Columbus, GA - Sept 20, 2008 (PRB) - RapMonster.com, a global online hip hop community where talents of everyday people are discovered, launches its website today. From rappers to producers, writers to managers, dancers and models, RapMonster.com gives everyday people a chance to showcase their talents to the world.
RapMonster.com gives everyday people the ability to upload their talents by using various multimedia platforms that include audio, video, images, and text.
Rap artists and producers may choose to upload their audio, dancers, beatboxers and hip hop activists may gain more exposure by uploading their videos, While models and graphic designers may prefer to upload their images, writers and poets may find the blogs and forums appealing.
Deonard Crawford, CEO, RapMonster.com, said, "You do not have to settle for your everyday 9-5. Whether you're a factory worker doing 12-14 hrs a day and just wanna be heard, or you're an up-and-coming artist looking for mass promotions, RapMonster.com is the place for you."
"RapMonster.com provides the ideal platform to allow the the every day hard worker to 'come up' and be discovered by those viewing." added Crawford. "It's an opportunity to even the odds by giving people living in remote areas and big cities around the world the capability to connect and share hip hop culture. Everyone loves a success story. Join us at http://RapMonster.com and become the next big thing."
ABOUT RAPMONSTER.COM - Get Your Shine On:
RapMonster.com is a global online community where talented everyday people are discovered. RapMonster.com serves as a multimedia platform for artists and listeners. RapMonster.com provides an active underground hip hop community for like-minded individuals to share and expand. RapMonster.com members can take advantage of multiple networking features to discuss their passions, share ideas and build a fan base.
If the cliche', ''A One Man Army" ever applied to any individual, Deonard Crawford would be a prime candidate. This multi-talented entrepreneur began his career in Frankfurt Germany as a rapper in 88'. In High-School he participated in the band and learned how to read and compose music. While working at the local Sight & Sound Center, the Georgia native bought two turntables and a mixer, became a disc jockey and got jobs at clubs around town using the nickname Lil' Dee. Struggling for years on the local scene, he decided to form his own label and managed to attract the interest of a 'major-leagued' record company, which agreed to finance his label and distribute its' recordings. Responsible for more than 30 releases ( several on major labels ) Lil' Dee has accomplished a feat many would consider a dream..."Everything I've learned about the music business, I learned the hard way, I touched the flame and got burned." As a result, he has honed his skills in different areas of music allowing him to produce, compose, write, engineer ( record & mix ), arrange, perform & operate a small business corporation. Opening up for major acts such as Wu-Tang, Pastor Troy, Trina, MJG, House of Pain & Do Or Die: just to list a few, this artist has also produced music featuring platinum artist LaTochca Scott of Xscape (So So Def), remixed numerous classic songs which include 'Na Na Hey Hey' by Jeronimo and 'Street Life' by Randy Crawford and the Crusaders. Featured on compilations with artist like LL Cool J, SWV, Shabba Ranks, Run DMC, Bobby Brown, Shai, Prince Markie Dee ( Fat Boys ), H-Town, Heavy D & The Boyz, PM Dawn, Father MC, Jade, Wreckx-N-Effect and UK singer Neneh Cherry, Lil' Dee has paid his dues and continues to push towards his inevitable success. The album 'Jack Of All Trades' consist of 19 programmed drum & synth instrumentals dominated by vocals full of melody and contagious sing-a-long choruses written, produced & creatively arranged in representation of the southern hip-hop community.