on some of our production topics. Also the second round of our Producers battle and will anyone show up to take Topic in the freestyle battle? It all goes down Monday night @ 7:00pm on www.icebreakerradio.com as every week call in with your comments and opinions 646-595-2679
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Producers Corner Beat & Freestyle Battle this Monday night
This week on the Producers Corner we're kicking off our summer beat battle and freestyle battle, In the freestyle battle we have J-Kerr the 18 y/o Dallas rapper vs Topic who will also be apart of the Producer battle facing off against Browny Texas.Winner of this round will move on to face a new opponent next week, the final will be on the 6/27 show where the winner will win a free distribution deal as well as be guaranteed an interview on the Producers Corner after the tournament is over. We're also going to have Classyfolk from the Mr. Boomtown Music Group on the show debuting new music and talking about their careers and projects. It all goes down Monday @ 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com
Call in # 646-595-2679 and there will be a poll to vote after the battles for your favorite artist or producer!
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Mr Boomtown Music Group hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner on 6/6
The famous video/BET nominated director @mrboomtown has launched his label @imboomtownmusic aka Boomtown Music Group! Mongo_Slane & slimmboslice aka Classy_Folk are his first artist off his label. Classy Folk is a group out the dallas-fort worth metro. They have been affiliated wit Mr. Boomtown since 2002. With Mr.Boomtowns new fame and success he hopes to continue his progress with his new label Boomtown Music Group and very talented group Classy Folk. Classy Folks music is not like the regular sound u here out of dallas. Just listen for yourself
also the first round of the Freestyle and Beat Battles begin in addition to our production topics all Monday night at 7:00 central on www.icebreakerradio.com
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Mavs vs Heat.....with new faces in new places
At the start of the season, I thought both teams had a chance to play in this years finals, but I thought with Caron Butler Dallas' chances had went out the window. Miami as well going through that horrendous losing streak this year, but will say between the two teams I have seen some great basketball being played. Dallas whom I been very critical of for years have finally showed that they do have heart with come from behind wins, as well as sweeping the 2010 NBA champion Lakers. Miami to me I compare to the Packers in the NFL , they were hot going into the playoffs and the way they beat Boston right before the season ended kind of made me lose confidence in my pick (Boston) lol. I think the series will likely go 6 or 7 and while I do credit Dallas for this run I have to say I'm going with Miami to win this series. I know Dallas swept them during the regular season however its a different animal right now and I think LeBron and D-Wade will be able to match Dirk, and also I think Haslem on Dirk will be something to watch as he shut him down in the 2006 finals. I will also say I wouldn't have a problem with Dallas winning its well deserved after years of playoff struggles. Dirk has played leaps and bounds better and showed up in important games when his team has needed him. I also think it would be good for the city of Dallas, either way I'm just ready to see some good basketball!
Friday, May 27, 2011
Producers Corner Beat & Freestyle Battle this Monday night 5/30
Producer Beat battle and Rapper freestyle battle on next weeks Producers Corner winner gets an interview on the radio show and FREE distribution of their next project! Send track, bio and pic to MajorMusicENT@gmail.com ill hit you back with the info and listen to past shows at www.majormusicent.com also visit the icebreaker radio site www.icebreakerradio.com . The Producers Corner comes on Monday nights at 7:00pm central you can call in at 646-595-2679
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Prime Tracks hits The Producers Corner Next Monday Night
Jermaine James aka Prime Tracks from New Orleans now living in Memphis after Hurricane Katrina. His goal is to make "GOOD MUSIC".Prime started making beats in 04,He was mentored by the Great Tre-8 and the Legendary DJ Ice Mike putting his Stamp of Approval on him. In 09' he had a big break with producers credit on: Tre-8 "Fresh Dress", Busta Rhymes "Wack", Papoose "Chips" & Destiny" , Twista "Still Do It", Lady Luck "Sexy Bill", and more to come....
You can catch the interview on Monday night at 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com with Dee Dot, Rych & Tre aka the Distinguished Gentleman.
