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Producer/Rapper/DJ Sin Himesh P on 'Chop It Up' with ECG

2012-06-01T10:48:00.000-07:00

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DJ Sin of YourDamselfEntertainment Chops It Up with Erotic City Global on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at 11pm.

Hip Hop is defined as a culture rather than just a music genre, and in Mumbai DJ Sin is synonymous with bringing "real" hip hop music to the forefront. With this unique amalgamation of Hip Hip mixed with Garage, R&B, Funk, Soul Motown and several other styles, Sin continues to be one of the most versatile hip hop artists. Add to this his trademark voice, innovative punch-lines and no nonsense delivery, Sin stands out as one of the most original entertainers in Mumbai.

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Erotic City Global Chops It Up with Lyricist Fudge Brown on BlogTalkRadio

2012-03-09T06:53:00.004-08:00

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Detroit Rap Artist Fudge Brown will 'Chop It Up' with us on Wednesday, March 21, 2011 at 11PM.

Born and raised in Detroit, a talented and quite often edgy rapper named Fudge Brown (Loyalty Records) is plotting a takeover. Making entire songs without a pen or paper, he's definitely a rapper to be reckoned with.

Fudge is stopping by the studio to promote his first CD, labeled 6 Mile G. Talk LIVE with the artist and get a sneak peek on what this rapper has in store for the rap industry.

'Chop It Up' with your Host Cold Medinah and guest Rap Artist Fudge Brown...

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Singer Joaquin Evans and Erotic City Global 'Chop It Up'

2012-01-24T16:44:00.000-08:00

Erotic City Global will 'Chop It Up' with Singer/Songwriter Joaquin Evans on Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at 11pm.

Joaquin is a very talented entertainer based out of Maryland/Washington, D.C. and is known for his ability to mix a radio-friendly sound with relevant lyrics.

We welcome you to come join Joaquin and your host Cold Medinah and get and inside peek in the life of this up and coming artist.

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R&B Soul Singer Marvin Lee 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

2012-01-15T19:11:00.000-08:00

Singer Marvin Lee joins us Wednesday January, 18, 2012 at 11 pm on Chop It Up with your host Cold Medinah.

With a mother who sang opera, and a father being an avid music fan, Marvin Lee was practically born into music.

Marvin's signature sound has been described as a fusion of Jazz, Soul, R&B & Pop music. His songs set a range of moods for his listeners.

We'll Chop It Up with Marv Lee and try to find out what it is about this young man that's got all the ladies hot and heated.

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Singer/Songwriter/Producer J.Red 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

2011-12-26T19:22:00.000-08:00

'CHOP IT UP' WITH EROTIC CITY GLOBAL AND J. RED

Soul & R&B Singer, Songwriter and owner of Soul Mop Music Group, J. Red stops by to chop up a few things on Wednesday, December 28, 2011 at 11PM EST time with Erotic City Global.

J.Red knew from a very young age that music was his true passion. Red also knew that ultimately music was his true calling and made the steps to follow it as a career path.

We'll get an inside peak at what J. Red has in store for his very promising future.

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Canadian Singer/Songwriter & Musician Dee Chops It Up with Erotic City Global

2011-12-15T20:09:00.000-08:00

Canadian Hip Hop/Pop and R&B singer Chops It Up with Erotic City Global on Weds. December 21, 2012 at 11PM EST.

Dee has proven to be a strong, driven and eager individual with a passion for singing and dancing that evolved into an inspiring talent which continues to blossom.

Dee is truly a star in the making and this is just the beginning. We'll tallk to her and discuss her new single "Pillow" feat. Jstaffz and find out what else@MusicByDee has brewing.

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Poetrician Gemi Fly 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

2011-12-05T02:36:00.000-08:00

Outspoken Spoken Word Artist Gemi Fly Chops It Up for a few with Erotic City Global on Wednesday, December 14, 2011.

Many of you have voiced your opinions on blogs, YouTube and others, but you don't want to miss your chance to talk directly with the one and only Gemi Fly.

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Trouble Maka Records Young Vinchi Chops It Up with Erotic City Global

2011-12-04T02:17:00.000-08:00

Young Vinchi 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

Owner of TroubleMaka Records and Lyricist Young Vinchi takes a moment to Chop It Up with Erotic City Global on Wednesday, December 7 2011.

Young Vinchi, a 21 year old Bronx native rapper and owner of TroubleMaka Records, mixes his relaxed swag, clever lyrics and radio friendly beats to capture his ever growing audience of fans and supporters.

J Staffz who is already being referred to as a 'super producer', worked closely with Young Vinchi on one of his newest releases, My Style. Young Vinchi is definitely an artist making a speedy come up. You don't wanna wake up to find out you've been sleeping on him.

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Erotic City Global Chops It Up with Singer Desire on BlogTalkRadio

2011-11-21T22:51:00.000-08:00

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Weds., November 30, 2011 at 11PM, Erotic City Global chops it up with singer Desire Trammell.

