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Get to Know Jeremy Hines
1. Can you tell our readers about what really inspired you to write music?
I have always written poems as a kid since about 1st or 2nd grade. I sang in the church choir as a little boy. I also loved hip hop and rap since I was a kid growing up. Around the time that the movie Drumline came out, I had fallen in love with the snare drum and rapping. I used to like performing at the talent shows in elementary, whether that be rapping or playing the drum. I also played the snare drum in middle school and started a group called the little drummer boys. We would win at our talent shows in middle school. I also had older cousins and uncles that rapped, sang, and produced music so I’ve always kind of been around it. As far as inspiration to make music myself, I think that started in high school when I got introduced to the recording studio on campus. I was going through some pretty dark things mentally, and emotionally during that time and I found an outlet in writing about it and rapping it.
2. When did you realize you were going to make music professionally?
I have wanted to make music professionally since about 11th grade. I played varsity basketball from 10th-12th grade so there was a conflict at the time of what was more important. I chose basketball from 10th grade to a little bit after my last year of college. During this time I was always still writing. Once I wrote the song Pretty Little One in 2019 it sparked old feelings from high school about wanting to try music again on a serious level. Of course a lot has changed since 2010, so it’s been a challenge transitioning from basketball player to music artist.
3. How do you describe your sound/style?
I would describe my sound as kind of vintage. I think I have a classic hip hop feel that focuses on lyricism and consciousness. I have huge influences from various artists so I kind of pull from different people for inspiration.
4. What’s your process for dealing with performance anxiety?
Honestly, I have regular life anxiety in general so performing just amplifies it by 100. The last thing I did to help with my anxiety was drink. I ended up drinking too much and got drunk so by the time I performed, my senses were so gone that I didn’t even notice my mouth was too close to the microphone. No one could understand a word I was saying. Now I try to practice often by myself so that when I do get a crowd in front of me, I’m just going off muscle memory, just like in basketball. I try to tell myself to not take myself so seriously and just go out and share my art and be done with it.
5. What is your creative process when creating a new song?
My creative process varies. I have two main ways of writing songs. Sometimes words will just come to me based on some possible pent up emotions or feelings, and sometimes I’ll just write like I’m writing in a diary, and then turn it into a song later. I also listen to music all day so I might get inspired to write something after hearing someone else’s song.
6. Tell us about your new releases. What song are you pushing right now?
I have a song I just released called “Yellow Tape”. This song expresses concerns about police brutality towards citizens in the US, especially black men, as well as “citizen on citizen” brutality. The overall message in this music video advocates for the saving of lives. I’m into boxing a little bit so I’m telling people to put their guns down and put their dukes up. It’s taking the old school approach and telling people to just fight it out and shake hands, similar to boxers. People seem more emotional to me and are quick to make things turn lethal when it can be avoided. I also have other songs out currently, like My Creations, Pretty Little One, Paint, Quotas, and Wake Up.
7. What projects do you have in the near future?
I have a few singles and EPs I’ll be dropping soon. I’m shooting for an EP in the spring or summer.
Photo Credit: Kasee Brown
IG: @jay.dee.h
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“Rising Star: Young Miller Tha Don’s ‘Happiness’ from ‘Miller’s World’ Album Set to Make Waves”
From the vibrant streets of New Orleans to the glitz and glamour of Beverly Hills, the journey of Miller Tha Don is nothing short of remarkable. A young boy with big dreams, Miller’s path to success is a testament to hard work, determination, and the power of opportunity.
Growing up in the uptown area of New Orleans, Miller knew that he wanted more out of life. In 2001, he made the life-changing decision to move to Beverly Hills with his relative Master P, in search of a better future. And that decision proved to be the turning point in Miller’s life.
Now, as the head of DMG Music Group alongside his business partner Super Star, Miller has built an empire that is set to revolutionize the music industry. The vision that Miller and Super Star have for DMG is bold and exciting, promising to shape the future of music in ways that have never been seen before.
