Foxie Millero is the pseudonym of Miami born writer O’Damia Miller.
The character was created as the darker, sexier, uninhibited version of the street smart storyteller. Foxie Millero a combination that consists of a nickname given by a close friend (Foxie) and her last name and first initial (Millero).
O’Damia Miller was born August 20, 1972 in Miami, Florida. She began her career as a singer/songwriter at nineteen and was briefly signed to Slip N Slide Records in 1993. With no experience or management O’Damia acted as her own representation and weaved through the industry as it was before the music revolution came to the South in the mid to late nineties. In 1998 on a trip to Cancun, Mexico O’Damia met music executive Rob Love for Def Jam Records which led to her first industry gig. Rob introduced O’Damia to Eugene “Doc Fresh” Robinson a Def Jam South account manager who hired O’Damia as an account rep for Phatman Promotions/Def Jam South. In this role she promoted various Def Jam talents like J-Rule, Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, Case and Method Man and Redman. O’Damia learned about the politics of the music industry and adapted the rules she has always stood by even unto this day “It’s a big industry yet a small one. Work hard, Respect yourself and Stay focused”.
O’Damia continued to write and do background tracks for Iconz Music Group and Poe Boy Entertainment. O’Damia featured on Cognito and Jackie-O’s albums under the Poe Boy label in 2002 and 2004. O’Damia then turned her sights on having more control of her career and began ghost-writing, penning songs for Iconz Music Group/Drum Majorz.
In 2005 she officially began her literary career and released a debut novella “P.O.P. (The Power of P…) with 4Huny, Inc. with whom she is no longer affiliated. In 2009 JC “Fentz” Louis called on O’Damia to co-write the sequel to his Indy hit film Bloodline. O’Damia is currently holding a position as publicist for Iconz Music & Films. She is also a contributing writer for www.eeemagazineas well aswww.24hourhiphop.com. O’Damia is scheduled to release her first body of work as an author in summer 2010. She currently resides in her hometown of Miami, Florida.
After having one of the most successful years of his music career (2008 & 2009) Snook aka da Rokk Starr has positioned himself to be a force to reckon with not just on the local indie scene but more importantly within the national major circles in 2009. As a new year lurks on the horizon Snook has positioned himself to be one of the biggest stars to shine for the state of South Carolina and it hasn’t gone unnoticed by fans, radio personality, or DJs both at home and abroad.
In 2008, Snook dropped “From a Minor to a Major” Vol. 1 hosted by DJ B-lord and DJ Frosty (which went to win Best Host Mixtape at the South Carolina Music Awards), “From a Minor to a Major” Vol. 2 hosted by Bigga Rankins, and “Let’s Smoke” hosted by “Mr. Southern Smoke” himself DJ Smallz. Also, in this year Snook would go to Houston, Texas and win “Carolinas (NC/SC) Artist of the Year”, in Jacksonville, FL he won “Grinder Artist of the Year” and on the home court in Greenville, SC he won “Indie Grind Artist of the Year”. Snook’s “grind” mentality was recognized and this prompted him to be placed on the Southern Smoke College and Hypnotized Tours.
Continuing with his success in ’08, Snook went on to have three singles see play through the airways; “Models” feat. Lil Boosie (peaked at 155 BDS), “Money” feat. Yo Gotti and “Untouchable” feat. T-Pain which to this present day is still undeniably one of his greatest tracks every recorded in his fans eyes. Snook graced the cover of both the Niche Magazine and Hot Block and he also made the “Patiently Waiting” section in the Ozone Magazine along with being mention by DJ Smallz in the Super Bowl edition to be in his Top Ten for hottest mixtapes out “Let’s Smoke”.
In 2009, Snook hit the streets and forced radio to pick up on two singles, “Barney” and “Presidential Freak” which featuring LeLe aka “Bad Bad”. “Barney” was a track that Snook had for the streets and hoods but after much request from his fans and DJs supporting the record it’s been garnering play on both urban radio stations in Columbia, SC.
