FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: ¨Hot Tub & A’ Blunt – Part 2 Featuring Kris Payne & Ana Baby¨ | Social Media @ItsRomeLucio

 

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Produced by Frankie Biggz FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: ¨Hot Tub & A’ Blunt – Part 2 Featuring Kris Payne & Ana Baby¨ Rome Lucio, Mexican-American rapper, singer, songwriter and musician launched his brand new track Hot Tub & A’ Blunt – Part 2 Featuring Kris Payne & Ana Baby¨ “Hot Tub & A’ Blunt – part 2” is a LIVE update from Rome Lucio´s previous “Hot Tub & A’ Blunt – part 1” track. Part 1 was all about the Blunt but part 2 is all about the Hot Tub. Get ready for this catchy, super sexy and secular track that takes you into the world of the hottest Hot tub stories. Part 2 features super artists Anna Baby and Kris Payne. A blunt is dope, but a Hot Tub…damn stories that happen in the Hot Tub stay in the Hot Tub. Ana Baby experiences the hotness of the Hot Tub while Kris Payne features the tunes. Get ready for sexy bubbles and silky sheets after the Hot Tub…with Rome Lucio.

About Rome Lucio

Rome Lucio is a Mexican-American rapper, singer songwriter, and musician. He is known for writing and performing in a variety of genres. In 2007 Rome Lucio became the youngest artist to sign to Florida Record Label Rama Music LLC under his father´s wings, well-known Grammy Award winning producer, Frankie

Biggz. On the 9th of September 2015, his birthday, Rome dropped his first album, “Under the Moonlight”. From this moment on he released many hit songs with the song “My City” hitting 1.3 million views on WorldStar.

Rome performed on stage with some of the biggest world artists such as Kurtis Blow, Faith Evans and his best friend today, Dalia Chih.

About Anna Baby

With her talent, beauty and charisma, Ana Baby is undisputedly one of the most promising and highly sought-after artists in 2018. Ana Baby has performed in front of over 10.000 roaring fans, opening for prominent artists such as Lil Durk, Vado and French Montana. She has worked with major artists such as Emanny, Fred The Godson and Chris Brown. Her “TALKIN BOUT” music video has over 6 million views, while “TURNTUP FT. JADAKISS” has over 3 million views on Worldstarhiphop.com. Ana Baby is sure to continue climbing the Hip-Hop charts with no signs of putting her foot on the brakes!

About Kris Payne

Kris Payne is not your average rapper. His flow and lyrics will take you back in time, while his smooth, raw vocal delivery is poetic and wistfully visual. Kris often draws comparisons to the likes of the Notorious BIG, LL Cool J and Dr. Dre.

Kris worked his way into regular rotation on BET’s 106 & Park and then found himself in a cipher with Run DMC. Payne drew the attention of Public Enemy’s Chuck D and The Bomb Squad super producer Keith Shocklee, both local Roosevelt, Long Island natives. Kris invested the past five years into building trust, which led to his mentorship from Hip Hop legends and eventually projects with Common and Rakim. Most importantly, Kris made the transition from playground battle rapper to recording artist and is now poised to set the stage on fire.

Get to Know 👑KING KRIS👑 | Beat Yard Exclusives

 

King Kris was born in Key West, Florida. He resided in a place called Bahama Village where he was exposed to island life – he was influenced by the Jamaican/Bahamian/Haitian culture. Because drug activity was common, he was forced to grow up very quickly at a very young age.

 

Kris states that both of his parents were musically inclined. At the age of 10, he was introduced to rap music finding interest in his first KRS1 album which led him to understand the depth of rap music and its political and social meaning at that time.  Of all of the rappers he’s listened to, Kris points to 50Cent as the most influential rapper because of his raw style of music, followed by Tupac and Biggie because of their East coast/West coast flavor and their relatable streetwise content. 

 

In 2019, Kris became serious about making music.  He set out to record his very first video followed by a real endeavor to develop a catalogue of music, which he still has to this day.  In January 2020, he felt confident enough to record his first professional video entitled, ‘Ima Beast, Ima Dog’ (https://youtu.be/-D7CqMYEfgQ), which racked up some 4K views in its first week on YouTube. After seeing himself visually on the screen, he knew without a doubt “this is it…this is what I want to do”.   It was at this point that he was tired of street life as he knew it, and music was a way to “be a cultural influence without being a hustler in the streets physically.  I decided to leave the streets alone, because I saw that I could still rap about my experiences -  I was believable because my experiences were authentic.”  

 

In 2020, a week after his video ‘Divin’ In The Money’ (https://youtu.be/uCNnkggx_6k) dropped, his performance momentum began to pick up. He had 2 shows scheduled in Ohio and was booked to perform 3 shows out of town, and various small labels were turning their attention to him, wanting to meet with him.  All of this forward momentum was unexpectedly halted due to the now infamous Covid outbreak that shut the world down, canceling all of Kris’ performance plans.  But instead of stopping the progression, Kris’ video began drawing a lot of attention. After it was posted to social media platforms, he was sought by various sponsors and was asked to be a brand ambassador for a particular well-known grill-making company.  So, while many artists were stagnated by the lengthy Covid shutdown, King Kris creatively sought ways to earn income to support his craft. He found the business aspect of the industry was the niche that would provide a steady source of income to keep his vision moving forward. He credits his success to maintaining good business relationships, staying focused, and looking for/receiving beneficial opportunities in marketing, branding, and promotions.  King Kris is a highly intelligent, successful, self-made businessman.  He’s observant enough to deduct that “we, the artists, are the ones who set the trends. We’re the ones the audience will emulate. We’re the ones who tells them who to go to. Any smart marketer will see the advantage of working with a sought-after artist, or a popular up and coming one.”  

