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Learn More About Keez MC via LHMPR Radio Podcast Show Blog here Keez was raised in Harlem but lived in the Bronx. Keez MC got approved to distribute "The Best of Keez MC" through AWAL which is owned by Kobalt Music Group, via a collaboration venture with LHMPR Radio Music Distribution. Keez MC started collaborating with Host Yvonne Wilcox and LB Management on November 23, 2015 back when LHMPR Radio was called Virtual City Radio. The message to Keez MC from Music Executives is "Through your dedication and hard work, you have begun to build a body of work that will become a key component of your success. We are pleased and privileged to be with you on this journey". Keez MC latest release is the single 'The Truest'. He is an artist out of New York, raised in Harlem and lived in the Bronx. Over the years he's released numerous albums and amassed a good size following. His albums have also received award nominations, and ultimately awards themselves. Keez is a hard working independent artist, grinding at this for over a decade now. Any artist that can stay at it this long, deserves some respect. The latest release by Keez MC is 'The Truest'. The track isn't too over produced, leaving that real and raw sound. As he says in the track, he's an independent artist that doesn't believe in record labels. Something we can get behind for sure here. The beat is relaxed and allows Keez none stop lyrical flow to stand up strong. Listen below and follow him on social media: #Listen #Share #HipHop #Rap https://apple.co/3ciA4P1 Keez MC was raised in #Harlem but also called the #Bronx his #Music Birth Home! Especially on Twitter @KeezMC TikTok: @keezmc48 Facebook.com/KeezMC1 Instagram: @keezmc48

Byzantine is a new edgy Hip Hop group from Baltimore and Philadelphia whose music represents a light in a dark period. Adopting monikers of Saints of the Byzantine Era, these masterful artists use cautionary tales, songs of hope and good vibes paired with grit from the streets to offer a refreshing aura to the world of Hip Hop.  The four artists who make up the group are St Justinian, St. Leo, St. Phocas and St. Zeno.  Together they’re introducing their unique sound and style to the world with their second single “WATER”. “WATER” is the follow up single to the group’s lit first single “ILL,” which was featured on SWAY in the Morning, BET/MTV Jams, DTF Radio, Air it Out Radio and various other mix shows throughout the country. When asked for the meaning of their latest single “WATER”, each member gives their perspective of the song which; echoes the same profound message; “Water” is about making the change in one’s life that takes you out of harm’s way. According to St. Phocas, the big picture for the group is creating music that is thought-provoking, aggressively challenging, and inspiring through its personal and sometimes convicting messages.  “We want people to understand we’re not talking about the same things everybody else is talking about,” St. Phocas said. “We’re not degrading our women or our brothers and sisters.  We’re making songs that sound good and have a deeper message.” “Each of us individually has a different sound,” St. Leo said. “I’m more laid back, while St. Zeno and St. Phocas are more animated than myself. When we come together, we blend well together.  We’re all carrying each other, and we all bring that same level of talent to the table.” Official Website

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I learned a lot about my Mother, I even learned why her friends nicknamed her Hot Chocolate. I listened to her story and I also know why her heart turned from Hot to Warm then to Cold based on the things she went through and the things she had to deal with. Betrayal, Kidnapping, Divorce and Homelessness. Hot Chocolate is a Female who loves a good cup of Hot Chocolate 365 days a year, she loves it so much until people often compare her to a cup of Hot Chocolate that is not Hot anymore. She doesn't like to call it Hot Cocoa because she likes to think of it as Melted Milk Chocolate in a Cup. Hot Chocolate is a nice person but because so many people has taken advantage of her kind heart, she is no longer a Hot Cup of Chocolate in fact she is not even a Warm Cup of Chocolate she is the coldest cup of Chocolate anyone has ever been around. Hot Chocolate’s real name is Sandra Street, her Mother named her that because they were living on a street named Sandra Street. Hot Chocolate always wanted to ask her Mother why she named her Sandra Street just because that was the name of the street where they lived. Hot Chocolate has two sons, Lee Davis is twenty-four years old, and one year old DeShawn Street. Hot Chocolate is forty-three years old, and she is trying to teach both her sons about life to make sure they don’t make the same mistakes she made. A lot of things happened in her life, but the most recent downfall was the struggle she went through being a forty-two year old pregnant woman as everyone looked at her as being too old to have another child. The story starts with her calling her twenty-four year old son and asking him to come over so she can talk to him about life, being in love, breaking up, friends, saving money and the value of credit. eBook Text-to-Speech Enabled After You Read You Can Lend To A Family Member or Friend For Free  Paperback  Hot Chocolate, Why Are You So Cold? The Story Continues on Kindle Vella 

