In today's Daily Rap Game announces he will quit the msuic industry after next album, Sha Money Xl is preparing for his Annual One Stop Shop Producer Conference, Violator Management are looking for new talent and Snoop Dogg hopes video with prove his innocence.
Game will retireAfter he releases his third album it has been reported that Game will retire from the music industry. His last album tentatively expected during June of 2008 is titled L.A.X and will feature production by Dr. Dre.Game, born Jayceon Taylor released his last album Doctors Advocate last year which had fans and critics disappointed that Dr Dre wasn't present on the album in a production capacity like everyone expected. The album was his first since his publicized departure from G Unit.One Stop Shop Producer ConferenceSha Money Xl is gearing up for his second Annual One Stop Shop Producer Conference in Arizona. The event which last year saw over 700 producers from around the world gather in Phoenix to network with industry executives, labels heads, A&Rs is expected to be even more of a success this year.
As a producer himself Sha understands just how difficult getting music placed can be in the industry today and hopes that aspiring producers will take this opportunity to meet with the people that can make things happen. The event is taking place March 8 and 9th at the Hyatt Regency Hotel is Phoenix, AZ. For tickets and more information please go to www.moneymangementxl.com
Violator Boss looking for new talent
Violator Management has directed the careers of some of Hip-Hops most influential, Missy Elliot, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes and CEO of the company, Chris Lighty is now getting ready to search for the 'next money making artist.'
Violator is looking for a global celebrity and with the reputation it has created in its ten years of existence, it shouldn't be too hard.
Snoop Hopes Video will prove innocence
It was 2006 when an altercation between Rap Icon Snoop Dog and the British Police at Heathrow Airport prevented the rapper from ever touching British soil again. Banned from the country for his alleged bad behavior a video has started circulating on Youtube and was seen on gossip site TMZ.com. The footage shows exactly what happened to encourage such a drastic ban.
Snoop recently said in an interview in reference to the video "You see how they did me? I'm gonna let them come to me and they're gonna tell me I can come back in. But that's how I get down. I'm always in a situation that looks worse than it actually is until you get a chance to lay your eyes on it." The ban prevented Snoop from performing numerous tour dates with Sean Combs earlier this year.