Sharee Fox’s new hip hop music videos have had a lot of success and plays lately, and she just wanted to share that with her fans.
In the last two weeks, Sharee’s hip hop music videos have had 582 listens.
Many of her videos are on YouTube, not just ReverbNation. Click here to find a search of “Sharee Fox”: http://tinyurl.com/73mcx6o
In addition to finding professionally made videos at that link, you will also find a long list of her live shows—many of them with Hucks Entertainment.
Hucks Entertainment promotes a lot of Fox’s tracks. They have a YouTube Channel with playlists that everyone should check out to find some new music.
“After the Love” is Sharee’s newest music video. The track definitely has its roots in hip hop, but isn’t as hard as some of her other tracks. Check it out at: http://tinyurl.com/cqx2uem
“I Grind On” and “Do Something” are two of her other professional videos. You can find them on Sharee Fox’s ReverbNation site and YouTube.
Sharee Fox’s live tracks are also getting some success online. Her number one and number three most watched videos were live performances.
Here is a video of Sharee at Club Coaches: http://www.youtube.com/v/fd6x-0EIT48
Here is another one of Sharee’s performance at Club Illusions: http://www.youtube.com/v/ef2XcQM8Tsg
I hope that you get a chance to look at some of her tracks, show some love and discover some new hip hop music.
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Sharee Fox has been making a lot of noise in the music industry. She's hasn't hit the mainstream audience just yet, but she's definitely making a name for herself. She is one of the premier artists in R&B soul music. Her fans now have a chance to support her by seeing her show in North Carolina.
Hip Hop music sites like Reverbnation.com have given her album, Chameleon, some great reviews. Non-believers and fans both now get the chance to see her represent in her hometown. This has been a delightful burst of energy on the new hip hop music scene. She has been captivating audiences since she first started releasing singles in 2000. She never disappoints when she performs and the North Carolina show will be no different. She will have the chance to showcase her rapping and singing abilities.
You don't want to miss this show if you are in the Fayetteville, NC area. She puts a signature stamp on her work and she takes it very seriously. She is an artist that loves performing and it shows. North Carolina has become a real hot spot for up and coming artists. J-Cole and Anthony Hamilton are just a few that have taken Carolina pride to the mainstream. Sharee Fox may be next. Her unique contributions to R&B soul music have validated her with many local fans. It's only a matter of time before she gains the support of a larger audience.
Hip hop music sites that support the underground movement are buzzing about her performances. She will be performing songs from her mixtape and Chameleon album. She has been performing since 2000 so she has a ton of music to deliver in live performances. Anyone that has been a fan will enjoy her. Anyone that is not a fan will soon become one. All that they have to do is see her live. This will convince anyone to continue to support her.
It's hard for people to find out about the underground artists sometimes. These artists grind and build a community of online followers. A website pops up and gives these artists a platform for their music. This is great, but the real love for this music is shown through supporting concerts. Artists that are able to sell tickets can generate more buzz about their music.
Sharee is part of a larger crew known as Fayettenomb. Support for Sharee is also support for Fayettenomb. People that appreciate good music need to line up for tickets now. It’s sure to be a crowd pleaser. The shows are guaranteed to be one of the best shows that Fayetteville has seen in recent years. North Carolina has brought many mainstream artists in. Jay-Z and Kanye West have even graced the throne in Greensboro, NC. The entire state of North Carolina is buzzing with good music, but Sharee Fox is representing new hip hop music for her hometown. True fans will be out of record numbers to support her live performance endeavors.
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Free download of my mixtape @ WWW.DATPIFF.COM/SHAREEFOX910 . God bless-one
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support one of Fayettenomb's Heavyhitters by downloading a single off her MIXTAPE "I". Singlesfor the low. Thanks for support and love. God bless, artist-Sharee Fox
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Many black business owners in the Baltimore area are expressing concern about some of the limits established in a recent ruling by the three members of Baltimore's Liquor Board when they approved a liquor license for Ray Charles Lounge. After a contentious two day hearing, the decision reached by the Liquor Board prevents Ray Charles Lounge from playing new hip hop music, as was requested in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) submitted by the Cedemont Community Improvement Association (CCIA), a largely white group.
In addition to banning music that is traditionally classified as hip hop, the ruling also mandates that other styles of music that the CCIA feels are closely related to new hip hop music, such as r and b music, reggae, and disco, are also forbidden. The attempts of Ray and April Charles to negotiate a compromise with the members of the CCIA proved unsuccessful when the community association expressed no interest in negotiating directly with them or with the assistance Councilman Brandon Scott.
The Charles' attorney Melvin Kodenski expressed concern about the unfair precedent set by asking black business owners to comply with the wishes of predominantly white community associations that do not typically use the businesses they are seeking to regulate, especially considering the fact that Baltimore is a majority black city. Many members of the black community are also wondering how the Liquor Board can justify requiring black businesses to not only meet the requirements of state and local laws governing liquor licenses, but also accommodate the musical whims of non-representative community associations to limit hip hop and r and b music, an imposition that many feel is unconstitutional.
To make matters worse, a Delegate to the Maryland General Assembly has written a bill, HB392, that would require the Baltimore Liquor Board to defer to MOU's from local community associations before issuing liquor licenses. This effort, combined with the recent ruling in the Charles' case, has created a very toxic environment for members of the black business community seeking to balance the needs of their black patrons against the demands of white community associations.
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Welcome to Sharee Fox's new blog! I will post interesting and important stories about hip hop, R&B, and other music. Stay tuned!
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Sharee's Hip Hop Music Videos and YouTube Videos
Sharee Fox’s new hip hop music videos have had a lot of success and plays lately, and she just wanted to share that with her fans.