Marc Law is a native of Duplin County, NC. Marc was always a fan of hip hop music and started his career with quick witted quips tossed about with friends and underground tracks recorded in various studios. While living in Greensboro, NC Marc began taking his music much more seriously. He found himself surrounded with people who had not only the drive to create great music but displayed a focus on business as well. This deeply inspired Marc on how to handle his business as he elevated from not just a local rapper to that of an entertainment entrepreneur when he launched Eleven Entertainment Group in 2005. Eleven Entertainment will soon be expanding to include not only music production but film and video.
Eleven Entertainment was founded from Marc’s deep roots in Magnolia, NC which boasts Highway 11 running through it.
Marc Law is known for his word play as well as his ability to honestly portray street life in his music without glorifying crime and violence. Marc has always envisioned himself as a leader and he certainly portrays an image worthy of a leader. While pursuing his own career and expanding his lyrical capabilties and styles with every project, Marc Law is often known for lending his guidance and experience to young artists just entering the foray of the music arena.
Marc Law has lived in several areas of North Carolina and in each place Marc Law has expanded his fan base thoughout the Carolinas and beyond. With frequent club performances, opening spots for artsists such as Waka Flocka, T.I. Young Buck, Juvenile and Jeezy, Marc is as comfortable on stage in front of thousands of fans as he is in a quiet studio laying down that Southern Fire. Marc Law received recognition for his persistant grind when he was nominated for the prestigious NCUMA Lyricist of the Year Award in 2009, and NCUMA Video of the year in 2010.
With a take charge attitude and independent nature Marc Law is more determined than ever to succeed as an artist in his own right as well as becoming a major influence in the Carolina Underground Movement. Current projects include his mixtape “LAW $CHOOL”, numerous features on mixtapes across the country and several videos are currently in production.
Mica Swain is fast becoming one of the major players in the NC underground music movement. With her brand new single “Body Talk” with Waka Flocka Flame Mica is rapidly gaining popularity across the country. Mica Swain is soon on her way from underground diva to mainstream artist. With over 300 performances under her belt this lady has a stage presence that will captivate her audience every time.
Hailing from Roper, NC this young lady is simply amazing. No stranger to hard work this artist has been honing her talent and perfecting her swag for many, many years. At a young age she worked with one of the forefathers of Hip Hop, Big Daddy Kane, for several years Mica learned the ropes with an inside view of the industry and relentless effort. On her own now Mica is here to make a statement all by herself.
She sings, she raps and she has a style and sexiness unlike any other female artist out there. If you haven’t listened to Mica Swain, you have been seriously missing out. A true grinder; you can see this lady up promoting in the wee hours of the morning, late at night, weekends, and holidays. Performances all around the country are a regular staple in the life of Mica Swain, an amazing collection of photo shoots, promotional events, features on mixtapes and award nominations all over the south. Talk about Mica Swain and we can talk about the definition of grind and mean it.
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BET Featured Record Label Mastermind Records is proud to present “Monopoly” The group is based out of Columbia S.C. and founded by:
Rock, A.K.A Carolina Slim and Rahim J. Robinson, A.K.A Dream.
“Carolina Slim”
Born Standric Mickens, “Carolina Slim” who hails from Columbia, SC was an obscure figure on the rap scene until he met best friend and future partner, Rahim J. Robinson, “Dream”. Their chemistry, combined with their love of rap music, inspired them to use their artistic talents to form the group MONOPOLY, creating a perfect mixture of East Coast sound and Southern Flavor.
“Dream”
Rahim J. Robinson “Dream”, The Columbia Connection with a street attitude is the smooth and suave half of MONOPOLY, whose tight lyrics and catchy hooks are sure to melt the mike and set the house on fire. The dynamics of his relationship with his best friend and partner, “Carolina Slim” encompasses the highest level of respect and admiration he has for their unique musical style and individuality.
Monopoly Official Video “Show Out”
Great Song, Great Beat, Top Notch Videography, Ms. Alexis and a quick cameo of my dude Bettie Grind gives this one a Top Spot in my Playlist.
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The character was created as the darker, sexier, uninhibited version of the street smart storyteller. Foxie Millero a combination that consists of a nickname given by a close friend (Foxie) and her last name and first initial (Millero).
