The Hot Instrumentalist

2010-06-17T20:59:00.000-07:00

NBA Finals Game 7 goes down as one of the BEST games in basketball history! Mello Melanin www.RapBeatCreator.com

Welcome Back T.I. "I'm Back" Single Out Now!

2010-03-08T20:20:00.000-08:00

Okay this is straight heat. I'm glad to see my homie outta the joint. He's too talented to be on lockdown. I hope you wanna-be thug cats out here in the world learned something from T.I.'s legal situation.

With that said, T.I.'s got some new heat out. It's an album cut but its still hot as Waka Flocka's ribs after a shoot out. Naw, I'm just sayin' though. I'm glad dude is out and I wish him much continued success.

Peep out the track below:

T.I. "I'm Back" | Official Young Simmons Blog | Young Simmons News and Celebrity Blogs | Global Grind

Str8 Heat!!!

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
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LIL WAYNE feat. EMINEM "Drop The World" (NEW VIDEO)

2010-03-08T09:33:00.000-08:00

Here is a new video from Lil Wayne featuring EMINEM "Drop The World". I kinda like it. Let me know what you think. Leave me some comments.

Here's the link below:

LIL WAYNE feat. EMINEM "Drop The World" (NEW VIDEO) | Official Young Simmons Blog | Young Simmons News and Celebrity Blogs | Global Grind

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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Can JA RULE come back as a main stream artist

2010-03-07T08:52:00.000-08:00

Yo, I was on Global Grind earlier today and Jo Jo, put up a song by Ja Rule featuring R. Kelly called "Incredible". It's okay. Definitely for the ladies but I wonder if this song can put him back on top. Here's the link to the song below:

JA RULE feat. R. KELLY "Incredible" | Official Young Simmons Blog | Young Simmons News and Celebrity Blogs | Global Grind

Honestly though, and all jokes aside, this is Hiphop Kulture so as long as Ja wants to put out music, who can rightfully tell him he can't?

I'm not a big fan of most of Ja's music but I'll be damned if someone tells me I shouldn't put music out because "they" don't think its hot.

Anyway, Ja keep doin' ya thang and poppin' ya bottles. I remember something you said in an interview once: "If you ain't riddin' right, you ain't rappin' right!" Haters hear that!!! Holla!!! Holla!!!

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
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New Beat! DRAKE "It's Over" (NEW MUSIC)

2010-03-04T19:41:00.001-08:00

Jo Jo Simmons (Run's son from Run-DMC and Russell Simmons nephew) posted this joint up at Global Grind. It's Drake's new joint, "It's Over". I'll probably have to listen to it a few more time but nothing jumped out at me while I was listening to it.

What do you think about this beat?

Click on the link below to hear it:

DRAKE "It's Over" (NEW MUSIC) | Official Young Simmons Blog | Young Simmons News and Celebrity Blogs | Global Grind

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
www.Beats4ADub.com
www.MusicMarketingPromotions.com

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Beat Maker Chris Henderson:The Anatomy Of A Grammy | NODFACTOR.COM

2010-02-26T20:44:00.000-08:00

This is from my other blog, The Rap Beat Creator.

Click on the link below and you will learn the story of a Grammy Award-winning producer not too much different from you or me. Its a dope interview by one of 2009's hottest producers.

The Rap Beat Creator: Make Your Own Beats!!!: Beat Maker Chris Henderson:The Anatomy Of A Grammy | NODFACTOR.COM

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
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Are You All The Way Turned Up?!?!?

2010-02-25T08:32:00.000-08:00

This track is pretty nice. Its got that Dirty South feel to it.

Roscoe Dash featuring Soulja Boy. It seems like just a fun song overall and it looks like they had a ball making the video.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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Just Check Out The New Kanye West Single And...

2010-02-24T20:08:00.000-08:00

I think its a well put together track. He hit a couple of notes that he shouldn't have hit but overall I think its pretty dope.