 

His latest release, ‘Call Me King’ (https://youtu.be/JRSjVRgQrgE) gives the audience a glimpse into the life King Kris. It’s the most personal work he has produced to date. The video is VEVO approved and is approaching 46K views in just 3 weeks.  He brings an energy that is as hard to overlook as his commanding 6’5” stature, good looks, and determination – all making a recipe for success. He is believable when he says, “I was made for this!”

 

When asked of his immediate future goals, he states he will eventually be a multiplatinum recording artist with a grammy;  he’d also like to pursue serious acting. He is currently CEO of his own company and label, and he predicts progressive future growth.  He is ambitious and determined stating, “if you shoot for the stars, you’ll at least land on the moon.”  

 

Contact information:

Management:  Debra Sue, Glass City Talent Mgmt & Promotions: Glasscitytalent419@gmail.com

FB: https://www.facebook.com/imkingkris3

IG: https://instagram.com/imkingkris247?

YouTube: 

https://youtube.com/channel/UCh0RQjnfF4J_xvGlS5A067Q

Email:  Inthewindmusicllc@gmail.com

Web Site: https://imkingkris.com/ 

[BEAT NEWS] S.P.F.'s lead producer PHILONIUS PHUNK steps in front of the Mic for NEW SINGLE | Nerdcore Hip Hop News Exclusive

NEW SINGLE ALERT Super Producer, S.P.F. (Symphonic Pheenix Force) lead composer and Nerdcore hip hop heavyweight Philonius Phunk has returned for 2022, but this time.... in front of the mic instead of just behind the boards and beat

Stream his new single "It's Like That" featuring SwagSwitcha of S.P.F. below and post your feedback in the comments. With this single Philonius Phunk shuts down the haters! Listen to what he has to say about them below.

It's Like That ft. SwagSwitcha | Philonius Phunk (bandcamp.com)

[BEAT TALK] Interview with Ya Boi L.I.V.E. | Www.631Live.com

 

 

 EXCLUSIVE BEAT TALK INTERVIEW with Ya Boi L.I.V.E.!

 

The Beat Yard:  Ya Boi L.I.V.E., what's up? 

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.: Beat Yard whats the good word?  Ya Boi L.I.V.E in the building

 

The Beat Yard:  How would you sum up who you are as an artist in just a few short sentences?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  I'm nice, word (laughs). I'm versatile, authentic, I'm an original one of one type style.  My flow is water. I don't front I talk sh!t cause I can back it yeah?

 

 

The Beat Yard:  What projects are you currently working on?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  I got a new EP project in the works as well as some new music from other artists on NBDB like Jay Jose & Marcus Taylor and a visual mixtape idea.  Follow for more details on that and more @Livewire631

The Beat Yard:  What producers are you working with?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  For my latest project I worked with Triple A Beats, E.N.O.N. & Boss Dogg The BeatMaker.

The Beat Yard:  What producers would you like to work with in the future?  

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.: I'm trying out a few new producers to see if we match chemistry.  You know, but I'm locked in with my guy Sino Goode from Florida, Maxime Dufour out of Russia and a few others we just gotta make it official.  Stay tuned.

 

 

The Beat Yard: What type of beats bring out the best in what you do?  

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  It depends but I like beats with not a lot going on as far as sounds and samples etc.  If it's dope its dope but i don't wanna compete with too much level wise so my words & flow stand out and be heard as clear as possible.

 

 

The Beat Yard: What types of sounds do you like hearing in certain tracks and instrumentals? 

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  I like piano, violin type sounds or horns like sax or trumpet maybe a guitar riff.

The Beat Yard:  Let's talk about your new single, "What Up B**ch?", how would you describe the beat on this song and who produced the track?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  "What Up Bitch" is my new single Produced by E.N.O.N off my latest project IwasBorn2bSeen.  The song and video for it is a fun, sexy, energy driven type of vibe.  You gotta see it.  It's fire!  We streaming on all platforms.  Tap in.

The first verse I speak on the type of woman that may be considered a Bitch.  During the second verse I explain 2 women or anyone who finds the word offensive.  Why I chose to use the word throughout the record and during the third verse I sprinkle in some jewels to make you think.

 

 

The Beat Yard: Are you in the market to purchase any beats right now?  Are you looking for new beats in general, if so, how can producers or beatmakers reach out to you and what are you looking for?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  Yea like I said I'm looking for new vibes always.  If you got some fire for me send it to 631Live@gmail.com

The Beat Yard: Who would you say are your three producers?  Doesn't matter if they are well known or underground....

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  Hit Boy, Juicy J, DJ Premier.

The Beat Yard: Do you make beats, if so how would you describe your sound?  Also What software or hardware do you use if you make your own beats if you do so?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  Nah I don't make beats technically as far as pushing buttons but I do produce in the form of ideas and have some one help bring it to life so you could say co producer I guess, but I can hear sounds in my head it's crazy word.

The Beat Yard: What's your process for constructing a song? 

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  It depends on a lot of different things but a lot of times I would take the title of the beat whatever the producer mighta called it and take that name and use it for direction not always intentionally but it works for me that's for sure...

The Beat Yard: What's the difference between a producer and a beatmaker in your opinion?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  A producer will most times have an idea or hook maybe if not a whole song for an artist when they present the track to the artist as for a beatmaker it's more like just making beats and that's it hot or not and the artist get it and do what they do.

 

 

The Beat Yard:  What would you like to leave our readers with?  Is there anything you would like to plug or mention that we haven't covered already?

Ya Boi L.I.V.E.:  Thanks to The Beat Yard for taking the time to take the time.  I appreciate it.  Make sure to stay in tune with me.  Subscribe on youtube to my channel: Ya Boi L.I.V.E       Follow me on Ig @Livewire631       

Website Www.631Live.com