Desire is a dedicated and determined songstress on the rise, with big thoughts and even bigger dreams, and she's working hard to make her dreams, her reality. We'll take a few minutes to talk to Desire about her journey.

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2011-11-18T02:39:00.000-08:00

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Erotic City Global LLC is a company comprised of an elite staff of eye-catching men and women who provide Upscale Custom Delivery and VIP Event/Entertainment Concierge.

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The team at Erotic City Global is a classy, avante garde mix of individuals who are happy to be of service. Professionals in an array of fields including Models, Actors, Dancers, Singers, Poets, Musicians and more are all at your disposal.

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Erotic City Global Chops It Up With Writer/Rap Artist Soundboy

2011-11-14T00:07:00.000-08:00

Lyrist/Writer Derwoo aka Soundboy 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

Weds. Nov. 16, 2011, at 11 p.m., Erotic City Global 'Chops It Up' with multi-talented Detroit born Writer/Rap Artist Derwoo aka Soundboy, best known as Soundz.

Derwoo aka Soundboy is a man with a message and we're elated to have him as a guest.

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Erotic City Global Chops It Up With Musician L. Hussle

2011-11-05T16:07:00.000-07:00

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On Wednesday, November 9, 2011, at 11 PM, Erotic City Global's Entertainment Sector chops it up it with a man of many titles. He is musician, songwriter, producer and also the CEO of Loyalty Records, Mr. Latrell Peterson better known in the entertainment world as L. Hussle.

L. Hussle is a Detroit native who is very driven in the music industry. We will talk to him about his travels on his road to success and more.

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Interview Featuring Rap Artist/Poet/Songwriter M-City Jr.

2011-10-26T11:54:00.000-07:00

Rap Artist M City JR 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

On Wednesday, November 2, 2011, Erotic City Global will chop it up with rap artist/poet/songwriter M-City Jr. One of Detroit's youngest and hottest rappers to make an impact on the hip-hop scene.

M-City Jr. is a wise and witty young man beyond his years in age, and Erotic City Global is delighted to have the opportunity to present to our listeners this rising star. Along with M-City Jr. we will also talk to his P.R. Manager Redd Stew of ReddStew Productions.

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M-City has a desire to not only be “heard” as an artist, but to be felt and appreciated for his character as an individual. In his music he announces his name frequently as a constant reminder to his fans that he will never change; he’ll always remain true to himself and his music. To him that is of utmost importance. M-City Jr.'s incredible work ethic and resilient attitude assures him a spot at the top!

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Motivation Monday's w/Your Hosts Cold Medinah & Friends

2011-10-23T13:02:00.000-07:00

Monday's at 12 p.m. noon*

Erotic City Global's entertainment sector presents Motivation Monday's. It's guaranteed to uplift your spirit, give yourbrain food for thought, make you laugh a time or two, and keep you motivated on life goals.

Hosting Motivation Monday's will be the beautiful Cold Medinah along with her wise and opinionated co-host, Uncle Ricky.

This Monday, October 24, 2011 our topic is "Playing Yourself" - Are you a player or Are you just getting played?We're talking about in your business or social life.

This is PART ONE of a four part series, STAYING FOCUSED.

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Interview Featuring Gina T. of Identity Studio

2011-10-16T21:35:00.000-07:00

ECG: Today we have Ms. Gina T of Identity Studio. How are you today Gina?
GT: I’m doing wonderful, and yourself?

ECG: I’m doing great. Let me start off by asking you where you’re from.
GT: I’m originally from South Carolina but I was raised in Detroit Michigan.

ECG: I see, I kind of detected a little southern swag. I’m a native Michiganian myself and I must admit that your reputation precedes you. Would you mind telling our viewers what it is that you’re involved in.
GT: Well, I have several things going on. Not just here in Detroit, but the entire Michigan area and sometimes beyond. I’m a licensed cosmetologist. I’m a hairstylist and makeup artist. I also do photography and fashion design. I’m also a model coach.

ECG: That’s very interesting. So cosmetology…how long have you been a cosmetologist?
GT: I’ve been styling hair for somewhere around twenty years but I received my license about twelve years ago.

ECG: As a cosmetologist, what is your specialty?
GT: Healthy hair. Healthy hair is very important to me. If you have healthy hair you can’t go wrong. You can get any style, and I can do any style. So I don’t like to say that specialize in a particular area in hairstyling. I’m excellent in haircutting, but the most important thing for me is to make sure that the hair is healthy.

ECG: Do you have any ultimate hair tips, like the secret to keeping our hair ‘kept’ in between salon visits?
GT: The first thing is to wrap your hair up. Products you don’t particularly have to use if your visits to the salon are weekly and in some cases bi-weekly will do. There are people who don’t like to wash their hair every week. African Americans sometimes go by the old myth that the hair shouldn’t be washed so often, but it’s just a myth. Regular shampooing will help to keep your hair healthy. Try not to let your hair remain tangled. Wearing a lot of ponytails or even braids can lead to dry hair and breakage. Let your natural hair breath, wrap it up at night, and shampoo regularly.