With the upcoming release of his new album, “Miller’s World,” Miller is ready to take his label to new heights. His roster of artists from around the world reflects his commitment to diversity and unity, bringing together a brotherhood that supports each other in their journey to success.
But Miller’s ambitions don’t stop at music. He is set to launch a big podcast series, open a Miller’s World dispensary, and explore opportunities in acting and fashion. His multifaceted approach to business and creativity is a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit and his determination to leave a mark on the world.
Miller’s transformation from a boy in New Orleans to a real boss in Beverly Hills is a story of resilience, perseverance, and the power of seizing opportunities. With his eyes set on the future, Miller is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry and beyond. Keep an eye on this rising star – his journey is only just beginning.
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Chanel Tso Joins TooFyaTv Network as Executive Producer: Bringing New Flavor to Reality Show Heelz**
**Introduction:**
Chanel Tso, the renowned celebrity star known for her success on Joseline Cabaret aired on Zeus Network, has recently been appointed as the new Executive Producer at TooFyaTv Network. With her impressive track record on the reality show and her undeniable talent, Chanel is expected to bring a fresh perspective and innovative ideas to the network’s latest reality show, Heelz.
**Chanel Tso: A Great Producer and Cast Member:**
Chanel Tso’s success on Joseline Cabaret, where she emerged victorious in two seasons, speaks volumes about her talent, creativity, and ability to captivate audiences. Her charismatic personality and keen eye for entertainment have made her a fan favorite, earning her a loyal following in the world of reality television. As a producer, Chanel is known for her attention to detail, creativity, and dedication to delivering high-quality content that resonates with viewers.
**What Makes Chanel a Great Fit for Heelz:**
As Chanel Tso steps into her new role as Executive Producer on Heelz, her unique blend of star power, creativity, and industry experience is set to breathe new life into the show. With her proven track record of success in the reality TV genre, Chanel brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise that will undoubtedly elevate the show to new heights. Her ability to connect with audiences on a personal level, coupled with her innovative ideas and fresh perspective, make her the perfect fit for Heelz.
**Chanel’s Contribution in 2024 and Beyond:**
In 2024 and beyond, Chanel Tso is poised to make a significant impact on TooFyaTv Network and the reality TV landscape as a whole. Her vision for Heelz, combined with her passion for creating engaging and entertaining content, promises to set the show apart and attract a wide audience. With Chanel at the helm, viewers can expect a blend of drama, excitement, and authenticity that will keep them coming back for more.
**Conclusion:**
Chanel Tso’s appointment as the new Executive Producer on TooFyaTv Network’s Heelz marks an exciting new chapter in the world of reality television. With her proven talent, creativity, and industry experience, Chanel is set to bring a fresh perspective and innovative ideas to the show, ensuring that it stands out in a crowded market. As audiences eagerly await the premiere of Heelz, all eyes are on Chanel Tso and the magic she is sure to bring to the screen.
Actress Lunden DeLeon (Sweet Home Carolina) has rounded out the cast of the action film “Loaded Deck” directed by Jared Vineyard. The film centers around an undercover cop who falls in love with the woman he’s assigned to take down.
In the middle of a heist-gone-wrong, she tasks him with finding the snitch in her crew with his own life depending on his success. Rounding out the cast of Loaded Deck is Daniel Baldwin (Cold Case), Kevin Sorbo (Hercules), Jamal Woodlard (Notorious) and Quinton Aaron (The Blind Side).
Best known for her role in the television series “Vital Signs”, De’Leon has starred and co-starred in over 50 movies and television shows including “Sweet Home Carolina”, “Somebody’s Child”, and the hit comedy “We’re the Millers” to name a few. De’Leon’s upcoming films includes the action movie “48”, “Father Knows Best” and the suspense thriller “Paydert”. “Loaded Deck” is slated for production this Fall.
Instagram: @lundendeleon
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Chanel Tso Joins TooFyaTv Network as Executive Producer: Bringing New Flavor to Reality Show Heelz**
Actress Lunden De’Leon Rounds Out Cast in Action Film ‘Loaded Deck’
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