Comments on: Invisible Superstars Vol. 001 http://www.keithpishnery.com/?p=107 Sat, 21 Aug 2010 13:09:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Andy @ Fanatic http://www.keithpishnery.com/?p=107&cpage=1#comment-19277 Andy @ Fanatic Tue, 18 Dec 2007 21:20:39 +0000 http://www.keithpishnery.com/?p=107#comment-19277 Hey Keith, My name is Andy Silva and I run the New Media Press and Marketing department here at Fanatic Promotion. Every now and then we handle all digital press and promotion with independent Hip Hop artists that are on the rise. In the past we’ve worked with Copperpot (EV Productions), Haiku (Bonafyde Entertainment), S.E.L.F. of Lotus Tribe (Lotus Tribe), Socalled (Jdub Records), Superiority Complex (Bru Records), Serengeti (Bonafyde Entertainment), Big Jus (Mush Records), and JEL (Anticon). Besides MCs, we also work with a lot of production based Hip Hop artists. I found your Hip Hop blog searching for an audience for this evolving genre and discovered you had already posted about one of our current projects The Invisible Superstars Compilation out on The Secret Life of Sound. Thanks for featuring this! Here are some MP3s that are cleared for posting if you want to update the post: http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/corsic-romoxy.mp3 http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/scottmatelic-thoughtless.mp3 http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/controller7-consumer.mp3 It seems it would be great to establish a relationship so that our companies can be fully in tune with what's new in the independent Hip Hop music community. Would you be interested in being receiving free promotional material such as free CDs, vinyl, digital downloads, and press packs of the Hip Hop projects that we work on? In return I would love to be added to any e-mail lists you may have so that I can be aware of what’s new in the Hip Hop industry. We’re also currently working with a fantastic Hip Hop duo that I hope you’ll have the time to check out. Yea Big + Kid Static are a Chicago based Hip Hop duo, Yea Big has done remixes for Minneapolis avant-hip hop outfit Kill The Vultures, the 12 Apostles label, Illegal Art, and continues to produce tour only mash-up and remix ep's, the first two of which feature The Mae-Shi and Rapider Than Horsepower and Kid Static gained local recognition as the front man for the defunct instrumental hip-hop group, The Cankles, whose much lauded Goddamn!! dropped in 2005 along with Static’s privately issued solo debut Have You Seen This Man? I hope to hear from you soon! Best, Andy Silva Hey Keith,

My name is Andy Silva and I run the New Media Press and Marketing department here at Fanatic Promotion. Every now and then we handle all digital press and promotion with independent Hip Hop artists that are on the rise. In the past we’ve worked with Copperpot (EV Productions), Haiku (Bonafyde Entertainment), S.E.L.F. of Lotus Tribe (Lotus Tribe), Socalled (Jdub Records), Superiority Complex (Bru Records), Serengeti (Bonafyde Entertainment), Big Jus (Mush Records), and JEL (Anticon). Besides MCs, we also work with a lot of production based Hip Hop artists.

I found your Hip Hop blog searching for an audience for this evolving genre and discovered you had already posted about one of our current projects The Invisible Superstars Compilation out on The Secret Life of Sound. Thanks for featuring this!

Here are some MP3s that are cleared for posting if you want to update the post:
http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/corsic-romoxy.mp3
http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/scottmatelic-thoughtless.mp3
http://www.fanaticpromotion.com/mp3s/invisiblesuperstars/controller7-consumer.mp3

It seems it would be great to establish a relationship so that our companies can be fully in tune with what’s new in the independent Hip Hop music community. Would you be interested in being receiving free promotional material such as free CDs, vinyl, digital downloads, and press packs of the Hip Hop projects that we work on? In return I would love to be added to any e-mail lists you may have so that I can be aware of what’s new in the Hip Hop industry.

We’re also currently working with a fantastic Hip Hop duo that I hope you’ll have the time to check out.

Yea Big + Kid Static are a Chicago based Hip Hop duo, Yea Big has done remixes for Minneapolis avant-hip hop outfit Kill The Vultures, the 12 Apostles label, Illegal Art, and continues to produce tour only mash-up and remix ep’s, the first two of which feature The Mae-Shi and Rapider Than Horsepower and Kid Static gained local recognition as the front man for the defunct instrumental hip-hop group, The Cankles, whose much lauded Goddamn!! dropped in 2005 along with Static’s privately issued solo debut Have You Seen This Man?

I hope to hear from you soon!

Best,
Andy Silva

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