ECG: That’s great advice Gina. Thank you.
GT: You’re welcome.

ECG: You stated that you are a fashion designer. Fashion is one of my favorite topics. How long have you been designing clothes?

GT: Yes, I am a fashion designer. I’ve been designing for around ten years now.

ECG: What is the name of your fashion line?
GT: The main line is Gina T. Fashions and I have a few names or lines up under Gina T. Fashions.

ECG: How would you describe your style?
GT: Red Carpet. I’m a Red Carpet girl. I like to be different. I specialize in party dresses because that’s what I started with originally.

ECG: So the look, how would you describe the look? Are we talking couture designs or a more modern, clean look?
GT: It would be more of a classy, modern, after 9 L.A. style, something that you would actually see going down the Red Carpet. A lot of the prom pieces that I do, the girls come to me because I don’t stick to the traditional designs. My designs are considered to be on a high fashion level.

ECG: At around what age did fashion peak your interest?

GT: I would say around the age of 28 or 29 years old.

ECG: What got you started with designing? Who or what was your inspiration?

GT: The main thing was me. I was always in the club. I don’t like going out and seeing someone else wearing the exact same outfit that I had gotten from the mall. Seeing someone in the same outfit just isn’t cool. That was one of the main things that started me to ‘redesigning’ clothes. I would buy the clothes and then cut them up or alter them in some type of way. I was actually inspired by Puff Daddy.

ECG: Puff Daddy?

GT: Yes, Puff Daddy in my opinion is a great entrepreneur. He has a really big brain and I followed him to a degree. I thought, if this man can do it, I can do it.

ECG: So what would be the one thing that you would recommend every woman have in their wardrobe?

GT: Well everyone knows that ‘the little black dress’ is and essential wardrobe item.

ECG: The little black dress, of course, of course.

GT: Yes, because you can match a black dress with almost any shoe, in any color and any accessory.It’s important to have a black dress. It can be short, long; it could have a train or a lot of different styles, just as long as it’s black.

ECG: What kind of woman would I most likely see wearing your designs?

GT: A woman that is on the move a lot, a woman who likes to stand out in a crowd. She likes to be different. She is definitely confident in how she looks and what she’s wearing. Because how I see it, it’s her style and my style infused.

ECG: Are you available for individual assignments? If I tried contacting you to have a piece made, is this possible?<

GT: Oh sure. That’s what I do. I don’t mass produce or manufacture my pieces right now. I am in the process of creating an urban line where I will design t-shirts and couple jeans. I hadn’t touched into the urban designs yet because for the past eleven years I’ve been basically doing custom designed one-of-a-kind pieces.

ECG: Does my size matter?

GT: No. Size does not matter. I think that all shapes are beautiful. You have to accentuate the parts of your body in the way that you want people to see you, or you to see yourself. If you have certain things that you would like to hide, then hide them. If there are certain body parts that you like to show, show them and don’t be ashamed. A lot of times we think that because we have different curves or different shapes that we have to hide certain body parts and in my opinion that’s not necessarily true.

ECG: So if I come to you, would you let me know the things that I should probably be hiding and the things that I should be revealing?<

GT: I would most definitely be honest with you, but because you’re my customer, overall it’s your decision. I believe in customer service being the most important thing in doing business. So it’s up to you, but I will aid you in making a decision.

ECG: Where do you get your models from?

GT: Well I started modeling when I was around 21 years old. I was in the industry and I saw a need for models in Detroit to have something more to do as well as come together and make our own money, so I started a company called Shades of Essence Modeling Academy.

ECG: Shades of Essence?

GT: Yes.

ECG: I like that name.

GT: Thank you. I started S.O.E. so that we could do our own shows and make our own money. I would do shows at Club Network, or what used to be Club Network in downtown Detroit. There I was given an opportunity to show my talent. The models come from all over Detroit. I recruited models and I would do their hair and make-up. I would get clothing stores to sponsor my events at first, which would be a very difficult task and also what led me to designing the clothes for them.

ECG: You mentioned that you are a make-up artist.

GT: Oh yeah, that comes with cosmetology. That comes with the hair. When you go to cosmetology school they actually teach you everything in the industry. So you learn a little bit of everything.

ECG: Do you have a certain style of make-up artistry that you do or are you pretty much versatile?

GT: I like high fashion make-up. I like lashes. I love a nice airbrushed face.

ECG: So you like to take it there?

GT: Yes, I do. I take it to the Next Top Model level.

ECG: Oh okay. Do you have any special awards or recognitions under your name?

GT: I actually received three awards from the City of Detroit when Kwame was in office. I have three awards from him for volunteering at Lamar Lemons campaign. He was the state representative. I would do hair and makeup for free at their big picnics that they would have at Chandler Park on the east side of Detroit.

