google-site-verification: google73fd06521940cdfe.html Noneillah: April 2020

Friday, April 24, 2020

Noneillah Speaks With R and B Artist: Voice

Noneillah Friday Music Pick Voice


Voice...Such a small yet powerful word. It speaks volumes. Maybe that’s why it’s his name; a moniker befitting the strength and passion in his heart. As a Brooklyn native, how could he be anything else but? A straight shooter who’s a self proclaimed “Fact Checker”. Confident but not cocky. Humble but not timid. Sensual but not overtly sexual. A Singer/Songwriter with the ability to paint vivid pictures with words. As an actor, his gift is marrying these three elements to create something truly special, something honest.
Growing up on a soul food diet of Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles and Michael Jackson there was no shortage of powerful, influential figures. He would often imitate Jackson’s dance moves. He would even challenge himself to imitate the wide vocal range that MJ possessed. It’s odd to think that he fell into step with his craft accidentally. Doing other things eventually lead him back to his songful roots. Although Voice still wears many hats, he finally decided Music was his true love. Then he fell in love with Music’s mistress ...writing. The more he wrote, the more obsessed he became. The only other thing that came close to that love, was becoming a father. More fruit from the tree of inspiration. It’s also “Very, very scary; being a full time parent and full time artist. These are the two most important aspects of my life. To excel at both requires serious time management skills” says V. He goes on to say “I never feel like I’m doing enough; I want more. One of the reasons I love music so much is that it allows me a springboard, a platform for everything else I want to do; it allows me to explore all my facets.” Making fond memories while touching a captive audience, Voice continues to love the work he does. That love is apparent. It is woven into every fiber of the man and the artist that he is today.
Check out Voice interview with on the Noneillah Show on Princeton Television

Music Communities


Music Communities


Below is a list of exemplary music communities that utilize our tools, typically by enabling users to upload content under one of our free licenses. If there is a community we are missing, please add it to our wiki as this page is periodically updated.
For more information, see our related page on Creative Commons Record Labels.

SoundCloud

Berlin, Germany
Soundcloud is a music sharing community that allows artists to upload its works under the full suite of CC licenses. Its set of tools integrate nicely across the web, with adoptions from well known artists and labels.

Free Music Archive

Jersey City, NJThe Free Music Archive is a project from WFMU that focuses on aggregating and curating high quality, freely licensed content – the majority of which is CC-licensed. Curators include KEXP, dublab, CBC Radio 3, All Tomorrow’s Parties, and Primavera Sound.

ccMixter

San Francisco/San Diego, CA
ccMixter is an online remix community focused on enabling derivative musical works on a large scale. Originally sponsored by Creative Commons, ccMixter is now sponsored by ArtisTech Media.

Indaba Music

New York City, NY
Indaba Music is a hub for online collaboration between musicians. Its digital recording tools enable artists to share loops and songs under the CC license of its choosing as well as pick from a large pool of professional CC-licensed samples and loops. Indaba is well known for its artists remix contests that often use CC licenses to facilitate user-end remix promotion.

Bandcamp

San Francisco, CA
BandCamp enables artists to build simple and straightforward profiles to sell and distribute music in a range of formats. Artists are able to indicate CC licenses on these releases and, as a result, easily sell CC-licensed material.

Jamendo

Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Jamendo allows artists to publish its CC-licensed music for free, providing direct access to its active community. Select artists also have work included in Jamendo PRO, the site’s music licensing arm.

OpSound

Global
One of the pioneers in the CC-music universe, OpSound is a music aggregator that provides links to a vast collection of CC-licensed music from many genres, all under our BY-SA license.

Tribe of Noise

Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Tribe of Noise connects musicians & business, representing artists from over 144 countries. All music shared on the community website is licensed under CC BY-SA.

restorm

Zurich, Switzerland
restorm.com is a music platform designed to help artists work with the music industry. restorm’s free tools help artists to promote and sell their music, whether they decide to reserve all rights or only reserve some with Creative Commons licenses. Artists, labels, promoters, and media representatives can connect in one place.

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Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Drake’s Son Look’s Like Drake’s Mother

Drake’s Son is his Mother Minny Me 



Drake finally shows off his son Adonis Graham and the baby boy does not look anything like him or the baby mother Sophie Brussaux has brown hair and brown eyes.

