THE CORP. CARTEL

The Corp. Cartel So what does The Corp. Cartel do, exactly? The answer depends on who you ask. Jay-Wise describes the group's sound as “good music, fresh new hip-hop.” Da Kid Montana says he's “open to anything that sounds good.” And Chaos notes simply but directly that The Corp. Cartel is original. That seems to sum it up. The Corp. Cartel is a purveyor of good music, fresh new hip-hop that's original and sounds great “Anyone can rap,” says the Cartel, “but not everyone can make music ...

The Corp. Cartel So what does The Corp. Cartel do, exactly? The answer depends on who you ask. Jay-Wise describes the group's sound as “good music, fresh new hip-hop.” Da Kid Montana says he's “open to anything that sounds good.” And Chaos notes simply but directly that The Corp. Cartel is original. That seems to sum it up. The Corp. Cartel is a purveyor of good music, fresh new hip-hop that's original and sounds great “Anyone can rap,” says the Cartel, “but not everyone can make music And that's where we come in – fresh and original ” Freedom and the Message For Jay-Wise, music is freedom of emotion and freedom of communication. “Music helps me feel free to feel and say what I want and get my message across.” The Corp. Cartel opens one up to purity of feeling as well as uncompromising ideas from the artists in the group. Chaos simply seems music as an integral element of existence, but he also notes its importance as communication, as well as entertainment. “Music is just part of my life and it helps me paint my picture for people to understand it.” Music is healing for Da Kid Montana, and The Corp. Cartel offers this medicine to listeners.”Music is therapeutic and it helps me escape reality when I make it.” The Artist at Work The Corp. Cartel is busy promoting “Unsigned Heights Vol. 2” (and has announced a third installment) but its members also have solo projects in the works. Jay-Wise will unleash “Fresh” on listeners while Da Kid Montana has the autobiographically named “Kid” on the way and Chaos asserts his originality with “My Way.” The group nabbed 2006 and 2007 New York Underground Music Award nominations for Latin hip-hop, with The Corp. Cartel coming away the winner in '07. The band is busy showcasing all over New York and New Jersey. The hip-hop group has played such venues as Sound of Brazil, Don Hill's, The United Palace and Remote Lounge, as well as performing in schools from the junior high to college level. The Corp. Cartel's first mixtape was hosted by the late DJ Carl Blaze and the group has appeared on mixtapes featured by DJ Watts of The Bakery. These hip-hop artists have performed with numerous tri-state area DJs, including “the heavy-hitter himself,” DJ Enuff. The Corp. Cartel has shared the stage with DJ Green Lantern and Hot 97's DJ Kay Slay and has appeared on a number of underground radio stations in the tri-state area. The group was tapped for inclusion on Ralph McDaniel's “Video Music Box.” “The Corp. Cartel boasts a truly concentrated batch of Latin hip-hop talent.” - A&R Select WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU MIX A KID FROM THE FUTURE, MIX HIM WITH A KID STUCKL IN THE 80'S AND PUT THEM IN THE STREETS!!!!WHAT YOU COME OUT WITH IS!?!?!" THE CORP. CARTEL "WE GIVING THE GAME A " FRESH " NEW LOOK...