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Monday, May 23, 2011
Wochee "Grindin' " Official Music Video Directed by JimmyZ
From Video Producer Jimmy Z and Lafayette artist Wochee
Tonight Producers Corner!
We'll explore music licensing, online marketing for Producers and tips for producers! We encourage you to call with any questions on the show 646-595-2679 and listen in live at 7:00pm with the Distinguished Gentleman Rych and Tre www.Icebreakerradio.com
Monday, May 16, 2011
BEAT ZILLA hits The Producers Corner tonight!
Tonight's Guest BEAT ZILLA will be stopping on The Producers Corner with Dee Dot Rych & Tre to talk about music production, his upcoming projects and more. Join us tonight at 7:00 pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
James Duhon of Spotlight Films hits Dee Dots Producers Corner
This week on Dee Dot's Producers Corner our guest is an independent video Director/Producer James Duhon who's also worked with BET's College Hill as a camera man when the series first started in addition to working with KLFY TV 10 as a camera man and is making his own mark as an hip hop video director. He is going to stop by to talk about some of the artists that he's worked with as well as talk about his latest project that was shot by him here it is
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
NBA Playoffs have arrived
Well the time has come to "Win or Go home" and I must say this is the most wide open I've ever seen the NBA playoffs in a long time. Out west I think their are 3 teams capable of winning it all in Los Angeles , Oklahoma City, but I picked San Antonio to win the west based on 2 things. #1.) Home court advantage, I think a veteran team like this with finals experience and the coaching of Greg Poppovich will be big for them to make another run. I don't care what happen when the Lakers went in there a month ago and beat the pants off the Spurs. The Spurs still tied the season series 2-2 against the Lakers and with Bynam being hurt who knows. I got the Spurs beating LA 4-2 in the western conference finals. Oklahoma City is my sleeper in the west as well, they gave the Lakers all they could handle last year and having Kendrick Perkins will be big for them. In the east I think some how some way Boston will get back in one last time, however Miami is the hottest team in the east going into the playoffs in my opinion I think they're catching fire at the right time. Now heres where I think it might get crazy, I think Boston would beat Chicago in a 7 game series, but think Chicago can beat Miami in a 7 game series. The potential Miami/ Boston series in round 2 will be big, and looking at a potential Magic vs Bulls matchup in round 2 is big as well. I think Chicago needs more size inside and in the back court, thats something that may hurt them in the playoffs. In the end I'm sticking with Boston vs San Antonio in the finals, Boston in 6.
The Independent Movement
Its been a while since I wrote on the blog, just been so busy with the radio show, growing my production business by making beats and working on my mixtape. One thing is now, everyday I'm just so amazed by what I see from peers online and locally. Hip Hop isn't dead either, infact the next wave of artists and producers will take it to another level. This movement has more than replaced the radio , BET and MTV. I see guys grinding creating their own fanbase, releasing their own albums and connecting with people through social networking. To the artists and producers that are truly grinding and you know if you are , keep it up! Its very motivational to me to see everyone succeeding. To the guys that aren't you're probably not, because you might be that guy constantly trying to cut corners (ie free beats, too many industry mixtapes etc) people want something fresh and new. You also gotta create your own "swagg" and image to the music. Its always time to make a change and move in the right direction. This isn't a game though you have to make sure you're doing everything simultaneously industry and original beats.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Tonights on the Producers Corner
Our guests will be Arlene Culpepper and Taylore B from The Heat magazine. We will be discussing some of their work with the magazine as well as just hip hop in general. Also lastly the conclusion to out Icebreaker Radio beat battle which features the winner from week 1 Rych Muzik vs week 2 winner JGucci Beats. This will definitely be a hot show this evening, catch us live from 7:00-9:00 central on www.MajorMusicENT.com
Friday, April 8, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Cennsational Music 17 Year Old Producer Hits Dee Dot's Producers Corner 4/6
Cennsational Music is a 17 year old producer out of Vt. He started his career as a beat maker in late 2009, and with only a small amount of time working on his craft has grown into a promising talent in the future of the music industry. He began playing with looping programs in 2009, and made a move to Fruity Loops 5 months later. While continuing to work with FL, he is learning to use Reason and Ableton to expand his knowledge in music production.
