Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Mama Mia shares her thought's on the Artist/Producer relationship
When you enter a recording studio, you're beginning a relationship with at least one new person: the recording engineer. A lot is riding on this person's abilities and personality during your tracking and mixing sessions. In fact, the engineer might be the most important element of the recording experience.It's a producer's job to make the tough calls and finesse the egos to get a song to where he feels it should be,that's why you generally hire a producer whose work you admire.People like Timbland and Pharell Williams have record labels standing in line to have them work with their artists - and pay ridiculous amounts of money for it too.These producers are almost more famous than the artists they produce and many have the ego to go with it,But I think the best producers are those who put the artist in the center, bring their strengths to the forefront and take them to a level they couldn't even have imagined themselves. They know when to push the artist further and when to say stop.It's impossible to explain why a certain combination of people in the studio can create magic.
That's why I work with the best,not only have we been Bff's for several years but we treat each other like family.Knowing when to separate the business aspect from the friendship aspect is difficult at times,but the artist/producer relationship we have is truly amazing.
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The Best Producer A girl Could Ask For
At the end of the day, it’s a good working relationship and the trust between artist and producer that makes for the best results. So, be sure that you not only like a producer’s work but feel comfortable working with them as well. You’ll be spending a lot of time with this person and trusting them with your art, so make sure that you feel like the producer you choose is willing to give you and your music the attention necessary to get a great recording.Don't worry I wont be stingy,If you want that quality sound and great direction from an individual that is a jack of all trade's(Producer,Engineer,Artist,Videographer) . ..lock him in!!!
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Mama Mia jumps on the GOT SOME NERVE Vol. 1 Mixtape Hosted by DJs Skroog McDuk & Johnny O
New music from Young Thug, Gucci Man, Wiz Khalifa, Chief Kee, Ty Dolla Sign, Troy Ave, Ace Hood, Trina, E-40 and Mama MIa Follow @DJjohnnyO & @skroogmkduk @tracygarcia614 on twitter!!
Got Some Nerve Vol.1
Mama Mia The Boss Chica
"Imma Beast" (Dirty)Produced By Priority Beats @DerricoPeck
Mama Mia "Imma Beast"(Dirty)
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
#Dope #New Music From Dyversity --->>>DJ Skroog Mkduk - Paper Trail
These fellaz turnin Shit up with their debut single release "Bad Chick" on DJ Skroog Mkduk's Mix Tape-> Paper Trail
"Bad Chick"
Dyversity,The hottest new R&B,Hip-Hop collab coming outa Gary Indiana
Let the talent speak for itself!
Check it out here--->>DyVersity "Bad Chick" DJ Skroog Mkduk Paper Trail
DyVersity is a musical group that fuses the genres of Hip-hop and R&B. The easiest and most profound way to describe the sounds of DyVersity is to imagine the blend of melodic, soulful singing, meshed with the rawness of true hip-hop style, flavor, and lyrical content. There is no doubt that they have strategically maintained a unique sound that is skillfully blended. Originality is definitely their specialty.
-Mama MIa The Boss Chica
Dyversity @Dyversity2015
Friday, July 24, 2015
Mama Mia's Daddy Say (Review by Cierra Brownlee of Chicago's Mainbridge Radio)
While we’re discussing energy, let’s review Mama Mia, who is a Hip Hop female artist, and nicknamed “The Boss Chica” by her fans and followers. Mama Mia brings that story telling energy along with a lyrical style and metaphors that will make you stop; think; and rewind like “Damn! That’s dope!” You just have to hear it again. Mama Mia’s song “Daddy Say” is a Hip Hop track that tells a story about a young girl who has love for Hip Hop, and her father doesn’t agree with her interest in music. Mama Mia is telling a story about her experience in “Daddy Say,” her love for Hip Hop, naming some of Hip Hop’s legendary artists, and having a black child out of wedlock. The video for “Daddy Say” takes the viewer’s back to when Mama Mia The Boss Chica was a youth, with The Boss Chica popping in to tell the story with a hook “Oh father, please forgive me, I can't help it, but this rap shit is all in me…”. She touches a controversial situation, whereas there will be some people who feels the same way her father does, and others who will agree with her; but it is truth and it works for telling a story in Hip Hop music. In the middle of her video she states “I am Hip Hop” and at the end states “…fuck it, I’ll build my own empire
Independent: Salute Women in Music
Cierra Brownlee
https://twitter.com/IAMDJCB
https://twitter.com/McmsRadio
Independent: Salute Women in Music
Cierra Brownlee
https://twitter.com/IAMDJCB
https://twitter.com/McmsRadio
A&R for@MrCurtisYoung (son of Dr. Dre) World W https://twitter.com/IAMDJCB ide Music Group || A&R at J.A.M. Records
MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES
God MC or God Emcee is the derivative of a supreme rap/hip hop deity and a (man or woman) Master of Ceremonies with supernatural lyrical, verbal, and stage presence. A god emcee is thought to transcend time & space with universal rhymes about any subject matter or substance.
Ok, so I used Google and the Urban Dictionary! Not really receptive to calling myself a God ,The fact of the matter is I have difficulty describing my lyricism technique,I ,for the most part write my lyrics first, then find the right beat and usually it just fit's together like a puzzle.I am a derivative of the Hip Hop culture and have spent the majority of my life sitting in the cut with my headphones on scribbling in my composition books.The passion for writing is undeniable, and still after all the years struggle to put the pen and pad away.Back in the day it was slingin mix-tapes outa the trunk and conquering many open mic competitions. Usually when I open my mouth the first thing people say is "you don't look how you sound"Now that can be A compliment or derogatory,the matter at hand is I am who I am and I do what I feel and love.It is not my objective to be compared to any Emcee,if I feel it it just comes outta my mouth the way it does.I'm just a girl from round da way that used Hip Hop as an escape goat from the hardships and struggles that I've encompassed.
-Mama Mia The Boss Chica
http://mixconnect.com/listen/Mama+Mia+-+The+Boss+Chica+(Hosted+By+DJ+Skroog+Mkduk)-mid40417Mama Mia - The Boss Chica (Hosted By DJ Skroog Mkduk)
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New music from Mama Mia (@tracygarcia614) drops her debut mixtape "The Boss Chica" hosted by DJ Skroog Mkduk. These dope rhymes and banging beats are sure to entertain. Follow @skroogmkduk on twitter and @tracygarcia614 |
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Mama Mia's "OBSESSION"
https://soundcloud.com/tracygarcia614/obsession-1
Boss Chica commands the screen,and the world bows to her greatness with this raw unfiltered metaphorical world tour. She aimed to lyrically conquer all corners of the globe with her definition of a Trap Queen- Mama Mia (Boss Chica) I Obsession (prod by Mike Neff) I Cinematic Visuals
Check it out here
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