Adonis looks a spitting image of Drake’s mother, Sandi Graham, with fair skin, blond curly hair, and blue eyes like Drake’s mother. Drake’s mother has a little Mini-Me. There is no doubt he should have denied Adonis was not his son if he ever tries. I truly believe in my feelings rapper, 33, was so baffled by Adonis’ looks he demanded two DNA tests to see if he is the child’s real father. Be knows to him the result came out that he is the father.
Canadian rapper Drake’s son has been out of the public view for months. But now, we are getting all kinds of snapshots of adorable Adonis Graham. There are a lot of pictures of Drake’s 2-year-old son online. Some are of him and his proud dad, some are of him and his mom, 30-year-old, Sophie Brussaux’s, and some are of him all by himself.




Thursday, April 16, 2020

Kenya Moore And Hubby Marc Marriage Is Heading For Divorce

Kenya Moore And Hubby Marc Marriage Is Heading For Divorce 




Forty-year-old housewife Atlanta, Kenya Moore's marriage is out on the blank with her husband Marc Delay a restaurant owner and banker who is filing for a divorce. Daly had risen to fame after his marriage with Miss USA and Reality Star Kenya. The two couples met and introduce by a Chef Ali in 2016 at Marc restaurant located in New York. 

The two got secretly married at St. Lucia on June 10, 2017, and as a result, Kenya was fired from the show and did not appear during season 11. Thereafter, the couple welcomes their beautiful baby girl Brooklyn 4th November a year later.  

A year later Kenya returned back to The Real House Wife of Atlanta in 2020 showing off her beautiful daughter but her husband did not appear on the show until a few episodes later. When he was on the show you can see the odd communication and relationship between the two that displayed on the show in front of millions of viewers. Moore had her divorce drama with her husband spreading all over the place. Regrettably, after two years of marriage, the two called it quits and cameras even caught one very tense fight between the couple. Kenya and Marc announced their decision to divorce in September after two years of marriage. 

According to the gossip website stated that the reality star wants a divorce “Due to recent and ongoing circumstances, I can no longer continue in the marriage. She went on to explain that splitting their lives between her home in Atlanta and his in New York City "had really been taking a toll" on their relationship. The other issues that lead to the divorces were that Marc did not want to get a prenup. The street was saying that Marc was cheating on Kenya multiple times and he did not want to be in the marriage.


At the ended of the day, I hope, these two can have a meaningful reconciliation and keep their family together.


TV One's syndicated talk show “Sister Circle” has been canceled

TV One's  syndicated talk show “Sister Circle” has been canceled



The nationally syndicated talk show based in Atlanta Georgia “Sister Circle” has been canceled. According to a website online stated that the show rated was not high enough to continue on to the fourth season. The show has not grown its audience enough to continue.
TEGNA has made a decision to end production of ‘Sister Circle’ on April 24, 2020. “Sister Circle” premiered September 2017 and modeled its format after other female-centric talk shows such as “The View,” “The Talk” and “The Real,” but catered directly to an African-American female demographic with co-hosts included broadcast veteran Rashan Ali, comedienne Kiana Dancie, reality star Quad Webb Lunceford, based blogger Quentin Latham, Trina Braxton, and Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Syleena Jonson.

Thursday, April 2, 2020

What does an Entertainment & Sports Law?

What does an Entertainment & Sports Law?

You should have an Attorney who has extensive experience with Entertainment and Sports Law and the unique challenges it presents.

One of the most important aspects of the representation of athletes and artists 
is the establishment and maintenance of the individual as a “brand.” The firm 
is especially mindful of this and works to protect the strength of the client’s 
brand through careful negotiation and contract drafting, and by utilizing 
prevailing intellectual property laws.

The firm’s entertainment and sports practice includes the

 following:

  • Organizational documents for musical groups; Athlete and celebrity
 endorsement and appearance agreements;
  • Formation of independent record labels and management, production 
and publishing companies;
  • Purchase and sale of independent record labels and other entertainment 
entities;
  • Review and negotiation of recording, CD and music video production 
and management agreements;
  • Negotiation of literary and screenplay rights;
Pre-production review for television, film and print media;
  • Negotiation of music and branding-related clearances;
Negotiation of publishing rights related to theater productions;
  • Review and negotiation of television and film talent agreements;
  • Registration, maintenance and enforcement of copyright, trademark 
and other intellectual property rights, including practice before the
  •  Trademark Trial & Appeal Board on behalf of singers, songwriters,
 bands and corporate entities;
  • Litigation of trademark and copyright infringement claims; and
Review and negotiation of license, assignment and royalty agreements.