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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“I am very upset with the series of events this week and I do not appreciate people making me look and sound crazy. I’m not a a whore or a b*tch, which is what people have been making me out to be. I’m a 19 year old girl, I’m single and I’m working my ass off.  Thank you to all of the fans and supporters that have recognized my hard work.”

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New Rochelle resident Melissa Quesada was born in the Bronx 26 years ago of Puerto Rican parents. The Latina beauty is a graduate of Hofstra School of Law and is currently employed at a New York law firm, proving intelligence can be combined with beauty.

The New York delegate beat out 17 other delegates from 13 states: Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Oregon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. Four delegates represented Colombian, Guatemalan, Mexican and Panamanian women who live in the US and not the states where they reside.

Karina De la Rosa, a Dominican psychology student from Rhode Island was First Runner-Up, followed by pre-Med student Keren Kinglow, Miss Panama U.S. Latina. Completing the top 7 were Jessica Garcia of Utah, Argentina Ruiz of Arizona, Laritza Garcia of Maryland, and Angeles Gonzalez, Miss Mexico US Latina.

Quesada will represent the US at the 2006 Miss Latin America Pageant, competing with delegates from North, Central and South America, the Caribbean and Europe.

The evening also included the coronation of another Puerto Rican beauty–“Miss Teen U.S. Latina 2005”, which went to the delegate from Illinois for the second consecutive year. Geysha González (16) of Downers Grove received her crown from her predecessor Michelle Gonzalez of Chicago. Annelyn Nelson of Utah was First Runner-Up.

For the sixth consecutive year the world hotel chain Barceló Hotels & Resorts shared co-production credits at their Barceló Maya Beach Resort, site of the 2003 National and International Pageants in Riviera Maya-Cancun, Mexico. Featured performers were Reggaeton group La Familia, the Barcelo Maya Show Stars and as show emcee Jackeline Cacho, a news anchor on Spanish-language television in the US. The show was taped for future broadcast and webcast by TeleLatina.tv.

The national Miss Latina pageant system encourages education and pride in cultural heritage, selecting winners who can be role models for other Latinas in the country and goodwill ambassadors for the US abroad. Miss Latina U.S. 2005 will join the international and European titleholders in a trip to Europe next year as one of her travel prizes.

The Miss Latina US™, Miss Teen US Latina™ and Miss Latin America® Pageants are produced annually by Organizacion Miss America Latina, Inc. headquartered in Miami, Florida.

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In addition to money prizes, concert engagements and recording opportunities, The Joe Jackson Hip Hop Boot Camp also nurtures the artistic and musical development of the competitors and provides the participants with valuable experience on how they can improve their performance and what their next step should be.

Competitions are open to unsigned artists ages 18 and over. Solo or Group acts from all countries are eligible to participate.

Competition Sites:

Where: 31 W. 15TH ST._New York City_ Ground Floor Auditorium (between 5th & 6th ave) (212) 929 3927

When: Friday, Sept. 30, 2005, 5pm-9pm…. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 1st and 2nd 2005 12 pm to 6pm.

(Bring your Hip Hop Music CD that you plan on using at your audition.)

For more information or to sign up please visit http://www.hiphopbootcamp.com/default.asp.

Media may Contact Angel Howansky or Angel’s Asst. Gail Felix

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