On Tomorrow's Show

Hip Hop News, also Boome will be dropping off his new single Suicide On The moon live on the icebreaker radio show live @ 7:00pm. We will also discuss the NBA, Potential NFL lockout and more. To any artists or producers that want to get interviewied email D-DOT at D.DOTFUSE1981@gmail.com. Next week Boome will be on the show again as well for a more extended interview as well as the return of the producers corner with guest Roberto Flack! Tune in live @ 7:00pm www.blogtalkradio.com/icebreakerradio

Upcoming Producers Corner Interviews

On the upcoming editions of the Producers Corner Segments we will have Roberto Flack!

Roberto Flack (aka RL) is a Music Producer out of Miami, FL who's worked with an array of artists from NY, FL, LA, UK. His music has been featured on many of the top Hip Hop blog sites including 2DopeBoyz.com, DJBooth.net, and NahRight.com

In 2007 he produced the Official Miami Heat "White Hot" Playoff Anthem which was featured on TNT.

He's currently working on production for artists such as BK Cyph, The Incomparable Shakespeare, Lucian (of Community Property) along with his monthly Podcast show The Rob Report featuring DJ Spaz and Co-host Skripz. You can stream or download the Podcast at:

http://djspazoner.podomatic.com/
Hear Some of his Music at

http://www.reverbnation.com/#!/robertoflack

Boome "Suicide Off The Moon" Official Video.

To Turn Pop or Not?

A big debate these days on should you change to fit in with "todays style" or stick with your own signature style? To some people its about money, to some its about the art. For me its about the art, after a debate with someone then the interview on Wednesday night on the radio show, I've came up with this conclusion. I am taking ANY deal from ANY buyer, but I am not focusing my energy on going pop, to me I do this production and this rap for the love of music. Music is supposed to be about expression not about constant party, money, cars and women. I do think a lot of artists sell out to get ahead and I think the radio, tv and bet all played a part of killing hip hop. On the other hand hip hop isn't dead it just moved to the internet. We live in a day in age where everyone is trying to do the same type of music and no one seems to have signature sounds. That isn't just in production but also music in general. I personally couldn't ever see myself selling out just to get a record deal or production deal. I think creativity needs to make a comeback and fast!

Producers Corner with D-DOT Guest Postman & Traumah Part 1

Producers Corner with D-DOT Guest Postman & Traumah Part 2

First Guests: Traumah & Postman from Traumah Drums & Liveoffbeats.com

The Producers Corner kicks off this Wednesday night and the first guests are well known through the online music production community as Postman & Traumah. They are also known for having started www.liveoffbeats.com which have taught producers how to make full time income off of music production on the internet through networking and marketing. Traumah Drums which is Traumah's creative drum brand which he provides quality custom drum sounds and libraries for producers check out his site www.Traumahdrums.com and lastly the Post Traumatic production company owned and operated by both Post and Traumah, they have been successful getting television placements as well. Live Wednesday Night we will interview them about all of the above on my very first Producers Corner segment @ 7:30 pm central live on the Ice Breaker Productions Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio!




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