"Fred The Godson" Releases the Highly Anticipated "Big Bronx" Mixtape

February 23, 2010 New York, NY.,- Unsigned hyped "Fred The Godson," released his highly anticipated mixtape"Big Bronx," February 19, 2010 at East Manor, in Queens, NY. At the release party, The Godson performed hits off "Big Bronx," along side featured artist. The mixtape includes producers, Remo The HitMaker, Buda Da Future, Sev Da Producer, Clark Kent, Ninth Wonder and more.

Hosted by, "Superstar Jay," the Big Bronx mixape has twenty-one tracks with features from some of the best unsigned artist/signed Hip-Hop/R&B artist such as, Charlie Clips, Tyler Woods, Diego Cash, Christion D'OR, Cocoa Sarai, Papers, Aye-Verb, DNA, David of XL and L.A.R. The mixtape depicts the reality of life on the "grimey" streets of Bronx, NY. He tells a epic story of pain and joy on each track, his consistent metaphoric lyrics and punch lines keeps you tuned in.

The mixtape demonstrates Fred development as an Artist, he offers raw hip-hop to strip club tracks. He also has sexy tracks such as, "Listen to Mike." In "Listen to Mike," is a unique song, Fred metaphorically reference the late Michael Jackson. Fred, shows us his smooth side with lines like, "And you are not alone, i"ll make you want to scream like Janet when you home," the lady will appreciate that line.

The mixtape also includes songs like "The Best" produced and featuring Remo The HitMaker. In the song Fred brags about his lyrical skills, "Who can f**k with me ? None of them" He stamps his mark in hip-hop, that he is "The Best." He adds an old school sound to the mixtape with tracks like, "Don't Be Late," produced by, Cool B. The Godson pays tribute to great African-Americans on track eleven "I AM," the video was shot and directed by, Mills Miller. There is also street music for the lyrical hip-hop heads like the current single, "Murder 1" and tracks "King Kong" Produced by, Buda Da Future and "Body Bag."

Fred worked on the "Big Bronx," project at BlokWork Studio, in his hometown borough, Bronx, NY. For Fred the Bronx is more than the underdog borough with the #1 baseball team. It's a place where he experienced some of the best and worse of times. The Bronx, tells the story of his life and paints a vivid picture of the "Big Bronx." In the intro Fred says, "Hip-Hop is not dead, it's revived, will survive, since I arrived," he follows up with "you will remember me ?" Is "the Godson," hip-hop dark knight ? On track 4 "Don't Want it with Me" he spits, "I'm Big Pun Pen Pal." He once made Hov break his BlackBerry, which goes to show, "when you mention the best, he better be one of them." Fred is currently working on his next project to be release Spring 2010.

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Hey guys, I'm back to check in and let you know whats hot in my life. Recently, I've been working on this major project for an underground Hip-Hop artist named, Fred The GodSon. Fred is a rapper, born and raised in the home of the "Bronx Bombers," Bronx, N.Y. He has proclaimed himself "Big Bronx," and delivers a lyrical flow that Jay-Z once quoted as, "The Future." Fred has featured in major magazines such as, XXL and Slate as well as, underground Hip-Hop DVDs such as, "Hood Life Cypher." He recently appeared on "D.W.I Radio," an online radio show that features, unsigned artist.

I met Fred at a recording studio called Blok Work Studio. I was introduced to him by a College friend, along with studio owners, Dre and Zo, who are twins.Dre and Zo, also from the Bronx, had a vision to invest their savings into something they believe in, music and Fred. They believe that Fred has the ability to be next in Hip-Hop and they support his craft.

When I heard their story, which I dubbed "the modern day," Jay, Dame, and Kareem story, minus the back stabbing and bullshit; I was impressed. However, when I heard Fred rap, I was "amazed." His ability to use metaphors and unique hand movement, in addition to his charming demeanor reminds me of, "Big." He has a "BIG" character, that works with his skill.

I am excited about this project, it consist of 2 things that I love, Hip-Hop and public relations. I've always had a ear and love for Hip-Hop. I have a excellent team at Blok Work, the talent and energy in the studio is amazing. This project has opened many doors for me and I've had the opportunity to network with beneficial individuals. My lifestyle has drastically change and my days/nights can be long and interesting. Everyday opens a different door with a better opportunity. I believe in my clients and I believe in my craft. Look out for Fred The GodSon and Blok Work, they're hot, i'm their PR person and we're wining!

Stay Tuned for my next entry, "Dairy of an Underground Publicist."

Thanks, for rocking with ya girl.

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A.

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