I'm sure it will get lots of rotation. It sounds like a Top 10 pop song but its HOT! No kidding.

The bouncing boobs is kinda wild and the fact that they never show Kanye is different but it works.

If you don't believe me check it out for yourself.

What do you think? Some people hate it and some people love it.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
www.Beats4ADub.com
www.MusicMarketingPromotions.com

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Bangin' Rap Instrumental: Timbaland featuring Drake - "Say Something"

2010-02-22T20:10:00.000-08:00

Even Bedrock by Young Money is holding down the top spot on Billboard, one of the dopest beats in the Billboard Rap Top 10 is the Timbaland cut featuring Drake, "Say Something".

Timbaland goes crazy with the synths and the hook is really laid back and nice. Sonically the track is dope.

And I'm not the only one who thinks the beat is hot. It's been on Billboard for 9 weeks and its holding down the #3 spot!

Here's the video below if you haven't seen it.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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Album Review: Sex Therapy By Robin Thicke

2010-02-19T05:34:00.000-08:00

Ironically I purchased Robin Thicke's Sex Therapy album on Valentine's Day. I can thoroughly say I was let down.

I picked this up as a gift to my wife because she really liked his last album and once again, it was Valentine's Day. There was only one cut that I could say that I would push repeat to hear. The rest was full of album cuts that really didn't stand out.

What really surprised me was the list of executive producers. 3 names in particular out of 4 that are serious music industry veterans who gave a stamp of approval on this release. I'm talkin' big names like Jimmy Iovine, Andre Harrell, & Pharell Williams. Three people that really know music and are responsible for millions of albums sold.

I asked my wife if giving it another listen would change her mind.

Another thing that was wack especially since it came from Wal-Mart was there were all kinds of explicit lyrics starting from track 1. There was no parental advisory label on the front and the CD was unedited. I took the CD back to Wal-Mart and exchanged it for Rhianna. :)

I'll post on her review soon...

Let's Make it Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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2010-02-19T05:05:00.001-08:00

Mobile Test Blog! Mello Melanin
www.Beats4ADub.com

Outkast: Legendary Emcees With Super Tight Beats

2010-02-14T20:34:00.000-08:00

Today I was on that Outkast. I had to take it back for while and listen to some of their classic joints. I'm talkin' 'bout the 1st two albums: Southernplayalisticcadillacmusic and ATLiens.

I like to zone out on some their classic joints. I even checked out the "Royal Flush" joint that came out a couple years ago with Raekwon. This was dope beats by The Dungeon.

This is raw Outkast!

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OutKast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Watch more Music Videos at Vodpod.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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Rhianna's Hard ...And So Is That Beat!!! Check It Out Online

2010-02-10T19:54:00.000-08:00

For the last couple of weeks I've been bumpin' Rhianna's 'Hard' off her latest album Rated R. The song features Young Jeezy with a super tight beat by The Dream and Tricky Stewart.

Check out the video below!

This beat is sick!!! So Hard! Too Hard!

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com
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The Hottest Beats On The Billboard Charts

2010-02-03T19:58:00.000-08:00

The hottest beat on the music charts right now In my opinion is the Ludacris joint featuring Shawnna,"How Low". Its produced by Canadian producer T-Minus. The beat is snapping so hard and Luda blends in to make it a perfect dance cut.

Dirty South in full effect.

I've posted a copy of the video below so that you can check out the song. Yes the song is about honeys gettin' low in the video but the beat is so hard. It's on of those you could just keep hitting play to listen over and over again.

The baseline is sick. The beat is krazy and put over the hook with some fire lyrics, its a classic song.

Enjoy.

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist

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Be On The Lookout For The Rap Beat Creator Podcast

2008-12-14T13:00:00.000-08:00

Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls,

The Rap Beat Creator Podcast is coming soon. It'll have mostly current events in music and some music business tips but it will be entertaining!

I'll send out the first podcast by the end of this week.