ECG: The infamous Kwame Kilpatrick aye.

GT: Yes, I had the pleasure of meeting him several times in VIP.

ECG: And how was he?

GT: Umm, not really socializing a lot. He knows who he knows, you know. Let’s put it like that.

ECG: So you’re a mother, a wife?

GT: I am a mother and a soon-to-be wife. I have four beautiful daughters and I just became a grandmother. (exhale)

ECG: Oh Boy, so you have a lot on your plate. Did any of your girls get bitten by the fashion bug?

GT: My oldest daughter does hair. She’s been working with me since she was twelve. She does hair and makeup with me when I do my fashion show productions. My 17 year old, who will be 18 next month, she does hair as well and I think she starting to tap into make up a little bit. She’s starting to wear it a little bit herself now. My 14 year old actually does a little bit of everything that I do. She’s getting into the fashion industry. She has a line called Pink Lemonade which has been shown at Kid’s Fashion Week. We put Kid’s Fashion Week together and it was the first fashion show ever held in Detroit just for kids.

ECG: That’s very interesting. I see that you’re a hands-on mother, very involved with your girls.

GT: Yes, definitely.

ECG: What Gina, would you consider to be a big fashion no-no? The look that when you see it out in the streets it just makes you want to stop the person and tell ‘em something.

GT: There are actually two things. The first one will be for two categories, big and small. I’ll start with the small because I can actually relate to this. In the winter time, you see the skinny girl’s and they have on a pair of rider boots and their legs are too small. I absolutely hate seeing that because I hate it for myself.

ECG: So you have small ankles and legs?

GT: Yes. I love those boots, but I hate that I can’t fit them. So what I did was started sewing my boots.

ECG: I have the opposite problem. My calves are big, so I have to have the boots stretched or have them cut and elastic added to them.

GT: Now see, I love them on thicker legs. They look so cute. It’s important if you have skinny legs to find the right boots that fit because to me, that’s a no-no.

ECG: So what about the big girls? What shouldn’t they wear?

GT: Now the big girls…I hate seeing the big girls in those leggings and they don’t have on a shirt long enough to cover their bottom. That’s just a no-no.

ECG: Lol. My friend and I were out one day, I saw it and it absolutely burned me up on the inside. He told me look, just deal with it. Live with it.

GT: Skinny girls to me don’t look so bad with the leggings.

ECG: I don’t like that particular look on anyone, big or small.

GT: I just think that it’s not classy. It’s not a classy look at all.

ECG: No its not. Now, you also do photography?

GT: Yes I do.

ECG: Is there a studio or on site location that you use?

GT: Yes, Identity Studio, which is the root of everything. All of the other entities branch from Identity Studio. Identity Studio is the styling studio where you would come and get done up from head to toe.

ECG: If I came to you and I wanted the hair, the makeup, the photo shoot and the whole nine, is there a package or packages to choose from?

GT: A person can come in get one, two, three or a combination of all of our services. Depending on what you want done we’ll set your package and package price from there. The packages start at around $150, which is very, very reasonable. $150 will get you a photo shoot, makeup and partial hair. What I mean by partial hair is that you would come with your hair or weave already straight and then you would get it curled for the actual photo shoot.

ECG: How long does a photo shoot take?

GT: It depends; if you’re bringing it, then the shoot can take up to six hours lol. It depends on you. I mean because I love fashion, I love photography, I love art. I thrive off of energy. My fiancé Bruce Love does a lot of the photography for me now and I have to step back and let him be the man, you know take over some things. He would tell the models, “Hey, you’re not giving me anything!” When a person becomes an S.O.E. model or a member of S.O.E., because you don’t have to be a model to become a member, they’re taught facial expressions, body language and how to pose. So it’s a bigger picture for me. For me it’s about education.

ECG: Tell me a little more about your fiancé and business partner Bruce Love. It sounds like he may play a major part in bringing this entire operation together.

GT: Bruce love is my fiance. we met 7 years ago. Bruce was one of the top male models in Detroit. He has modeled and produced many shows in the area. Around 4 years ago we teamed up to help the models in Michigan, and yes he does play a major role in everything. Bruce is also a photographer, fashion show producer, retailer/ stylist for men and women. We do every thing together.

ECG: Are there classes or scheduled sessions for your members?

GT: Right now I do one-on-one individual lessons. By my schedule being kind of all over the place I like to cater to one person at a time, which for me is better. You’ll get more out of me if I we a one-on-one session.

ECG: Are there any future ventures already in the works that we can look forward to?

GT: Yes. The next upcoming event is July 2, 2011, Kids Fashion Week. In September we will be doing the Black and White Fashion Ball.

ECG: You sound like a busy woman indeed.

GT: I never sleep.

ECG: Well it’s a little late in the evening now, it might be a good time. Before we go, would you tell our viewers how to contact you?

