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Dear Mr. N9NE,
In the past couple of hours, I have probably been termed as being an annoyance by some here on your site.
Let's start with some facts -
I grew up in Sacramento, CA and as your first thought must be - "He's a Lynch fan" - which is completely and utterly true. I am a Northern California music scene fan as well. BUT, I do live in Manhattan now - yet, with these social networking sites, I have been able, thankfully to keep in touch with the west coast music scene (so much better than the east coast scene)...lol
Now, I knew who you were as an artist, but, was not a true fan until you brought Lynch on board. Since signing Lynch, I did my research on you and your label and became quite impressed with your marketing plan, and take on the music industry. (some great youtube vids by the way)
I can say now that I have become a true Tech N9NE fan - having Lynch on tour with you this past spring was a dream come true - I was able to take in 4 east coast shows and immensely enjoyed exposing my east coast friends to some good music - ok... bomb ass shit.
I read tonight that T-Nutty was at the Strange office today, I saw that Snoop came to visit last week. and I see the new tour was announced minus my favorite artist, Lynch. (not happy about that)
There seems to be a lot of strategic business moves that Independent Powerhouse Strange Music is about to unleash....I applaud you and the team and sit on the edge of my seat in anticipation.
I got to be honest, I am not keen on a T-Nutty signing - not putting the man or his music down - it's pretty tight shit - but, I would think you would look closer to the people that were just on tour - I have posted in other places tonight - and it would be apparent to anyone reading that I am a C-LIM fan too.....
Which I am...have been since 2004 or so - his music is tight and he's a man that has a lot of dedication to what he does - you can see that by his video diary called C-LIM TV on Youtube...I don't know him - my only encounters with him were after the shows - he was outside signing autographs and of course through his Youtube and Myspace pages, which all have a decent following....
So, my question is simple - is Strange Music considering signing him?
In the past couple of hours, I have probably been termed as being an annoyance by some here on your site.
Let's start with some facts -
I grew up in Sacramento, CA and as your first thought must be - "He's a Lynch fan" - which is completely and utterly true. I am a Northern California music scene fan as well. BUT, I do live in Manhattan now - yet, with these social networking sites, I have been able, thankfully to keep in touch with the west coast music scene (so much better than the east coast scene)...lol
Now, I knew who you were as an artist, but, was not a true fan until you brought Lynch on board. Since signing Lynch, I did my research on you and your label and became quite impressed with your marketing plan, and take on the music industry. (some great youtube vids by the way)
I can say now that I have become a true Tech N9NE fan - having Lynch on tour with you this past spring was a dream come true - I was able to take in 4 east coast shows and immensely enjoyed exposing my east coast friends to some good music - ok... bomb ass shit.
I read tonight that T-Nutty was at the Strange office today, I saw that Snoop came to visit last week. and I see the new tour was announced minus my favorite artist, Lynch. (not happy about that)
There seems to be a lot of strategic business moves that Independent Powerhouse Strange Music is about to unleash....I applaud you and the team and sit on the edge of my seat in anticipation.
I got to be honest, I am not keen on a T-Nutty signing - not putting the man or his music down - it's pretty tight shit - but, I would think you would look closer to the people that were just on tour - I have posted in other places tonight - and it would be apparent to anyone reading that I am a C-LIM fan too.....
Which I am...have been since 2004 or so - his music is tight and he's a man that has a lot of dedication to what he does - you can see that by his video diary called C-LIM TV on Youtube...I don't know him - my only encounters with him were after the shows - he was outside signing autographs and of course through his Youtube and Myspace pages, which all have a decent following....
So, my question is simple - is Strange Music considering signing him?
Tags: Brotha, C-LIM, Hung, Lynch, Music, Signing, Strange, Youtube
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Permalink Reply by Charles Philips on -
That's where I think you may be mistaken - maybe C-LIM's previous work may be considered one dimensional, but, he got some tracks on his myspace page that could be considered somewhat mainstream and as he has an album coming out, I truly believe it will stun his critics...
