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	Elliot Yamin Yamin auditioned in Boston, Massachusetts, singing Leon Russell's "A Song for You", but his audition was not aired. He performed the song again in front of the judges during Hollywood rounds, as well as Rascal Flatts's "Bless the Broken Road". During the group auditions, Yamin and his group performed "It's In Her Kiss" (aka "The Shoop Shoop Song") from The Hollies; Simon Cowell disliked the group performance, but Randy Jackson said Yamin was the best one in his group, and Paula Abdul said it was a good thing she could look past two left feet, in a way of saying he did not dance well but he could definitely sing. He was sent through by the judges and made it through to the finals of the competition. During one weekly rehearsal, guest coach Stevie Wonder told Yamin that he should definitely pursue a career in music. Simon Cowell stated that he thought Yamin was "potentially the best male vocalist" in five seasons on American Idol and later, after Yamin's "A Song for You" performance, he declared that it was a "vocal masterclass." His performance of "A Song for You" ranked third on Entertainment Weekly's countdown of the 15 best American Idol performances in the series history. To learn more about Elliot Yamin View Profile
	Fat Joe On Don Cartagena Fat Joe plays musical auteur directing each track dramatically and intensely. Fat Joe (a.k.a. Joey Crack) wields an album with diverse tentacles, reaching some of the complexities and contradictions of Hip Hop. Through the course of his six years in the industry, having fostered relationships with major players, and after growing up in the squalor of the South Bronx, he has good reason to call himself the Don of Rap. ;A lot of rappers talk that bullshit, but a lot of niggas ain't 'bout it 'bout it like Fat Joe. Rappers could have three times more money than me, but they know Fat Joe lives what he rhymes about, so they respect me like a Don. Fat Joe commands the power and respect most political leaders only dream of having, and as an MC, Fat Joe's persona is larger than life. Not only is Fat Joe armed with a new label (Mystic Entertainment, distributed by Atlantic Records), his own production company (Terror Squad Productions) and his own management company (Pay Up Management), he is armed with the Terror Squad Crew and the love of his people for support. But indeed, the road wasn't easy for Fat Joe. To learn more about Fat Joe View Profile
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	Fred Hammond Imagine the ultimate Fred Hammond musical experience with the push of one button - Enter. It’s your own personal concert and variety show on-demand. Fred Hammond - the architect of Urban Praise and Worship presents “Fred Hammond’s Warehouse Worship”- the next level innovation for getting gospel music to the world. Fred Hammond’s Warehouse Worship is an internet- based, pay-per -view concert series. Each thirty minute program includes 20-30 minutes of the funky- R & B praise, thought-provoking ballads and heartfelt, soul-mending, spirit-lifting worship PLUS Fred's inspirational messages and You-Tube - styled comedic skits. “I want people to have daily access to what they’ve grown to depend on from me in terms of praise and worship and they’ll learn even more about me through the comedy and talk segments. Every element is created to help people get from one day to the next.”, says Hammond. To learn more about Fred Hammond View Profile
	Freeway NEW YORK, NY – October 24, 2007 – North Philly’s native son Freeway has seen a lot since the 2003 release of his certified Gold Roc-A-Fella debut Philadelphia Freeway. Greeted with equally heavy doses of critical acclaim and hood love, Free found himself touring the world and sharing the spoils with the hottest crew in hip-hop, a meteoric rise that would prove to be not without struggle, sacrifice and consequence. Indeed, a lot has changed since then, and through it all, Freeway has remained, quite literally, on his grind. To learn more about Freeway View Profile
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	Ghostface Killah When you get a new Ghostface Killah album, the only reasonable reaction is to get lost in it,” said the New York Times of Ghost’s last full studio album, ‘06’s instant classic Fishcale. And with the December ’06 release of More Fish and Ghost’s near-constant touring in ‘07, his legions of fans have been happily lost in the World According To Pretty Toney. Now, with a new Def Jam album – The Big Doe Rehab – set for release on December 4th, his current tour with Rakim, and a coffee-table book set for release on January 8th through MTV Press, the devoted will be positively delirious. To learn about Ghostface Killah View Profile
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	Mannie Fresh A New Orleans native, Mannie Fresh started his career in 1984, as a member of the infamous Crescent City DJ/hip-hop crew, New York Incorporated. Many local music historians credit NYI with being the first hip-hop crew in the City. Mannie soon earned a reputation as one of the most popular DJs in New Orleans. His skills for rocking parties were legendary as was his ability for scratching. In the early 90s, Mannie left NYI and formed his first duo with, the legendary MC Gregory D. The two landed a deal with RCA and dropped an album called the Real Deal in 1992.Although hailed as a monumental album by fans of old school New Orleans hip-hop, the Real Deal failed to make any real noise outside of the Deep South, as a result the duo was unceremoniously dropped. Although the two remain friends to this day, they eventually parted ways, leaving Mannie on his own once again until a mutual friend introduced him to Brian Baby Williams, co-CEO of the fledging Cash Money Records. To learn more about Mannie Fresh View Profile/a>
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