GT: I can be reached by cell phone. I don’t mind giving out my number, it’s strictly business. The number is313.434.9497 or you can call my partner Bruce Love, 313.772.5343. We of course have a FaceBook. Gina T. Fashion on Facebook is the best way to contact me, I’m always on that site, everyday all day.

Interview Featuring Rap Artist/Songwriter Mihajlo 'Valid' Peric

2011-10-11T14:28:00.000-07:00

Rap Artist Mihajlo 'Valid' Peric 'Chops It Up' with Erotic City Global

On Wednesday October 12, 2011, at 10:30 p.m. Erotic City Global will conduct a live interview with rapper and songwriter Mihajlo Peric, better known as Valid.

Valid is a talented up and coming artist. An ECG talent scout ran across him onFacebook and messaged him, that's when Valid suggested a couple of his tracks to be heard. They were definitely worthy of being played in club venues.

Valid is well recognized in the hip hop community with a number of collaborations already under his belt. Valid has also received radio airplay on FM98 WJLB with his tracks The Night and Foxy Soul Sista and he was an ad feature in XXL magazine.

We'll discuss where Valid came from and of course where he is going.

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ECG Recommendations

2011-10-01T20:22:00.000-07:00

“It was a pleasure working with Ms. M. Smith of Erotic City Global! She upheld a great level of professionalism and quality service during our interactions with each other. Her company gave my artist M-City J.R. and I, an opportunity to reach out and gain exposure on her blogtalkradio show which proved to be a great experience! I would definitely recommend her and her company Erotic City Global LLC for any marketing resources you may need!”

November 3, 2011

Terri Stewart, hired ECG as a Marketing Services in 2011

Top qualities: Personable, Expert, On Time

"ECG has been part of the Abandoned In Detroit Fashion showcase project since the 2nd year it was going in 2006. The photos show the results when ECG has been involved creating hair styles and personally assisting the models during the photo shoots and fashion shows. Love your work!"

Top Qualities: Great Results, Personable, Creative

Stephen "Fuzzytek" Boyle

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“It is a pleasure to work with ECG! They are very detail oriented and always

strive to get the best work done!”

October 5, 2011

Maine Stacks

Owner/ Producer/ Artist, M.G. Stacks Productions
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"It was a great pleasure working with Erotic City Global. The team is efficient and very professional. I strongly recommend that you contact ECG for any of the entertainment services that they provide."

11/17/2011

L. Hussle
CEO Loyalty Records

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2011-07-16T20:49:00.002-07:00

This is Cold Medinah representing Erotic City Global and today it has been my pleasure of conversing with one hard working young lady known to the world as singer and songwriter L’Renee.

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ECG: How are you today?

LR: I’m doing fantastic and yourself?

ECG: I’m doing wonderful.

LR: Good.

ECG: Tell us L’Renee, where do you hail from?

LR: Detroit, Michigan. I’m a D’ girl. All day, everyday.

ECG: At what age did you decide to pursue your career in the entertainment industry? Is this what you always wanted to do?

LR: No, it’s not what I’ve always wanted to do lol. I’m just being honest. I started off with an ability to sing at a very, very young age. My dad always tells the story of when I was younger and my dad was in the basement rehearsing with his band, I grabbed the microphone and started singing. This was even before I could talk. Music kinda chose me I guess and for the lonnngest time, I denied it.

When I was in college, I had decided that I wanted to be an architect. I wanted nothing to do with music as a career and as time went on it just…I couldn’t deny it anymore. What really was a turning point for me was when a friend of mine had me to perform at a show that she was originally asked to perform at, but she didn’t want to do it, so she asked me if I wanted to do it. She ended up singing background and I was the headliner for that night. In Columbus Ohio, I will never forget it. I still have a parking ticket for that night. The first thing I paid off for L’Renee, I still have it. I actually have it framed along with a lot of other stuff.

As time went on, when I’d get off stage people started asking me, when is your album coming out? That was when the light went off. I’d say that was about ten years ago. But I really didn’t start full fledge into the music industry until around 2005.

ECG: What was the first song that you can remember singing, the first whole song?

LR: The first one I remember singing???

ECG: Your audition song, the one the family always wanted you to get up and perform in front of everyone, and you knew you had it.

LR: Well, I don’t remember the first song I sang but I can remember the first song that I ever tried to learn.

Lol. This is the best question I’ve ever had so far on an interview, so thank you.

It was...omg, the Sesame Street theme song. And the way that I learned the song was from memory, from watching it and I had this little book that had the lyrics in it. I could read, but the book obviously didn’t have the notes, but I would go over and over and over the lyrics, until I remembered it. Honestly, to this day Sesame Street is one of my favorite shows. I feel I have not officially made it, until I’ve made it on the show lol.

ECG: Like a lot of singers, did you begin singing in church?

