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The hip-hop industry now has an artist who designs their lyrics around peace and has messages that any of life’s obstacles can be overcome - all the while, keeping hot beats and cutting-edge production at the forefront. That artist is SF Bay Area rapper - 22 y/o Arthur Renowitzky, AKA: A.R.



A.R. dedicates his music to providing positive messages that life’s challenges can be overcome if one works hard and remains dedicated to being a productive member of society. To date, A.R. has recorded three albums: Motivation Mixtape Volume(s) I, II & III under his own LGO Entertainment label.



A.R. regularly collaborates with many of today’s most popular Bay Area rap artists including Big Rich and the legendary rapper San Quinn . A.R. is known for his live performances which always create a whirlwind of crowd dancing and hundreds of euphoric sweaty faces - throughout dozens of Bay Area clubs.



Currently, AR’s videos ‘Don’t Take My Shine’ and ‘Upgrade Ya Life’ featuring Big Rich are part of the regular rotation on famed music video show CMC. Additionally, A.R.’s lyrics & uncommon flow are featured in the new video: ‘Warriors Anthem’ produced for the NBA’s Golden State Warriors.



Besides his hip-hop career, A.R. is the founder of Life Goes On Foundation (LGO) 501 (c) 3 - a nonpolitical/nonprofit organization working to help bring an end to gun violence amongst youth. A.R. founded LGO in 2007 after he was shot point blank outside of a San Francisco night club by an unknown assailant, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Through LGO, A.R. spends his time speaking to youth at high schools and juvenile wards on the dangers of gun violence and to live life by working hard and to always be focused on fulfilling dreams.



About Life Goes On Foundation:
Life Goes on Foundation is an apolitical non-profit organization working in the Bay Area to help bring an end to gun violence amongst youth and to find a cure for paralyzing spinal cord injuries.
Life Goes On Foundation was founded in 2007 By Arthur Renowitzky. That year, Arthur was tragically shot at a San Francisco night club by an unknown assailant, leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Arthur rose from a coma and months of rehabilitation with a desire to raise awareness of gun violence amongst youth and to find a cure for paralyzing spinal cord injuries.
For more information please visit:
www.lifegoesonfoundation.org
www.myspace.com/lifegoesonfoundation



Media Contact:
YOUNG AR's HOTLINE



510.712.8676
lifegoesonfoundation.org@gmail.com



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-AR