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ALABAMA RAP COALITION ANNOUNCED
Founders, 334 MO.B.B of Def Jam Records, Help Alabama Indie Artists
Birmingham, AL (July 10, 2006) 334 MO.B.B., of Def Jam Records, announced the formation of the Alabama Rap Coalition which empowers Alabamas Hip Hop and Rap indie artists, putting Alabamas hidden talent on the map. The A.R.C. founders, Big Ken and Sawed Off of 334 MO.B.B are Montgomery, Alabama natives, the only group from Alabama to sign with Def Jam, they know first hand of the hard work and effort that it takes to make it big in the music industry.
The Alabama Rap Coalition is open to all Hip Hop & Rap artists in the state of Alabama as we want to make sure artists have a voice and an outlet to receive the help they need, says 334 MO.B.Bs, Big Ken. Alabama has talent, yet does not have a major presence in the music world besides what America has seen on TV. We have tons of rappers, singers, (such as Ruben Studdard) and producers, that are looking for their chance to make it, says Richie Rich, 334 MOBBs manager, For all who are interested in joining the Alabama Rap Coalition, please call our toll free number for more information and to obtain a membership application. A.R.C. can be reached at 1-800-203-2270.
Big Ken & Sawed Off, of 334 MO.B.B., are currently putting the finishing touches on their title LP The MO.B.B MOVEMENT which will be released later this fall. We are here to provide A.R.C. members the knowledge and the help needed to create a professional product and get noticed, say the founders. There are many questions that all independent artists contemplate, as well as wanting to know how to get around the roadblocks, which most Alabama indie artists have experienced and are looking for answers; Especially to why Alabama does not have a grip (name) in the Dirty Souths music empire. The Alabama Rap Coalition is providing members the answer, and the solution.
334 MO.B.B is actively involved with the day-to-day operations of the Alabama Rap Coalition. We are proud to be from Alabama, were here to help independent artists with hands on approach, say founders. 334 MO.B.B represent southern Alabamas 334 area code as well as for the entire state, for those who have no voice, for those whom the world cannot hear. 334 MO.B.B stands for ten more brothers buried, everyone can relate to that, says 334 MO.B.Bs, Sawed Off. The A.R.C will help Alabamas independent artists, producers and labels by providing a voice, a network of very affordable professional services, along with the know how and mentoring by one of Alabamas very own.
At this time, the Alabama Rap Coalition has major plans for its members and plans to give America a lot of Alabamas Southern Flava.