LR: No. Actually I started singing at home. I did go that route. This was like when I was in middle school. I started participating more in children’s choirs that would be affiliated with church. And in high school a lot of the plays would be spiritually based, so I kinda stepped in that era.

My family was kinda weird in a way, because my mom was Catholic and my dad practiced, and still practices Yahwehism. So my religious background is a little bit different whereas most kids have parents who are both either Baptist or Jewish or whatever. So to make a long story short, my parents had different religions. I had an opportunity to get a taste of different styles, and make a choice for myself. It was never something that was forced on me, however, as I was growing up the children’s choir that I belonged to was faith based out of a church that was considered Baptist. Now I’m non-denominational.

ECG: So, can you tell us about the layers of L’Renee. How do you view yourself?

LR: How do I view myself? Well, I do have a lot of different layers. Being an artist I think it makes you predisposed more than I guess other people, to the internal life. As you create you’re a little more in tuned to what’s going on around you, so there’s that layer to me.

Then there’s the part of me that’s the social butterfly. Who wants to be seen, who wants to mingle and talk to people and all of that stuff.

And then there’s the performer, that’s the person who wants to be in front of a lot of people all the time and is never afraid, and who will do whatever her heart desires.

Then there’s Lori, whom you introduced me at first as. Lori is a lot more reserved, shy and extremely detail oriented. So I have those four layers going on, and usually they’re all goin on at the exact same time lol.

ECG: So like a lot of others, including myself, do you feel misunderstood for the most part?

LR: You know what – all the time. I don’t think there’s been a time where, or should I say for an extended period of time where I would feel, they get me. A lot of the times I feel that people don’t know where I’m coming from. I think most artists kinda feel that way.

ECG: I think it’s not just an artist thing, I feel it’s a creative thing period. If the next person is not in a creative state of mind, then they just don’t get you. You’re constantly coming from different angles with things and they sometimes just don’t.

LR: And at the same time the best art comes out of it. I mean, look at Prince, and look at Michael Jackson; for the most part they felt misunderstood most of the time. And I feel it goes back to earlier, we artists are tuned in a little bit differently from the average person. I think the average person probably feels the way we feel, but they’re not able to recognize it or put it into something cohesive where other people can understand. That’s kind of what separates us from other people. For that reason, we’re misunderstood. We internalize things on totally different levels.

ECG: I understand. It’s like artists, or creative people get all the way down to the core of things, and break it open. And a lot of average or not so creative type people just see what’s on the surface, or what’s showed to them, the illusion.

LR: Exactly. See, now I feel understood lol.

ECG: Lol, definitely.

L’Renee, what places has your music taken you?

LR: Not physically overseas, but my music itself has reached as far as Japan, Tokyo…Milan Italy and who knows where else. Physically, I’ve been everywhere from coast to coast. I just recently came back from Oakland, California. I’ve been everywhere. It’s the bomb!

ECG: Career wise, what is your ultimate goal?

LR: My ultimate goal. I think that would go back to my mission statement. I am vigilant to changing people lives through my talent of singing and writing music. I really want to be a philanthropist. Philanthropists is a large number of things, it could mean a lot of different things. Right now, what I am doing towards that goal is traveling, performing and continuing to write.

Just recently I started a non-profit organization which is called L’Renee Girl Power. It launches October 28th. We’re having an official launch and concert at the African American Museum in Detroit, Michigan. For those of your followers who know where I’m talking about, it’s at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.

What the L’Renee Girl Power non-profit organization does is empowers. I handpick anywhere from 5-10 young ladies and take them out on a day of fun. I call it “Fun with a purpose.” It’s all about perpetuating self-esteem.

ECG: Which a lot of young ladies need help with nowadays.

LR: Yeah, I really think that. It was always a part of my plan, but I was just recently able to start it. A lot of girls kind of, I think that they kind of settle sometimes with different circumstances and I think that a large reason for that is because they don’t have the self esteem within themselves to realize their worth more than that. So I’m not willing to deal with this.

ECG: Their eyes have to be opened somehow. Even if they can’t physically go out and view the world, someone has to show them through books, through pictures or just let them know that it’s something else out there besides these streets.

Do you write your own lyrics?

LR: I do. Of the five that I recorded on my original LP there’s only one song that I didn’t write. I’m looking forward to becoming a better lyricist. And getting better is all a part of a growth process. I’m looking forward to making better music. As time goes forward I experience different things, and talk to different people, I think it’ll really show on the next CD that I put out.

ECG: I believe that with any profession, if you’re serious about it, you have to continue to educate yourself in your field. You have to grow and you have to excel, or else, with things constantly changing at such a fast pace, you’ll be drowned.

LR: I used to think about it in that way, then I started to realize that when you do what’s in your heart it really doesn’t matter what the rest of the world is going through. Even if nobody cares about the art that you create, you created it because that’s what the Creator wanted you to create.

ECG: What’s your motivation when you sit down and write?