Also, coming early 2009, I'll be revamping my best selling audiobook "How To Get Thousands of Dollars Worth of Free Hiphop Advertising" as well as releasing my new book, "Teach Me How To Rap."

You'll be the first to know...

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com

The Importance of Having a Team

2008-12-10T09:16:00.000-08:00

Have you ever played any organized team sports like football or basketball? I played both in school and what you learn in practice is way more valuable that just how to play a sport.

You learn things like "there's no "I" in Team", "together we stand, divided we fall" and all sorts of lessons to help you build a "team spirit".

How does this relate to the music business?

Well for starters, if you look at the music industry and the biggest power players, you'll notice there are teams. Even a solo artist like Jay-Z has a team. The Wu Tang Clan is a team that can be a football team all by itself! More currently you have crews like The Diplomats, T.I.'s Pimp Squad Clique, and Ludacris' Disturbing Tha Peace.

When I was touring with KRS-ONE in California, he had a team. There was his personal manager, Simone, his road manager, and several other people who were there to make sure everything went on schedule as much as possible. Everybody knew what they had to do and sometimes they even did another persons job if it was necessary.

A good book to read about building your music business team is Donald Passman's 'All You Need To Know About The Music Business.' In it, he outlines the basic team members for people wanting to be in the music industry.

Here's a loose sketch of your team members:

You (The Artist/Producer)
Personal Manager
Entertainment Lawyer
Booking Agent
Business Manager

Let's look at each of these in more detail:

You is self explanatory. Without You, none of this is possible and there is no need for the rest of the team. You are the center of the team.

Your Personal Manager is what Passman calls the CEO/General Manager of your team. This person is responsible for helping you direct your career and basically going to bat for you in whatever way to boost your career. They can also be responsible for helping you pick your other team members.

The Entertainment Attorney is, according to Passman, the most important member of the team. They take care of the legal details for the artist, help negotiate contracts and make sure the artist can get what they want with the least amount of legal hassle. They also help shop your music to get a record deal. Their job is generally to protect the artist.

The Booking Agent is the person who is responsible for getting you gigs. They help you get concert dates and public appearances.

Last but not least is the Business Manager. This person handles all of your finances and they are responsible for making sure all of your money dealings are in order. They help you budget, pay bills, make investments, check your royalty statements, etc. In a nutshell they are the ones responsible for helping you make your net worth grow.

Do you now understand the importance of having a team? You can try to do it all alone but you'll make much more money if you have a team of players to help you succeed.

One more thing on the quality of the members of your team. This has more to do with your team members' mindset. Make sure your Personal Manager, who is the CEO/General Manager of your team, is a go-getter. That is worth repeating.

Make sure your Personal Manager is a go-getter.

Your Personal Manager can make or break your career so choose wisely. And don't be afraid to replace your team members if you need to. If you have a weak link, then you need to get rid of the dead weight. In the end, it will be a blessing to your career especially if you plan to be in the music business on a long term basis.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com

Working On A New Beat

2008-12-04T13:58:00.000-08:00

I'm staying persistent with making beats. I started on one a couple of days ago and worked on it yesterday.

I plan on mixing it later today and then putting it up for sale.

You'll be the first to know...

Let's make it happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com

P.S. If you would like to know more about how you can make beats online and make your own beats check out my beat review site at www.RapBeatCreator.com.

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New Beat I Put Together

2008-11-25T20:40:00.000-08:00

Here's something I put together a while ago. Don't ask me why I've waited this long to post it.

Click on the link below to hear the track:

http://www.free-hot-rap.com/WhereYouBeenBoy.mp3

The track is for sale to the highest bidder.

Bidding ends December 3, 2008 9pm Eastern Time

Starting Bid is $20.00

Holla...

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
www.RapBeatCreator.com

Do You REALLY Want To Be In The Music Business?

2008-03-23T09:47:00.000-07:00

Whassup Peeps?

There are a lot of people who subscribe to my email list just to get free rap instrumentals that come when you sign up. There are probably fewer people who are on the site to really learn about the music business AND how it works.

