Melvin Brown CEO of Konvict.
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Konvict Muzik’s CEO and Partner to Akon talks Muzik with The One Marketing Group
Melvin Brown, C.EO of Konvict Muzik Group and partner to Akon defiantly knows the struggle and survival tactics needed to win the battle of breaking an artist into the music industry as it stands today. Melvin began his journey to success when he started work with his first cousin Johnny Wright, noted to be one of the largest pop managers in the world. While working for Johnny Wright, Melvin came across and interesting demo package. A sound he had never heard before. Yes! You guessed it no one other than “Akon”. Using the tools he picked up along the way Melvin began to manage Akon and relentlessly worked to gain public knowledge of his particular style of music.
In this Interview Melvin states that in spreading Akon’s music, to Dj’s record pools and radio not everyone immediately embraced the sound. When the debut single “Locked up” reached the hands and turntables of Dj’s as well as the airwaves, People all over the world began to associate the words “Locked Up” with many different aspects of their lives not just simply a jail term but a term of life. The words, for many resembling unhappy relationships, dead end jobs, people living life and just trying to make it. “Locked Up” became the anthem of neighborhoods around the globe.
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Before his name and number became a national phenomenon Mike Jones had to grind like everyone else. His diamonds are gigantic and some will even say that his ego is the same way. However, in Mike’s eyes, he deserves more credit than he’s received and a little less criticism.
Placed in a Houston rap scene that already boasted a share of local heavyweights Mike Jones found the struggle to be overwhelming and truthfully wanted to quit pursuing his rap career. If it hadn’t been for his grandmother’s constant advice we wouldn’t even know who Mike Jones is. He gives his grandmother the credit for all his success and it would seem corny if he wasn’t so sincere about the matter. In fact, he sounds sincere about everything almost to the point where you might agree with him if you got the chance to speak with him.
Other talking about his grandmother’s influence on him Mr. Jones spoke on the Houston rap scene and his place on the totem pole. His perspective is almost Hollywood when he talks about himself, however there’s a presence or characteristic that keeps his opinions seemingly well-founded. It could leave you thinking that he was right for leaving Swishahouse and starting his own label. It could leave you with an understanding of why he made a movie to complement his album. You just might see why he wears all the jewelry. When you see where a man came from you can see where a man is coming from. Don’t you remember back then?
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Publicist: “Baby Boy we got JayRich with www.hiphopclub.biz on the phone.
Baby Boy: “Jay, Jay, Jay, Jay, what it is homeboy?!?”
JayRich: It’s all good; tell the people a little about yourself…
Baby Boy: “I’m Baby Boy Da Prince; the only artist coming from the West Bank of New Orleans.”
JayRich: What’s different about that side of town?
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JayRich: Why isn’t Dr.Dre on your upcoming album when you did some good work with him?
Governor: “Just the politics. We go put on the mixtape and let the people decide.”
JayRich: Was it the politics of the industry or somebody at Interscope being a asshole?
Governor: “Interscope.”
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