Birthed in Bakersfield Ca ; Forest Factory's style was not conventional for AtL’s crunk market. But, the rhythm selection combined with a bizarre cast of entertaining characters and a tasteful dress code, Forest Factory is quickly drawing the attention of record executes and hungry fans of all ages; giving the performer & his crew a forceful, powerful edge that was designed to sell out arenas nationwide. Forest Factory lone vocalist, quotes “It’s a new age movement and I’m a representative of 80’s Babies all across the world”.
Forest Factory is now accepting shows locally and internationally, looking to spread the refreshing new innovative sound, which not only captivates Hip-Hop fans but Alternative and Techno alike. The first single entitled “DAY @ A TYME," combines a catchy Princesque melody with flavorful lyrics, which are ingredients for instant commercial success; and provides the a signature sound.
Forest(gump)Factory style is sure to keep the critics raving ..
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Biography-Forest Donell Factory, 21 July 1980, Bakersfield, California USA. Raised in Bakersfield, Forest first began his music career in 1995 as founder, producer, and group member of Got Much Game(other local artists), part-financing his music by hustling. Assuming the name "Big Cudd," he featured on compilation albums such as "Playa Association Vol. II, Full Time Hustlin," and "Campaignin" that were released in 1998. One of which featured the late Tupac. Forest also known as, Big Cudd also appeared as producer and writer with a group "Latino Velvet" including Latin pioneers, Baby Bash, Kid Frost, and Jay Tee of N2 Deep. Now as an established producer and songwriter, in 1999, Forest along with group members of Got Much Game, signed with former record label Desert Heat. Forest became the head producer for the label, composing the albums: Unda da Influenced, I.D. Young Go Ghettas, as well as his own, G.M.G Way II Skandaless, which featured artists, Suga T(of Tha Click), and Bad Azz(of Dogg Pound). During his time with the label his also worked with hometown native rock group Korn and the well known radio D.J.'s the Baker Boys. Directly after recording these albums in 1999 Bigg Cudd was incarcerated, which did not allow him to engage in any of the albums' releases. Upon his return after serving a two-year sentence Forest resigned from the label Desert Heat and then began his solo career.
Now starting from the ground up Forest returned to the studio and began building his catalog of music. By pursuing the local radio stations Forest linked up with Violator's DJ, Alex G who incorporated his music into various mix shows, drops, and interviews. As a result Forest became the first local artist to be taken seriously and promoted through radio and performances.
Through a joint venture with close friend and movie..video producer Monte C. Wilson of Fox5 News. A local televison show, Urban Heat was birthed in which Forest was co-producer and also music producer. With radio and television now in place as huge launching pads of promotion Forest released his first solo album entitled 7-21-80. Now with the full support of his home town, sales highly exceeded expectation. Encountering the limitations of the smaller market Forest then researched a rising musical location. Determined for success, he then relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. This is where 80' s Babies was birthed. First by the crossover of music into the alternative pop..hip-hop culture with a retro -eighties sound and image. Then by exposing the music to a broader audience. The response was phenomenal. A huge fan base was quickly acquired. 80's Babies was soon contacted by a New York based magazine "The Fader" and featured on the compilation Suite 903, hosted by DJ Lindsey. The song featured, "Broke up yesterday" rated number one in the internet magazine The Brain. Placed in numerous mix shows nationally and internationally, through XM radio Forest (80's Babies) has now established himself as main stream ready. Forest is now working closely with Atlanta's hit station Hot 107.9 in the independent artist department. Now you can hear 80's Babies every Saturday morning as the opening for DJ Redd Dread's Wake-up show.
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Aside from all the drama that surrounds the show and dealing with two deaths, Kandi has opened up her own boutique, TAGS, in Atlanta. This is one RHOA that we don’t have to worry about hearing all kinds of foolishness.
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91016- Smyrna -The Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Kandi Burruss inspects clothing inside Tags, her new boutique which she is part owner with Peaches Chin, on Friday, October 16, 2009 in Smyrna. All the clothes for women inside her store sell for under $100.00. Johnny Crawford/jcrawford@ajc.com
Lil Wayne Gets Some Time In the “Pokie” and Antonia & Reginae Tweet their Love for Him
October 23rd, 2009
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Ten Black Women Missing or Dead And You Have Not Heard About It…Why???
Posted by Bossip Staff
Jesus please take the wheel over in Rocky Mount, N.C., where 10 black women have either been found murdered or are still missing. To make matters worst, these sad cases haven’t even been receiving media attention:
Ten women have been found slain or have been declared missing in Rocky Mount, N.C., in recent years. But the rest of the country hasn’t heard about…… a possible serial killer stalking the young women in this Southern town of 60,000. The latest victim, Elizabeth Jane Smallwood, was identified on Oct. 12. Why have the Rocky Mount homicides been largely ignored?
“When you think about the famous missing person cases over the last few years it’s Chandra Levy, Natalee Holloway, and Laci Peterson,” notes Sam Sommers, associate professor of psychology at Tufts University. All these women had a few things in common—they were white, educated, and came from middle-class families. The victims in Rocky Mount—which residents describe as a “typical Southern town,” and is about 40 percent white and more than 50 percent black—were different. They were all African-American, many were poor, and some had criminal histories including drug abuse and prostitution.
Police have not officially linked all the murders and disappearances, but community members claim the similarities among the women, their lifestyles, and the location of their bodies make a connection all too obvious. “If you find two bodies in the same location, this could be the work of the same person or people,” says Rocky Mount Police Chief John Manley, who would not comment on a connection, but implied the possibility.
“If it was someone of a different race, things would have been dealt with the first time around; it wouldn’t have taken the fifth or sixth person to be murdered,” says Andre Knight, a city-council member and president of the local NAACP chapter. “All these women knew each other and lived in the same neighborhood; this is the sign of a potential serial killer. When it didn’t get the kind of attention it needed, it made the African-American community frustrated.”
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"Real Housewife of Atlanta" KIM ZOLCIAK IS MOVING TO L.A
First off, she's not married ... and Thursday, Kim Zolciak was looking for houses in L.A... Can someone please explain to us how she's a "Real Housewife of Atlanta" again?!
Kim wasn't just lookin' for real estate though -- check out her reaction to a hot shirtless guy at the end of the clip.
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