This hip hop supergroup promises to “Save” hip hop with fresh beats and a classic style.

“Whatever’s hot now, the audience gets brainwashed into thinking that’s what’s real and there’s no balance,” says Spinna. “It’s gotten boring and I think there’s an audience that’s neglected. They want to hear something with more depth.” Enter The Polyrhythm Addicts.

View a complete discography and pics of the PolyRhythm Addicts, and its members here
And of course the Myspace page http://www.myspace.com/thepolyrhythmaddicts

THE POLYRHYTHM ADDICTS are performing live at Sputnik in Brooklyn March 31st.

Club SPUTNIK
262 Taffe Place
bet., Dekalb & Willoughby
Near Classon Ave - BKLYN, NY

10PM-4AM
Admission $10 w/ RSVP
21 & Over

Directions To SPUTNIK:
G Train To Classon Avenue

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Let’s Go features tracks which tells the story of courtship, romance and the freedom to love. This artist used his relationships as his muse; the experiences of a journey toward commitment. From rhythmic impulses on the dance floor in the song Dance With You to the soulful declaration of love-found in the song You’re the One I’ve Been Looking For (All of My Life). The EP is a montage of different experiences…conjuring up feelings and imaginations, most mainstream music has seems to abandon, in its creation. “Let’s Go” dares you to leave all inhibitions at the door and surrender to music that crosses genres and generations.
The Christopher Complex does not follow what major labels have branded as popular music. He likes music to be different and challenging. His musical theory, both simple and involved, represents the different aspects of his complex personality.

“Let’s Go” is available at CD Baby.com and Apple iTunes.

For additional information about Christopher Complex please visit
www.royalstonerecords.com
www.myspace.com/thechristophercomplex
www.sonicbids.com/thechristophercomplex

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With continuous verbal assaults and enough local notoriety and street cred to back it up it was only a matter of time before SHEE developed a legion of fans in both the Empire State and the Garden State. Also, the July 2004 launching of www.SHEEmusic.com significantly expanded her listener base. SHEE has been the spotlight/featured artist in Young & Black Magazine, Muse’s Muse, Street Rapz, Streetzclusive, Eraport and more. Solidifying her position, SHEE builds anticipation for her ‘Vaginal Erections’ album by performing at a series of venues throughout the tri-state area, supplying promotional samplers and marketing her music with a variety of unconventional, but successful techniques. Already receiving excellent reviews, her highly anticipated full-length debut album, ‘Vaginal Erections’ is about balancing soft with hard - reflective of both her music and lifestyle. Whether it’s the commercial club-banger “Work Clothes”, the hard-hitting politically motivated “Rebel” or the trademark spit-fire hood-anthem “We In Flatbush” - SHEE shows she isn’t one dimensional by displaying her lyrical dexterity and taking listeners on a wild ride through the various elements of her character. SHEE proudly states, “My life is a snapshot of what it means to be an independent Black woman in urban America - this album is the soundtrack to that life, my life, the life of a woman that takes no mess, knows what she wants, gets what she wants and accepts nothing less.”

Born and raised in Flatbush, Brooklyn’s infamous drug and crime ridden Vanderveer Housing Complex (currently Flatbush Gardens), Rasheedah Andrews, dubbed “SHEE” from early childhood was the first of what went on to be six children. Born to a Trinidadian mother and an African-American father only 14 years her senior, SHEE inherited a number of responsibilities that resulted in her carrying a level of maturity that far exceeded her age. SHEE faced a number of challenges - playing mother to younger siblings, having to find sources of income which ultimately led to involvement with illegal activity, constant fighting which resulted in legal troubles and discrimination among other things - all while trying to find herself in an environment that provided every possible excuse to fail.

Never the type of person to accept failure, SHEE refused to become another statistic. She worked on developing credentials to validate her in the business world while she continued to hone her craft to follow her dream of being a driving force in the rap world. A true testament of intelligence, determination and character, SHEE went on to be the first in her family to obtain a 4 year college degree, earning a total of 3 degrees by the age of 22. SHEE currently owns Sheer Badness Entertainment, a full-service independent record label and SHEEsoFly, a web based travel agency, powered by the YTB Network.

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R&B newcomer Kieran started 2006 with the launch of his debut music video for his Scott Storch produced single “Let’s Get Away”. The video is the latest released by the MusicDish Network through major file sharing networks such as Morpheus, Kazaa and eDonkey. In collaboration with INTENT Media, the MusicDish Network has successfully utilized search placement technology and web marketing campaign to deliver over a million downloads to its artists.
Fans can download and share Kieran’s video “Let’s Get Away” by clicking here

Filmed on location in Caribe, Puerto Rico, Kieran gives viewers an impromtu “Get Away” to the exotic island with it’s lush scenery, beautiful women and plenty of shots of the gorgeous R&B newcomer. Kieran is in high demand and must make a trip to the island with his publicist to meet with his label head. Kieran just wants to spend time with this one particular lady (his publicist) despite being surrounded by adoring fans. After Kieran cracks her ultra professional demeanor the fun begins. This stunning visual is guaranteed to please Kieran’s fans, old and new.

Growing up on a steady diet of his parents’ record collection, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Michael Jackson and Donny Hathaway, and his own Seal, R. Kelly and Usher, Kieran’s music contains echoes of all those artists and more. He’s skilled at dance-floor party anthems like “R U Awake” and “Keep It Cool”, with mid tempo’s such as “Let’s Get Away” and sensuous quiet storm ballad’s like “Hard Time” off of his debut album “Breathe”

Only 22 years old, a Brooklyn, NY native, Kieran has been performing for audiences since he was 10, when he soloed on “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” for the Brooklyn Youth Chorus. He started recording his own demos when he was barely 16.

Kieran’s fan base has been established and demonstrated through “R U Awake”, the first single release off of his debut album “Breathe”. With a listenership of over 52 million on radio, “R U Awake” sat at #1 across the board for most downloaded track on both iTunes and Real/Rhapsody. Kieran joined the ranks of superstars like Usher and Beyonce as his release rose to #1 on the “Soul/R&B,” “Pop/Rock/R&B,” and “Top Albums” charts on the Real/Rhapsody and iTunes digital music services resulting in over 26,000 internet sales. “R U Awake” was also added to AT&T, Cingular, and Sprint as a ringtone and to all Samsung phones rolled out in 2005.

“Keep It Cool” produced by Jazze Pha released in summer of 2005 left Kieran’s fans wanting more. The video for his current release “Let’s Get Away” produced by Scott Storch has given Kieran’s fans an outstanding visual and a peek into his world.

Kieran’s debut album “Breathe”, released September 27, 2005, features collaborations with songwriters who penned songs for Mario, Ciara, Jaheim, Mary J.Blige/Wyclef, Aretha Franklin, J’Lo, LL Cool J, Joe and more. “Breathe” also features production from Scott Storch (Mario, 50 Cent, etc) Jazze Pha (Rueben Studdard, Dave Hollister, Ciara, etc), Jayd Daniels (SWV, Pink, D’Mello, etc) and Ced Solo (Kelly Rowland, Beyonce, Anthony Hamilton, etc). Kieran’s debut effort delivers for his established fan base and will “Breathe” life into those new to his music.

Kieran’s music speaks volumes; he is a true singer and entertainer.

Provided by the MusicDish Network. Copyright © Tag It 2005 - Republished with Permission

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