LR: Most of the time it’s love. It’s about relationships, it’s about people really.

ECG: Who would you compare your style to?

LR: Wow. I don’t know.

ECG: Lol, imcomparable! Don’t tell me you’re incomparable.

LR: Nooo. I try to be humble when it comes to that. I not saying that there is no one out there who's like me, but I will tell you that growing up the people who had a big influence on my music was Stevie Wonder, Sade and I really gravitated towards Jill Scott.

ECG: So, your sound. When you sing who would you compare your sound to?

LR: I think I sound like a mixture of Chaka Khan and Jill Scott.

ECG: Which sounds like a good mixture to me, lol, I like em both.

LR: That’s what I said lol.

ECG: Are you good in any other area of performing arts?

LR: No. I know what I would like to be good at. I would like to be a better dancer.

ECG: Lol, me too! One day I just wanna get out there and cut a rug so deep, and have the whole audience looking at me as I’m just swinging and swaying and turning lol, just one time.

LR: I wish I knew how to play an instrument well enough to perform it, but I don’t. My number one strength is vocal performance. Recently, I realized I am good at spoken word as well. Maybe that can tie into something.

ECG: I feel that maybe it goes hand in hand with being a lyricist. It’s like your nature. When I hear a singer singing, to me it’s like poetry with music. So I’m pretty sure you would be great at spoken word.

LR: Ironically, I am. Like you said when it comes to poetry set to music, you have to feel those words to the core. Whenever I’m performing anything, I’m feeling it. Like those words came from my mouth and I mean it from the bottom of my heart. I think that really comes across every time I perform, at least I would like to think so.

ECG: Have you ever experienced writer’s block?

LR: Yeah, all the time.

ECG: How do you handle writer’s block?

LR: Just like an athlete getting over a Charlie Horse, work it out. I mean this is what you do, so if you feel like you have a cramp then you do what’s necessary to get that cramp out and you move forward.

ECG: I believe you are newly married?

LR: I am. October 16^th.

ECG: And how’s the married life so far?

LR: I love it. It’s so much better than the single life.

ECG: Tell me about it. Lol.

LR: For me it’s so much better. My husband is my number one. He listens to all my crap, and he gives me good advice when I need it. Sometimes it’s stuff that I don’t want to hear.

ECG: I wanted to ask you, is it difficult being in the entertainment business while also being married?

LR: It’s challenging for both of us because we spend so much time apart. It has its ups and downs. I do believe in the saying “absence makes the heart grow fonder”. Sometimes you kind of need that time away.

ECG: Do you have any advice for someone who is in the industry and is either married or planning to get married?

LR: Well that’s tough, because everyone’s relationship is different. One main piece of advice that I would like to share, was something that my grandfather on my mother’s side passed along to me and my husband which is never go to bed angry with one another. No good can come out of it. Then my grandparents on my dad’s side said that no matter what, even if you are upset learn how to agree to disagree.

ECG: That’s another great piece of advice, because you’re not going to agree all the time. If you two agree, that you’re not going to come to an agreement on that particular subject…depending on what it is, you know some stuff you just have to come to an agreement on. But things such as opinions and feelings, okay we just disagree; we’re not on the same page where that’s concerned.

LR: Right, just agree to disagree and when you go to bed, don’t go to bed mad.

ECG: What does L’Renee like to do to relax?

LR: I like watching horror movies lol.

ECG: Lol, how is that relaxing?

LR: I wanna see some blood and guts and somebody getting chopped up.

ECG: Wowww lol. Now for me, that kind of stuff gets my blood to boiling. I don’t know about you but some movies have me so tensed up during the good parts, I’m like wow. I leave more hyped than I went in.

LR: Lol, right. When its time to go to bed, your eyes are like glued open like, dang what is that? lol.

ECG: Yeah, like what did I just see?

LR: Yeah, but I just like to watch movies. I’m a movie watcher. Horrors are my favorite, but I like all movies. When I want to wind down, I just put a movie on. And then I like rum and coke.

ECG: Don’t leave that out!

LR: Lol, we won’t name a brand until they cut a check.

ECG: You named a few names such a Prince and a few others… people like Luther, Michael Jackson and Yolanda Adams who have and have had such longevity in their careers even though they sing in different genres, R&B, Pop, Gospel, what quality do you believe they share?

LR: I think that it really has to do with something that I mentioned earlier, doing what is put on your heart. They let that creative force take over and they didn’t care about whether somebody was going to like it or not. They did what was good for them. You have to be authentic. You cannot make it in really any industry and really endure it for long term unless you are building your career on what’s true and what’s fair, so when you’re authentic, it really comes through, and that’s what I mean by being true.

ECG: It seems to me that the music or entertainment business can be exhausting, is it?

LR: Yupp!

ECG: Lol.

