puertorican black phillipeen backround HARD WORKING TAURUS AND BALLING OUT OF CONTROL 5'8 very well hung and laid back like excitement tho here and there a balance of both .i like to do music and get this money

I am easy to get along with, most people say that about me. I am like a music tour guide. I can tell you everything about music and can talk about it all day (don't get me started) lol. I love meeting people and networking. I record music and have a few independent CD's out (good clean Hip-Hop) all of my music has purpose, substance and meaning. I love to perform and open to do events so if you like what you hear and would like to invite me to perform at a function, let me know.

Activities: Isn't work enough?
Interests: music of all kinds
Mary J. - Blue October - Jay-Z - Linkin Park - Kanye West - Dave Matthews - Eminem - Fray - Jack Johnson - James Blunt - MARIAH - Kid Cudi - MOS DEF - NAS - NEYO - Prince - Staind - 3 Doors Down -
Favorite Music: Depends On My Mood - check my interests
Favorite Movies: Like water for chocolate (in Spanish)
Favorite Books: The Bible
Chicken Soup for the Soul
Favorite Quotations: Don't try to FIX me, I'm not broken!
A true friend is a friend that's there even when they don't need you...

 

willie@blancolabel.com
AIM: ariesco
Yahoo: ariesco1026
Website: http://blancolabel.com
College:  F.I.T. '89
High School:St. Benedicts prep '85
Employer: willie esco

The Black August Hip Hop Project strives to promote human rights though supporting and influencing the global development of Hip Hop culture.  By facilitating exchanges between international communities where Hip Hop is a vital part of youth culture, we promote awareness about the social and political issues that affect our global communities.

Our vision is to bring culture and politics together and to allow them to naturally evolve into a unique Hip Hop consciousness that informs our collective struggle for a more just, equitable and human world.
Since August of 1998, Black August has held annual New York City events at Tramps, Bowery Ballroom, Synod Hall, BBKings, New Age Caberet, and the Brooklyn Café ---selling out eight shows! The project has featured artists such as Erykah Badu, David Banner, Common, dead prez, Fat Joe, the Roots, Jean Grae, Les Nubians, Chuck D, Gil Scott-Heron, Dave Chapelle, Tony Touch, Black Thought, The Roots, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, La Bruha, Imani Uzuri, Jeru and the Coup.
Internationally, Black August has facilitated 8 international delegations of artists and activists to Cuba (1998, 1999, 2000, and 2003), South Africa (2001), Tanzania (2005), Brazil (2004, 2006) and to Venezuela (2007).
In addition to the shows, the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement has held political education workshops with the participating artists and anyone interested in learning about the cultural and political issues at the core of Black August. The annual cultural events coupled with the political education workshops and international exchanges have helped reinvigorate the Black August tradition.
AUG 30 2009, 8pm, BBKIngs (NYC)