Dukecityspecialist said:Hes just another average one dimensional rapper. Like I said plenty of other dudes out there that are worthy to be included on the worlds most recent successful indie label,strange shouldnt settle for 2nd tier artists,they can pick the cream of the crop if they wanted too
Charles Philips said:Once again I totally disagree with you - his music speaks for itself and his style is unique, he was hard on Colostomy Bag and I heard that Song Before...shit, he has more to offer than a T-Nutty...and I like some of T-Nutty's shit - C-LIM has a ton to offer the label and not just musically speaking...in my opinion and a lot of the people I speak to C-LIM would be a fine addition to the Strange Music family - shit, C-LIM has been in movies, and prime time television series too...he isn't some unknown artist...
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Permalink Reply by ₮ʞ ☬℠ on -
I think you are mistaken for using the phrase 'you may be mistaken'.
It's his opinion. Nuff' said.
Im out :D
Charles Philips said:That's where I think you may be mistaken - maybe C-LIM's previous work may be considered one dimensional, but, he got some tracks on his myspace page that could be considered somewhat mainstream and as he has an album coming out, I truly believe it will stun his critics...
Dukecityspecialist said:Hes just another average one dimensional rapper. Like I said plenty of other dudes out there that are worthy to be included on the worlds most recent successful indie label,strange shouldnt settle for 2nd tier artists,they can pick the cream of the crop if they wanted too
Charles Philips said:Once again I totally disagree with you - his music speaks for itself and his style is unique, he was hard on Colostomy Bag and I heard that Song Before...shit, he has more to offer than a T-Nutty...and I like some of T-Nutty's shit - C-LIM has a ton to offer the label and not just musically speaking...in my opinion and a lot of the people I speak to C-LIM would be a fine addition to the Strange Music family - shit, C-LIM has been in movies, and prime time television series too...he isn't some unknown artist...
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Permalink Reply by Charles Philips on
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Yes, I agree it is his opinion, just as I feel so strong about my opinion and my question to Tech N9NE...it's just a discussion and we are both expressing ourselves - I appreciate your input on the matter TK, and perhaps it was a poor choice of words on my part...
TK said:I think you are mistaken for using the phrase 'you are mistaken'.
It's his opinion. Nuff' said.
Im out :D
Charles Philips said:That's where I think you may be mistaken - maybe C-LIM's previous work may be considered one dimensional, but, he got some tracks on his myspace page that could be considered somewhat mainstream and as he has an album coming out, I truly believe it will stun his critics...
Dukecityspecialist said:Hes just another average one dimensional rapper. Like I said plenty of other dudes out there that are worthy to be included on the worlds most recent successful indie label,strange shouldnt settle for 2nd tier artists,they can pick the cream of the crop if they wanted too
Charles Philips said:Once again I totally disagree with you - his music speaks for itself and his style is unique, he was hard on Colostomy Bag and I heard that Song Before...shit, he has more to offer than a T-Nutty...and I like some of T-Nutty's shit - C-LIM has a ton to offer the label and not just musically speaking...in my opinion and a lot of the people I speak to C-LIM would be a fine addition to the Strange Music family - shit, C-LIM has been in movies, and prime time television series too...he isn't some unknown artist...
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Permalink Reply by Charles Philips on
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LOL - I see u went VIP with the Strange crew...that's good shit right there...
Ryan said:U sir are an idiot
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Permalink Reply by juggalo_mo23 on -
C lim is signed with made sicc music right now isn't he? I hope the donner party happens but I doubt it.
Charles Philips said:LOL - I see u went VIP with the Strange crew...that's good shit right there... Ryan said:U sir are an idiot
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Permalink Reply by a tie a on -
Well if C-Lim isn't goin to get signed, then i hope he gets signed in the Donner Party, that would be great
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