5 STAR BOE SIT'S DOWN WITH E.H.M.P.

 5 STAR BOE

E.H.M.P.: First off thank you for taking the time out to sit with us. How are you today?

BOE(A.B.C.): I'm good just grinding working hard.

E.H.M.P.: You have a great story and have been through a lot in this game. What keeps you going?

BOE(A.B.C.): The love of the music, the feeling I get when I create something new, when a person hears my music for the first time and rock with it as if they been a fan for years.

E.H.M.P.: The murder of your uncle "Jam Master Jay" was devastating to you. How are you and the family dealing with it today?

BOE(A.B.C.): We stick closer together keep our circle tighter we still miss Jay like he left yesterday it's hard but we try to push forward and keep his name alive.

E.H.M.P.: How long have you been involved in The Elegant Hoodness Musical Program and would you recommend it to other unsigned, independent artist?

BOE(A.B.C.): I've been involved with EHMP since the very start yes I would recommend that all unsigned and independent artist to be a part of this movement it's a great platform to get heard.

E.H.M.P.: Where can we listen to and or download your music?

BOE(A.B.C.):on www.datpiff.com www.YouTube.com/boeskagztv

E.H.M.P.: Tell our readers something you’ve never told anyone?

 

BOE(A.B.C.): I eat raw hot dogs and drink pickle juice Lol don't judge me.

E.H.M.P.: Any last words and or thank you?

BOE(A.B.C.): Shout out to ABC gang and special thanks to A.D. The General and the whole Elegant Hoodness movement..

GET TO KNOW RUGBY ROB

RUGBY ROB

E.H.M.P.:  What does your name RUGBY stand for?

RUGBY: Rugby is a name the streets gave me a few years back, because it was all I wore. I liked the way it sound and I ran with it. It just felt right and it's different.

E.H.M.P.: How did you get acquainted with A.D. The General and The Elegant Hoodness Musical Program?

RUGBY: Whenever I'm not in the studio or writing some new shit. I'm networking looking for showcases, other artist, etc... I came across A.D., did my research, and her resume was more than valid. So I contacted her and we've been working ever since. Shout out to A.D. because it's a lot of fake promoter's out here, but she ain't one of them.

E.H.M.P.: Do you consider yourself a rapper of mc or both and why?

RUGBY: I'm a MC, even though I do rap, I have the whole package to offer. I can take over any stage and work it like it’s my bathroom mirror. I started off as a rapper; I guess, but after I did my research on legends such as KRS One, Rakim and Big L, just to name a few. I ain't been the same since. I took a couple pages out their books and learned from them. You can't be great at this shit if you don't know where it came from and that's a Snapple fact, LOL!  

E.H.M.P.:  Where can we listen to your music?

RUGBY: Soundcloud.com/rugbyrob and youtube just type Rugby Rob in the search box. 

E.H.M.P.:  Who are your top 5 rappers dead or alive?

RUGBY: This is not in no specific order and it’s still tough but my top 5 dead or alive. I have to say Biggie, Pac, Jadakiss, Jeezy and you gotta put Hov in there... You can't leave him out any top 5! 

E.H.M.P.: Where can we reach you?

RUGBY: Twitter.com: @rugbymusic1 Instagram:handsome_hustlaa Email:Rugbymusic1@yahoo.com

Written by A.D. The General

GET FAMILIAR WITH ST. LOU w/ E.H.M.P.

ST LOU

E.H.M.P: Tell the reader's something that may not know about St. Lou the artist?

St. Lou: I'm a young rapper from South Jamaica Queens, background is Jamaican, Favorite rapper is Fabolous, i love working on music and making people laugh

E.H.M.P: What and or who influenced you to pursue a career in music?

St. Lou: Being around my cousin DJ Monumental a lot made me to do music, he always took me along with him when he was DJing at clubs or shows and it made me want to get involved.

E.H.M.P: How can you say you have grown as an artist from the age of 13 when you started to now?

St. Lou: I matured and my lyrics has more meaning to them. When I was rapping at 13 I was rapping about a bunch of non sense but it sounded good to a lot of people. Now I do songs based on experience or what people can relate to

E.H.M.P: What has St. Lou been up to since the “No Time To Waste” Mix tape Series and what can the fans expect in the near future?

St. Lou: I just been making songs left and right, doing a lot of shows and trying to get my buzz up. I feel like I'm a young talent artist i just need the right push to really make it big. In the future most likely give the fans/supporters another "No Time To Waste" Mix tape. Plenty of  great songs, shows and videos so look out for that.

E.H.M.P: How did you become acquainted with the Elegant Hoodness Musical Program and how has it benefited you thus far?

St. Lou: Dawn Ellison, I gotta love her. She told me "Baby you gotta do this show, I know u gonna do good" 1st performance, I came in 3rd as a new act. Second time I performed I got the Team N.A.N award. Shows the crowd really feel my songs and how I perform. It benefited me a lot, so many radio interviews it felt so good. I can tell all the radio interviews I did, people like me and see that I'm a humble kid trying to make it with good concept/lyrical music.

E.H.M.P: What has been the best advice you have been given by anyone and who? Lastly, do you have any shout outs and tell the people where they can link up with you and your music?

St. Lou: My Mom, Grandma, Aunts, Cousins, Dawn Ellison & Supporters all tell me the same thing. "Keep working hard and being humble, believe and in God and take your time. Your going to get to where you need to be soon because you got potential." I'm living by that. Shout outs to my team $Livin Rich$, Dope Society, My bro Breezy, South Side Jamaica Queens, My Cousin DJ Monumental, Dawn Ellison, A.D., SPECIALGIFT and Elegant Hoodness, My Family, and My Supporters that always be rocking out wit me.

Check out my music on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/loueyloutv?feature=results_main

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Facebook Like Page https://www.facebook.com/LoueyHaha 

Twitter @LOUEY_HAHA 

Written By: Jamia Parks 

Courtesy Elegant Hoodness Musical Program 2012