Where do we start with M-I-L? Over 40,000 music fans downloaded his mixtape They Practice Hate and requested his freestyles Dope Boys and Bitch I’m Fresh on radio stations across the Midwest. He has shared the stage with the Ying Yang Twins, Fat Joe, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Outkast and many other hip-hop superstars. His Myspace music page is a phenom in itself with well over 350,000 views and over 735,000 plays to date. Simply put, a lot of rappers talk about grindin’ while M-I-L stays in grind...
Where do we start with M-I-L? Over 40,000 music fans downloaded his mixtape They Practice Hate and requested his freestyles Dope Boys and Bitch I’m Fresh on radio stations across the Midwest. He has shared the stage with the Ying Yang Twins, Fat Joe, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, Outkast and many other hip-hop superstars. His Myspace music page is a phenom in itself with well over 350,000 views and over 735,000 plays to date. Simply put, a lot of rappers talk about grindin’ while M-I-L stays in grind mode 24/7.
In the summer of 2008, M-I-L went into business with DJ Statix and his now Xclusive Detroit Company. Through this prosperous partnership, M-I-L was able to finally get the push he needed to get his music to his fans via the internet. He was also able to have a sit-down meetings and conferences with executives and key players from some of today’s biggest record companies that include Warner Brothers, Interscope and the Universal Music Group.
Also this year, M-I-L decided to start his own record label F-squad Entertainment so he could distribute his own music and have 100% control over his business matters ranging from marketing and promotions to publishing. In November he will release his first single Yeah I’m Out Here to radio stations nationwide and plans to release his much anticipated ep Fresh in January 2009.
In edition to his forthcoming project, he’ll also feed the streets with another mixtape which will be available online only so make sure you come thru and cop what will be a definite street classic!
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