When it comes to Indian Mc's one name stands above the rest, Blitzkrieg. This young mc/entrepreneur has single handedly created an underground buzz from Toronto to India. In 2002, Tony "Blitzkrieg" Sidhu and Sunny "Da-coz" Singh joined musical forces to create Twenty2K Entertainment, a collaboration of Asian Empire Records and Hustle Beats. Together, the two companies offer a forum for South Asian artists to gain passage into mainstream audiences through pavement-pounding distribution and promotion. The name, Twenty2K Entertainment, stems from the gold worn by much of the South Asian community. "Gold is made up of different elements," Sidhu says, "and we're all the different elements that come together to make Twenty2K." Those elements include Sidhu, a rapper who's worked with Mentor Kolektiv and Tigerstyle, and Singh, a producer / graphic designer. The two are working together to prove that South Asians can deliver pure hip-hop and serve as examples for others in the community who have similar goals. "We want to pioneer the whole urban South Asian scene from clothing and music to movies and design," Sidhu says. "When we were growing up we had no one to look up to. There were no South Asians in any form of entertainment. We want to set the framework for the future generation and provide inspiration." For further information, visit twenty2k.com, www.myspace.com/twenty2k, www.getblitz.com and www.hustlebeats.com.