In my opinion, any aspiring artist who is not learning about the workings of the music business is wasting his or her time. Why do I say that? Well, its 2008, not 1978 when good emcees were extremely rare. Nowadays, most of the emcees that come on the scene are halfway decent. The artists that have longevity though are the ones that KNOW this business.

There are countless stories of 1 hit wonders in the music industry or wildly successful artists who end up broke after a few albums. I mean look at TLC when they where at their highest point. They had to file bankruptcy. MC Hammer, Teddy Riley, Peabo Bryson. The list could go on.

Just because you see an artist with an assload of jewelry and a nice assortment of high-end cars doesn't meant that they are financially sound. Don't forget, the music industry and Hollywood sleep in the bed together EVERY night. Video editing plays tricks on the eyes and ears everyday. Most new artist don't know this but its the truth. Hollywood has a way of sensationalizing everything so buyer beware.

For those that don't want to get taken to the cleaners or strong armed by CEOs like Suge Knight, you should learn all aspects of the music industry. In addition to most of the traditional "must-have", "how to" books on the biz, you should definitely check out the book "Hit Men: Power Brokers and Fast Money Inside the Music Business" by Fredric Dannen. This book is classic because it gives you an accurate picture of what the music industry really is and how it works.

Please don't be the next artist to be living from a cardboard box because you didn't want to learn the business. That's insane to me and I just don't understand that point of view. If this is your passion, your dream, your greatest hope, your "calling" and you feel like you can make it in the biz, why not study it?

Here is your task: Do something everyday toward your career related to the music business. Do just 1 thing is all I ask and if you are as good as you think you are, more opportunities will come to you.

Untill next time, Peace!!!

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
http://www.free-hot-rap.com/

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Free-Hot-Rap.com Changes to Website

2008-02-12T13:28:00.000-08:00

Whassup Peeps?

It's been a long time since I blogged. Time has gone by so fast. The last time I posted a blog was back in November! I took a better position at my day job and it requires alot of my attention. Yes, I said day job. We've all heard the saying, "Don't quit your day job". We'll I've quit mine several times and got good and bad results but I can honestly say I'm okay today.

Although I haven't been blogging regularly, that doesn't mean that I haven't been working hard on what I can do to make the www.Free-Hot-Rap.com site better. I changed the site to be easier to navigate and although I still give away the 7 free rap instrumentals, selling beats is not my primary focus anymore...helping newbie emcees is.

Why am I doing this you say? We'll to be honest with you, my beat making skills are cool but everybody is doing it. In layman's terms, there is too much competition for selling music online. I know of some guys making 5 figures a month consistently but that doesn't mean selling instrumentals is right for me just because I know how make them. Trust that I AM a true emcee and my lyrical skills far exceed my production skills.

Now this doesn't mean that I won't make anymore beats. I enjoy beats like no other. I just don't have to make all of them myself to be happy with myself. Writing and spittin' lyrics for me comes easy because I've done it for over 25 years. Damn, did I say that? Yes. Over 25 years, I've been hashing out some dope lyrics. It's natural for me.

Is it natural for you?

I asked because I've noticed several people who come to the www.Free-Hot-Rap.com site are interested in songwriting. I believe these are the people who I'm supposed to help. Beats are a dime a dozen but well-written song win Grammys and songs, I can definitely teach you how to write. But its not only writing the song that's important. A true artist that wants to succeed in this business must learn it from all angles.

There is much more than just beats and lyrics (Whaddup J-Force!). The music business is as KRS-ONE put it on The Arsenio Hall Show many years ago: 10% show and 90% business.

So please stay with me as I make this journey into teaching this business to you and whom ever else reads this. I think I've found my calling.

Check out my free article on music contracts and get 7 FREE rap instrumentals right now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist

Attention Rappers: How To Beat Writer's Block

2007-11-30T20:20:00.000-08:00

Lately, I've been dealing with the challenge of just finishing ONE song. Yep, you heard it right: One song. I mean this is not just a one day thing or a one week thing. This has been going on for a little while.