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It’s no surprise the question we receive most often from podcasters is, “How do I grow my audience?” You’ve spent time and effort planning and creating your first episodes, or maybe you’ve already built up a solid catalog. But you might be lacking an audience size to match the quality of your podcast. If so, you’re not alone. Putting your podcast out there is a major first step—not to mention a great accomplishment. But word of mouth alone will only get you so far. To get your podcast in the ears of more listeners, you have to take the necessary steps to reach them. That’s why we put together these tips for growing your podcast audience—because whether you’ve had a show for a while or are just starting out, everyone’s story deserves a chance to be heard. Target your specific audience Before you commit to any particular growth strategy, try to narrow down your intended audience. While you may be thinking, “My podcast is for everyone!” keep in mind the key to growing your listeners is to find your niche. Rather than casting a wide net, pinpoint the unique value your podcast brings to the world and consider the audience who is most likely to listen to (and benefit from) your show. The more specific your topic is, the easier it will be to identify and appeal to your audience. For example, the “Growing Up Halal” creators speak to a very specific community that they identify with: young Muslim-American women who feel they don’t have an adequate platform or representation. Similarly, Angela Belt’s podcast, “The Mood Board,” focuses on the “intersection of race, culture, and interior design”—a concept very specific and unique to her interests and identity. If your show switches topics, genres, and tones, you may want to narrow your focus in order to attract consistent listeners. Research your podcast audience In what part of the world do they live? What are their interests? What other podcasts do they listen to? Anchor’s built-in analytics can help you track down demographic data and trends with your current listeners—dig as deep as you can to put yourself in the mind of your audience. Do your own research to find out where your listeners are most active online. Do they use social media platforms? Do they follow particular hashtags or subreddits? Figuring out where your audience already engages will help you learn where and how to reach them. You can start by asking your listeners via an Anchor Q&A or Poll. Connect with your listeners Once you’ve identified your audience, it’s time to connect with them. Some platforms might deserve more attention than others depending on your audience, don’t be shy about where you promote your show. Connecting with your listeners starts with getting the word out on any and all channels where you can reach them. Focus on building a community around your podcast. By creating opportunities for listeners to engage with your podcast and each other, you can foster a sense of community that’s rewarding to be a part of and builds a dedicated following.

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Summer Has Started and LHMPR Radio Podcast Show Is Kicking Off The Month of June Starting with a Track by Pop/Rock, Singer-Songwriter LeeMaxx and Ending with a Track by LeeMaxx but there are a lot of great tracks from some exceptional Musicians and Artist in Between. This Month LHMPR Radio Podcast Show has some Direct Audio Messages from some of the Featured Musicians and Artists that will Play before their Track Plays. All The Way by LeeMaxx Another Fun Fact by The Mystery Guest Bobby Brown by Extraordinaire Bougie by Conglomerati Charge by Niamke tha Phreaky Lunatic Different by LAKEEM Elements of Music Submissions by Podcast Host Fillmore by COPUS Audio Message Fillmore by COPUS Flowers by Prin$e William Audio Message Flowers by Prin$e William Hot Summer Nights by Darrell Thorpe I Love the Music by Rosalyn Information Overload by Social Robot It by K-otic Audio Message It by K-otic Mama Mama I Can't Breathe by Kerry W Clancy Audio Message Mama Mama I Can't Breathe by Kerry W Clancy Money by With Satellites MusicSubmit Message Smartphones and AI by Mystery Guest Step by Rozay Bella Through The Window by Afreeze Uninvited by Skii We Are Incomplete by Will Stenner With You by LeeMaxx Our Playlist requires a Campaign that includes a Written Review, Press Release, Blog Post, Spot on our Podcast Show and a Video Placement on the YouTube Playlist all which are promoted daily, and listeners are encouraged to add the songs or instrumental tracks to their OWN PERSONAL PLAYLISTS which is our goal. The fee is $120 NOT just for the Playlist which is just ¼ of the deal. If you want to do the campaign deal please click and pay via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/yvonnewilcoxar/120 or Cash App https://cash.app/$LHMPRRADIO if you prefer to receive an Invoice that you can pay via a Debit or Credit Card without being a Member of PayPal or Cash App please email Director@YWPNTV.com also details about each Monthly Podcast Shows are placed on the IMDb (Internet Movie Database) Website so make sure you send in an Audio Biography or Video Biography you can even go to https://anchor.fm/ywpnnn/message and leave a one minute message about you and your Music. You can Support LHMPR Radio Podcast Show here https://anchor.fm/ywpnnn/support thank you in advance for your support.

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Dubb City , Trilly , & Nitz are three brothers that grew up in a small town called Bridgeton New jersey. Losing their father at a very young age gave them no other alternative, but to stick together and Learn How To become men on there own! Dubb City which is the middle age brother dibbled and dabbled within the industry for over a decade. he started his career performing with his former group 85609. Dubb city Was Given a chance to experience what it was like to be on tour opening up for former Roc-A-Fella Artist Young Steff and this experience pushed him to become a more groomed and more developed artist. Meanwhile his other two brothers N.I.T.Z. and Trilly were learning to become artists themselves by writing and recording at a very low budget home studio that they invested in themselves. Dubb City heard and liked what he was hearing, so he decided to Add his element to they're rough and unpolished, but yet interesting sound. Now keep in my mind that these three never had any intent on becoming a hip hop group until one fateful night magic was a created in the comfort of their own home studio! a record they recorded called wat dey talking bout Feat. Kannon set the stage and forced the three brothers to unite and take this hip hop genre by storm! On this very night Torrez was born. They went from Torrez to Torrez Soundz and now Torrez Soundz Ent. the reason for this is because their talents do not only lie in music alone. they also have the ability to entertain and inspire you in all other creative ways as well. #TorrezSoundzEnt #BornToWin When you step into my world, you step into a world of a man who is nothing like anyone you have ever known nor ever will. This world of mine is like no other and it's a world of grim, gloom, beauty, love, hate and contradiction! Therefore, I truly implore you to be very careful before stepping inside and please understand that when you do step in. You will embark on a journey along with a man who is on an important mission that will be met! Not only will that mission be met, but destiny will also be fulfilled as well. Thing After Dark on Apple Music Official Site N.I.T.Z. Bio Video Interview With 3PN Podcast Welcome To The World Of N.I.T.Z.

Learn more about Old School Legendary Original MC War Flattop aka DJ Flatty Flat Black on Spotify  Born and raised in the Bronx, I have been a Hip-Hop DJ and MC since I was 10 years old. In 1985 I started War Flattop Production Record Label. Twitter - @djflatyflatblac

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