LR: A lot of people see the glamour of it, that hour and a half or two hours of a show, they see the artists up there doing what they love and let me tell you there is no other experience like it. Doing something that you are passionate about and in your favor, other people are just as passionate about what you’re doing, and you get to make a living off of it. But that two hour show could sometimes take years to develop, it can be very daunting.

Anytime you’re in a profession, you have spent countless hours fine tuning your craft. For instance Oakland, California was my last show…to give you an idea what a typical day is like, and this is for me as the background singer, this is not the star of the show.

I’m up Saturday at 5 a.m. and at the airport because my flight leaves at 7:45, so I’m at the airport. We are traveling from 7:45 a.m. Detroit time, we have a layover in Houston, Texas and then we arrive in Oakland, California around 2 p.m. We get to the hotel and we have maybe an hour to eat, and try to unwind, settle or whatever you have to do. Then we’re off to the show. The show starts at 4 p.m. We perform at around 4:30, maybe 5 o’clock. We get off stage at 7 p.m., our flight leaves at midnight, but our flight is about three hours from where we’re staying. So we have another bite to eat, get to the hotel in enough time to shower. Then we drive two to three hours away. Our flight is at midnight, we have a layover somewhere, so we’re traveling from midnight until twelve noon the next day.

ECG: That’s exhausting just to hear.

LR: Yea, and that’s just to perform. That doesn’t include time invested into creating the show, that doesn’t include getting the lighting right, and the sound right…that doesn’t include learning the song.

ECG: Which is what I was wondering, when do you rehearse?

LR: We have rehearsal time. We rehearse more before the touring begins then we do now. But if we rest for more than five days then we have another rehearsal, we have to rehearse.

ECG: Now, you stay humble, but a lot of folks feel like when a person 'makes it' they change. Why do you think that is? Is it necessary to change?

LR: Me and my husband talk about this all of the time. First of all, I think a person is who they are before they make it. I think that certain situations can bring out a negative aspect of a person’s personality. For instance if a person greedy, when they get some money they’re still gonna be greedy. Sometimes because they have what they were trying to get, it just kind of glorifies that personality trait, so that’s one aspect of it. Another aspect of it is sometimes the people around that person change.

ECG: Right, and they try to blame the change on you. They say it’s you that changed.

LR: Yeah they do. Sometimes it’s not the individual, sometimes it’s the people around them. I’ve had people who I’ve just barely spoken to turn around and ask me for twenty grand! It’s not that I’ve changed, but I don’t even know you.

ECG: What about your friends? Have you had to leave any old friends behind, or just cut strings and let go?

LR: I have. It had nothing to do with music though. I think that everyone has their own passion in life and as your maturity level changes sometimes you do have to change the friends that are around you.

ECG: Yes you do. Do you train or give vocal lessons?

LR: You know what? No. I have been asked to do so. There is someone I can refer though, someone who has been trained on how to train a voice. My talent is really raw.

ECG: I get it, you just sing. Teaching someone how to sing is like a whole different thing.

Do a lot of the ladies in your mentorship program plan on getting involved in the entertainment industry?

LR: Well, some do and some of them have no desire. Most of them have some kind of creative spark. Usually the people who end up getting into the mentorship program are individuals who their parents are friends of mine, and their children have become friends of mine as a result. I try to make it a point to let them know that someone that you look up to can spend time with you, be fun and also encourage you to do better. Things like that.

ECG: Are there any other upcoming events or business ventures that you would like the viewers to know about?

LR: The only thing that’s coming up is the launch for Girl Power non-profit and it’s also a concert which is gonna be my first in the Detroit area for this year. That’s a first. It’s a blessing, because I’ve been on the road. I would like anybody that’s near Detroit to come. If you’re in Ohio, Chicago, Flint, Toledo, Canada, or somewhere close on October 28th, I want you to come to the African American Museum. The ticket prices are not astronomical. You can purchase tickets in advance which will be less expensive. We do have a limited amount of seats that are available for pre-sale and they’re online right now.

ECG: I plan on being there. I do, I really do.

LR: How can we get in contact with you if we wanted to book a show or have you do an appearance?

Everything you could possibly want to know or need from L’Renee is available at L’Renee.net, and you can get access to all of my social networking sites. If you’re a Facebooker you can connect with me there or if you’re a Twitter person you can tweet me. All of that’s acceptable there if you just want updates you can subscribe to my monthly newsletter. You can see videos of other shows. We also have contests that are going on that you can participate in. Everything is at L’Renee.net.

ECG: It’s been good talking to you. Will you promise to come back and keep us updated on what you’re doing?

LR: Absolutely.

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Well, I see that being in the entertainment business can be a very exciting yet very strenuous career. My hat goes off to those that actually stick in there and make a name for themselves. With the positive attitude displayed by Mrs. Lori Alexander a.k.a. L’Renee, I have a feeling that we’ll be seeing and hearing a lot more from her for a long time coming. Good Luck L!

That's all for now everyone. And always remember toooo - Keep it Cold!

Cold Medinah
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