Showing posts with label Schools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Schools. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

D.BAIL/GRAM



For all my people out there who love great music be on the lookout for the "Future of Hip Pop R&B Soul" Gram. He is definitely one of the most talented musicians I've heard and worked with, we attended college together and I've seen his dedication to his craft over the past few years which is second to none. Gram is currently working on his debut album "Measure of A Man" which features upbeat club smashes like "Energy" (before the Keri version was put out), slower ballads for the ladies "Fine, Beautiful & Lovely" and many more hits. At just 21 years old Gram aka Grammy 'R&B 50' is prepared to take the music industry by storm and do his thing. Gram and I most recently put out a mixtape "The City is Mine" (hosted by D.Bail) and we are working on a bonus edition that will be released soon. 2008 was a year of transition for Gram as he left Big Sound his former indie record label and is now a free agent. With performances at Music Choice, Club Rebel, China Club and a brief Midwest tour Gram is also prepping for shows overseas in February 2009. You can check some of the songs off "The City is Mine" on vibedeck.com/gram and check the links below for some exclusive album cuts. "The City is STILL Mine" is a brand new mixtape on the way around Spring hosted once again by Your Media Arts Specialist D.BAIL. Thanks to all the kids who supported us on this grind too! We got yall all the way just watch." - D.BAIL

"ENERGY" REVIEW


D.BAIL/HARLEM CELEBRITY READ-A-THON


"Every year since 2007 I've been granted the opportunity to give back to the community in a major way via the Harlem Celebrity Read-a-Thon that is held at the Hip Hop Cultural Center (124th & Frederick Douglass BLVD @ Magic Johnson Theatre) A former colleague of mine knew of my work with the youth and recommended me for the star studded list. So in June we all round up and read books to over 300 local elementary school kids right in Harlem NYC. I am always excited to combine my love for entertainment and the kids and just have a great time. I look forward to this every year, and the free food from sponsor Burger King doesn't hurt either." - D.BAIL

Saturday, December 13, 2008

D.BAIL/PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM


"One of the things that I do outside of the industry that I'm most proud of is my work with the young people. I am a Media Arts Instructor for a program called Upward Bound at NJCU. It's a weekend program that helps middle school/high school get prepared for college. The program gives classes on Saturday, extra tutoring, it pays for their SAT test and college applications. I work with the students who are trying to work in the entertainment field. I teach four aspects of Media including Film, Radio, TV & Audio. We shoot a documentary/movie once a semester that the students write and produce themselves. I encourage their creativity, and allow them to stand out and be leaders. The class also works on their self-esteem and helping them become better communicators in general. This is the best aspect of my career, the chance to give back. There are so many kids who don't have an outlet in the streets. I want them to feel as whatever they want to do in life as long as they have education and work hard they can achieve it." - D.BAIL


"US" DOCUMENTRY:



"KILLER PARTY" MOVIE:



"MAD MAD REAL WORLD" MOVIE:



GOTHIC KNIGHTS NEWS:



"TALK OF TOWN" SHOW:

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