A friend of mine asked me to write a song for a group that he's working with because they needed material. I accepted the challenge not having written a whole song for anybody before because I figured it would be a good way to branch out further into songwriting. I mean I've written verses for people to spit but never a whole song and being that its for a younger audience makes it more challenging.

The real challenge that I'm having involves simply staying focused on getting it done. I've come up with several song topics but actually writting about them has been difficult. 2007 has been a very strange year for me. I can't say its a bad one but its definitely not one of my most favorable years.

I not a big fan of excuses but it seems as if I've been cheering them on lately with this latest project.

So here is what I am proposing to do and if you think it will help you then by all means join me.

First, I need to seriously look at my "Why" for doing this project. Why am I doing this? Is it for fame and glory? Is it because I like to write? Or maybe its because I see dollar signs and a pot of gold at the end of the writing rainbow. What ever my "Why" is I need to clearly have that in the forefront of my mind if that is my goal and then the second step is to...

WRITE IT DOWN!!!

I heard some stats a while ago that said that people who have clear, specific goals with a deadline are usually more inclined to achieve them. I believe that figure was about a 97% achievement ratio. What's absolutely krazy is that I ususally write my goals down but with this project, I slipped. I'm only human.

Once I've got my goal for this project written down and my "Why" for doing it firmly etched in my brain. The next step is to break that main goal into smaller goals or milestones. How else do you eat an elephant but one bite at a time?

Okay, so now I got a reason and some written goals and milestones to look forward to. Here is the next and one of the most critical ingredients:

Action!!!

All this planning is cool but nothing happens without action. And while action is great, it helps to have a map of where you're going. That's what all the planning and goal setting was about in the first place. So you begin to take steps toward the first milestone.

For me that involves having at least 2 songs completed before the end of next week that I can submit to the group's manager for review. To do that I must schedule some time out of my busy life to sit with the pen, the pad and some fire beats to write to...let's say about 30 to 45 minutes a day. I can afford to do that even if it means getting up a bit earlier in the morning...without hitting the snooze button.

Today is Friday evening going into Saturday morning so by Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest, I should be reviewing my progress to see how far I am from completing the 2 songs. This is a good half-way point to access where I am and if something is truely holding me back, what is it?

Okay so here are the steps again:

Figure out your "Why" for writing the song. Why are you writing the song?
Write down realistic goals for completing the song?
Set milestones to help measure your progress
Action, Action, & more Action!!! Nothing beats action.
Track you progress to make sure you're on schedule to complete your song.
Finish the song.

With these 6 simple steps, anyone who chooses to use them should be able to knock out plenty of songs in a short period of time.

I'll let you know how this works out for me and please keep me posted how it works out for you.

Holla...

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist

mello@free-hot-rap.com

Download 7 Free Rap Instrumentals, Hiphop Instrumentals, and R & B Instrumentals Right Now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com.

Old Skool Music Versus New Skool Music

2007-11-29T09:43:00.000-08:00

I've been listening to The Steve Harvey Morning Show (http://www.steveharvey.com/) for the past few days and one of his listeners wrote in that Steve and his crew should play more current music on his show. Well this listener was 20-years old so the crew just tore her down debating the value of the current music.

Before you get upset, it was all in fun and the first thing Steve did was play "In Da Club" by 50-Cent. That joint still rocks parties. Dr. Dre still gets props on that one fa sho! Steve came back later and played "Flashlight" by Parliment. I keep that 'Tear The Roof Off' CD close by because we all know how George Clinton gets down.

I didn't get to hear too much more yesterday but this morning they continued the debate. They threw on "Rock, Skate, Roll, Bounce" and I'm sure people were in their cars on the way to work going nuts. I know I was AMPED!!!

One of the points that Steve brought up was the long standing debate of live instruments versus digital instrumentals. I agree with him about the feeling that live music gives the listener. I was in the band growing up so I know what it does and I love to hear live music played in most venues.