When he began producing, he started working with artists at his school, who are now putting together their first album, scheduled for release on May 2nd.
Cennsational is the owner of www.cennsationalmusic.com, a beat website founded in early 2011.With a lot of room to grow, there is much to look forward to in the future of music production for Cennsational.
For past interviews go to www.MajorMusicENT.com if you're a producer and you'd like to be featured on the show email a bio and pic to Dee Dot at MajorMusicENT@gmail.com
same email addy for the producers beat battle as well!
Friday, April 1, 2011
Next Weeks Beat Battle Participants
JGUCCI
Nomind Beats
Will be interesting, we have Nomind Beats vs JGucci beats. Be sure to check this one out live on Wednesday night on the icebreaker radio show. Remember to vote for your favorite producers beats below on this past weeks show video. You can vote by either commenting on the video on youtube the blog or by tweeting me your choice. www.twitter.com/ddot1981.
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Dee Dot's Producers Corner
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
Producers Beat Battle & Freestyle Contest for Rappers
This week on the Icebreaker Radio show we will be hosting a Freestyle battle and Producers Beat battle as apart of D-DOT's Producers Corner. No wackness allowed so you know what it is come correct or don't come at all. The battles will run with the winner going on till the next week until out April 29 show. Callers will get to call in and vote for their favorite artist or producer and you will also get feedback from the icebreaker radio crew. As far as the prize, you will win FREE distribution for a project of your choice from Icebreaker Productions. You will also be featured on my website as well as get an interview on the radio show with the Icebreaker Radio Crew! All tracks can be submitted at MajorMusicENT@gmail.com
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
KingIDivine hits The Producers Corner Next Week
Next week we'll be back with D-DOT's Producers Corner show live on blogtalk.com/icebreakerradio ! This weeks guest is well know for his Crown Jewels Mixtape series which he is about to release the 3rd in the series. Kingidivine has a soulful style which I think the game is in need of right now. We'll be discussing his upcoming projects as just his thoughts on todays production. Here's more straight from his site www.KingIDivine.com
Born to Guyanese and Panamanian parents, King-I-Divine entered the world as Sean Maxwell on January 27, 1982. Growing up in New York City, when hip hop and R&B were in their prime, music became a very influential factor in his life. As a result, King-I Divine’s style of production often utilizes dusty kicks and snares, reminiscent the booming 1990’s urban sound.
As a result, King-I Divine’s style of production often utilizes dusty kicks and snares, reminiscent the booming 1990’s urban sound. His main tools are old records and the MPC 1000. According to the young composer, Wu-Tang Clan producer RZA, along with Pete Rock, DJ Premier, and the Neptunes, heavily influenced his style. King-I is also inspired by a range of artists- from early 90’s groups like Boot Camp Click and Jodeci to musical greats such as Stevie Wonder and Sam Cooke.
King-I-Divine recently graduated from Berklee College of Music, earning a Master Certificate of Production. He is the CEO and owner of King-I Entertainment based out of Atlanta, GA
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Let The Madness Begin!
Well we're just days before the NCAA tournament, I feel like a kid on Christmas day! I am a big basketball fan in general, its my favorite sport and after this it goes right into the NBA playoffs! As far as the top seeds it went to the teams with the best record which is a good basis but some of those records are a little inflated based on the conference like Duke for example. The ACC isn't the same ACC it was in the 90's the level a competition isn't there so thats why I suppose they won 30 and lost 4. The Big Ten and Big East would be the more power conferences in this and the Big 12 is pretty tough as well so I can agree with the other seeds. I haven't picked a champ yet, but my Final 4 consists of Kentucky facing UConn and Louisville facing Pitt on the other side. Lets see what happens!
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