Teen Music Prodigy Shanavea Brown Goes Old School to Revive the Afrika Bambaataa Hip-Hop TraditionPRLog (Press Release) – Oct 21, 2009 – LOS ANGELES – Teen rap prodigy Shanavea Brown wasn’t even born in the 1980s when Afrika Bambaataa was throwing down beats in the South Bronx and becoming the true godfather of the hip-hop culture and the father of the electro funk sound. But she is drawing from the inspiration of the early hip-hop, funk and rap musicians; mixing in the pop music muse of Michael Jackson; stirring in the throw down beats of a traditional rap battle and combining them all in a song to make them popular again. New Orba Squara Release, The Trouble With Flying, out October 27For more information, contact Chris Mooney at David Gray’s appearing on Letterman; new release Draw the Line, gets the Deluxe editionnDAVID GRAY SET TO RELEASE DELUXE EDITION OF HIS NEW ALBUM “DRAW THE LINE” Collection to Feature Limited Edition Packaging & Previously Unreleased Music |
