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About Me:: I am the CEO of Unique Styles Magazine, the VP of New Media for Lord Gang Worldwide, the producer and mixshow DJ for the syndicated radio show "Streets 2 the Suites" with Kevin Black (WBR-Urban Music) and Kittie (BET, Starz, etc).

My Website:: http://www.uniquestylesmagazine.net

My Favorite Sports Team and/or Individual Sports Personalities:: NY Giants, NY Yankees, NY Knicks

My Favorite Books:: Lakeda, Laying Down My Burdens, This Game Has No Loyalty...love to read and feature urban writers.

My Favorite Music:: Rap, R&B, Jazz

Why I'm Here:: To Network

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Da' Hitman presents Keith Sweat "The After Party"

Lord Gang DJ Da' Hitman has earned the first ever Triple Crown award from www.thatcrack.com - having the featured mixtape, the most viral mixtape, and the hottest mixtape. The mixtape project that earned the Triple Crown award was the recently released "After Party" mixtape… Continue

Posted on June 17, 2009 at 10:44am —

Da' Hitman Releases "DALLAS: REST OF YA'LL CAN KISS MY ASS!" Mixtape

Da’ Hitman releases “DALLAS” Mixtape

Lord Gang Worldwide, LLC
Dallas, TX – February 18, 2009

Certified Lord Gang DJ Da' Hitman has released a new mixtape titled “Dallas: Rest of ya’ll can kiss my *ss!” The mixtape features music exclusively from Dallas/Ft Worth artists, including both majors and independents. The mixtape not only brings exposure to the talent pool surrounding the D/FW Metroplex, but also illustrates the power of networking amongst DJs, labels, promoters, radio and print media.… Continue

Posted on February 19, 2009 at 12:17pm —

Streets 2 the Suites Radio Show

This week's show is bananas with Affion Crockett from Wild N' Out. I don't know if you know, but Affion got legit chops! Along with the interview and some of his music - he freestyles on the show, too. For any DJs - we are getting a big response already to the John Blu "Never Took a Break" track. You might want to check for that track.

… Continue

Posted on September 26, 2008 at 8:13am —

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