In the last two weeks, Sharee’s hip hop music videos have had 582 listens.
Many of her videos are on YouTube, not just ReverbNation. Click here to find a search of “Sharee Fox”: http://tinyurl.com/73mcx6o
In addition to finding professionally made videos at that link, you will also find a long list of her live shows—many of them with Hucks Entertainment. Hucks Entertainment promotes a lot of Fox’s tracks. They have a YouTube Channel with playlists that everyone should check out to find some new music.
“After the Love” is Sharee’s newest music video. The track definitely has its roots in hip hop, but isn’t as hard as some of her other tracks. Check it out at: http://tinyurl.com/cqx2uem
“I Grind On” and “Do Something” are two of her other professional videos. You can find them on Sharee Fox’s ReverbNation site and YouTube.
Sharee Fox’s live tracks are also getting some success online. Her number one and number three most watched videos were live performances. Here is a video of Sharee at Club Coaches: http://www.youtube.com/v/fd6x-0EIT48
Here is another one of Sharee’s performance at Club Illusions: http://www.youtube.com/v/ef2XcQM8Tsg
I hope that you get a chance to look at some of her tracks, show some love and discover some new hip hop music.
Reply
Upcoming Show in Fayetteville
Sharee Fox has been making a lot of noise in the music industry. She's hasn't hit the mainstream audience just yet, but she's definitely making a name for herself. She is one of the premier artists in R&B soul music. Her fans now have a chance to support her by seeing her show in North Carolina.
Hip Hop music sites like Reverbnation.com have given her album, Chameleon, some great reviews. Non-believers and fans both now get the chance to see her represent in her hometown. This has been a delightful burst of energy on the new hip hop music scene. She has been captivating audiences since she first started releasing singles in 2000. She never disappoints when she performs and the North Carolina show will be no different. She will have the chance to showcase her rapping and singing abilities.
You don't want to miss this show if you are in the Fayetteville, NC area. She puts a signature stamp on her work and she takes it very seriously. She is an artist that loves performing and it shows. North Carolina has become a real hot spot for up and coming artists. J-Cole and Anthony Hamilton are just a few that have taken Carolina pride to the mainstream. Sharee Fox may be next. Her unique contributions to R&B soul music have validated her with many local fans. It's only a matter of time before she gains the support of a larger audience.
Hip hop music sites that support the underground movement are buzzing about her performances. She will be performing songs from her mixtape and Chameleon album. She has been performing since 2000 so she has a ton of music to deliver in live performances. Anyone that has been a fan will enjoy her. Anyone that is not a fan will soon become one. All that they have to do is see her live. This will convince anyone to continue to support her.
It's hard for people to find out about the underground artists sometimes. These artists grind and build a community of online followers. A website pops up and gives these artists a platform for their music. This is great, but the real love for this music is shown through supporting concerts. Artists that are able to sell tickets can generate more buzz about their music.
Sharee is part of a larger crew known as Fayettenomb. Support for Sharee is also support for Fayettenomb. People that appreciate good music need to line up for tickets now. It’s sure to be a crowd pleaser. The shows are guaranteed to be one of the best shows that Fayetteville has seen in recent years. North Carolina has brought many mainstream artists in. Jay-Z and Kanye West have even graced the throne in Greensboro, NC. The entire state of North Carolina is buzzing with good music, but Sharee Fox is representing new hip hop music for her hometown. True fans will be out of record numbers to support her live performance endeavors.
Reply
free download of mixtape
Free download of my mixtape @ WWW.DATPIFF.COM/SHAREEFOX910 . God bless-one
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Sharee Fox
support one of Fayettenomb's Heavyhitters by downloading a single off her MIXTAPE "I". Singlesfor the low. Thanks for support and love. God bless, artist-Sharee Fox
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Censorship of Hip Hop Music
Many black business owners in the Baltimore area are expressing concern about some of the limits established in a recent ruling by the three members of Baltimore's Liquor Board when they approved a liquor license for Ray Charles Lounge. After a contentious two day hearing, the decision reached by the Liquor Board prevents Ray Charles Lounge from playing new hip hop music, as was requested in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) submitted by the Cedemont Community Improvement Association (CCIA), a largely white group.
In addition to banning music that is traditionally classified as hip hop, the ruling also mandates that other styles of music that the CCIA feels are closely related to new hip hop music, such as r and b music, reggae, and disco, are also forbidden. The attempts of Ray and April Charles to negotiate a compromise with the members of the CCIA proved unsuccessful when the community association expressed no interest in negotiating directly with them or with the assistance Councilman Brandon Scott.
The Charles' attorney Melvin Kodenski expressed concern about the unfair precedent set by asking black business owners to comply with the wishes of predominantly white community associations that do not typically use the businesses they are seeking to regulate, especially considering the fact that Baltimore is a majority black city. Many members of the black community are also wondering how the Liquor Board can justify requiring black businesses to not only meet the requirements of state and local laws governing liquor licenses, but also accommodate the musical whims of non-representative community associations to limit hip hop and r and b music, an imposition that many feel is unconstitutional.
To make matters worse, a Delegate to the Maryland General Assembly has written a bill, HB392, that would require the Baltimore Liquor Board to defer to MOU's from local community associations before issuing liquor licenses. This effort, combined with the recent ruling in the Charles' case, has created a very toxic environment for members of the black business community seeking to balance the needs of their black patrons against the demands of white community associations.
Reply
Sharee Fox Is Starting to Blog
Welcome to Sharee Fox's new blog! I will post interesting and important stories about hip hop, R&B, and other music. Stay tuned!
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