In the letter, Steve's listener stated that he should play songs like Soulja Boy. He indicated that he heard Soulja Boy's song but could not get into it. Maybe the age difference is a problem as well. Also, most of the new music is not created by live bands and the tracks are very repetitive with very little change-ups.

For me, I like both skools of music: old and new. Although, I absolutely dig live music, I've worked with live musicians before and it can be a headache trying to get everybody together just to do one thing. BUT, I've had the same problem with Hiphop groups as well. Outside of that, either music will do me fine.

On the new skool tip, take an artist like Kanye West. His music is nuts and many old skool types dig his music as well. He blends instruments with digital tracks and so does Alicia Keys (who has worked with Kanye). Not only can she sing, but she plays the piano and well as produces. I think some artists just have an old soul and they just know what makes music good because all music ain't all good.

Let me know what you think about this debate.

Holla...

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
mello@free-hot-rap.com

P.S. Download 7 FREE Rap Instrumentals, Free Hiphop Instrumentals, and Free R & B Instrumentals Right Now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com!

P.S.S Rest in peace to my uncle, Willie James Towns and Kanye's mom, Donda West

Hiphop History Month: My Earliest Hiphop Memories

2007-11-14T14:42:00.000-08:00

My fellow Hiphoppas,

In my last blog, mentioned that November was Hiphop History Month. It's amazing how far the Hiphop Kulture has come since I fell in love with it back in the 70's. Back then, I was absorbing to do everything I could that had to do with Hiphop. I love rapping, breaking deejaying, and graffitti. I had my crew back down in ATL and we were a fanatics of the culture.

You could catch us in the neighborhood everyday with some cardboard, some fresh gear, a boombox, and a whole bunch of energy ready to get at it. Being Hiphop meant being cool and smooth and different. I remember talent shows at Samuel L. Jones Boys Club in the heart of Decatur where campers my age would win pop lockin' off of "It's Like That" by Run-DMC.

I can even remember being 13 and going on a cruise to Mexico and just being Hiphop to the fullest. I'm pretty sure I introduced a lot of passengers to Hiphop during that cruise. I was a breakin' machine by that point. I was eat, sleeping, and breathing Hiphop.

Today I am still like that young boy. I still get excited about this Kulture. I live, eat, and breathe it everyday.

Are you still true to Hiphop?

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist
mello@free-hot-rap.com

Download 7 FREE Rap Instrumentals, FREE Hiphop Instrumentals, and FREE R & B Instrumentals Right Now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com.

November is Hiphop History Month

2007-11-07T12:54:00.000-08:00

Whassup folks? To all my Hiphoppas out there, Happy Hiphop History Month and many more.

Let's Make It Happen!!!

Mello Melanin, The Hot Instrumentalist

Download 7 Free Hot Rap Instrumentals, Hiphop Instrumentals, and R & B Instrumentals Right Now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com!

The Hot Instrumentalist Has a Dave Chapelle Moment

2007-11-05T11:18:00.000-08:00

Whoa! It's been 19 days since I posted a blog. I don't know what happened. I was so unmotivated to do anything but I know I needed to continue forward. I call it a Dave Chapelle moment because I just walked away from show business for while. So much crazy shit was happening that I just blanked out.

See I have basically been successful all of my life, meaning that I tend to move toward my goals steadily. As I put in one of my previous blogs (my last one in fact), sometimes this will happen to us where we get discouraged but we have to keep it moving.

Well, I think I have been revitalized!

I have some new information that I will be sharing with you that will help you along in your career. These things have helped me out tremendously and I'm sure they can help you out if you are looking to get more exposure and sales.

Until then, I'll holla...

Let's Make It Happen

Mello Melanin
mello@free-hot-rap.com

Download 7 FREE Hot Rap Instrumentals, Free Hiphop Instrumentals, and Free R & B Instrumentals Right Now at www.Free-Hot-Rap.com