Street Fame

FAME: One half of the group Street Fame , born Antonio Brown is native of Wilmington North Carolina. The southern emcee / producer/ song writer and ghost writer brings to the table a confidant but witty flow filled with tricky word play, which has helped him to emerge as one of the best lyricist and showman of his generation. Not since the likes of a Tupac Shakur and late Notorious B.I.G has an emcee captured his audience with the ability to hold his listeners hostage as he takes them on a visionary journey of his life with his story telling abilities. With the Swagger of a TI, personality of a young JAY Z, commercial appeal of a Kanye West and dangerous song writing skills of a 50 cent FAME is destined for greatness. The 24 year old emcee has shared the stage with some of the pioneers of the music industry such as Digital underground, Shock G and Petey Pablo to name a few. Fame is a marketable artist that has all the talent the smarts and the wants to learn the business which makes him an easier person to work with. His creativity has no limits and his hook writing abilities are pure genius. FAME has ghost written for many artist from Hip hop to R&B , pop to even soft Rock. He is the complete package and an artist that you don’t want to sleep on. I give you FAME (Fathers .Absence .Mothers. Everything AKA LAMBO



J. STREET: Johnas Street, at the age of 22 is a promise destined for highest dreams and as far as God is willing to take him. Born March 15, 1985 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi and raised in McLain, Mississippi, the heart and soul of the south, J. Street was raised into a Gospel and R&B singing family. Being the eighth out of ten children, there is no challenge he is unwilling to face. J. Street first started singing at the age of twelve, because of his brothers. He wanted to sing with them, but was too young. At age fifteen, he became the lead singer of his brother group; Street Brothers. From this group, J. Street was spotted by a musician who worked for Maurice Starr while singing in church. Not new to entertaining, J. Street was one of five members of the group 5 Young Men. The group was based in Atlanta, Georgia and managed by Maurice Starr, who also managed such groups as New Kids on the Block and New Edition. As part of the group from age fifteen to eighteen, the group performed at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia for the Teen Summit in 2002. It was at this show that J. Street met Usher; one of his musical inspirations. As for new beginnings, you will have to wait and see, but one thing is for sure, that this one up and coming artist you had better keep your eyes and ears on, because there is no stopping such impressive and blessed talent as this.



I give you FAME (Fathers .Absence .Mothers. Everything



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