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Lady Smiles Has Just Released Her First Mixtape Hosted By Dj Roots Queen

October 9, 2020 by Dj RootsQueen
Mixtapes, press release
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by Dj Roots Queen

On October 9, 2020, Marquettia Dixon, known by her stage name as Lady Smiles released her first mixtape hosted by Dj Roots Queen and sponsored by Zaytown Global.

Born and raised in Muskegon, Mi. into a troubled home with an abusive father dealing with substance abuse and a struggling single mother dealing with a heart condition, Lady Smiles lost her mother at 15. Her older sister, who took the role of her parent also passed away 3 years later due to heart related issues. Devastated by this enormous loss, Lady Smiles immersed herself in her craft as a positive coping method to deal with her sadness and grief.

As a songwriter and creative lyricist, she leads the streets with with her originality and unique style. Her stand out tracks on One More Day are Rainy Days, Catch Me, Tommie Shit, and the namesake, One More Day. Check out Lady Smiles Mixtape on AudioMack and make sure to follow her on Zaytown Global. Sign up for your free account today!

DJ Roots Queen, Digital ‘Ro’ Dope, DJ Lord and Brady Lowe Judge Facebook live stream Fish Based Food Competition at The Pantry Atl with Maxim Magazine!

August 17, 2020 by Carisha
Hip Hop, News, Press, press release
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By: Carisha J.

Everyone enjoys the experience of trying delicious, freshly made gourmet food from top of the line chefs. To stay productive during these trying times and the pandemic, Brady Lowe and DJ Lord begin doing a Café Quarantine, which is a opportunity for guests to eat, drink, and listen to music. They took it to a new level turning it into a competition, with 2 Chefs producing their best plates for the judges to rate their favorite.  Owner of ‘The Pantry Atl’, Brady Lowe and Maxim Magazine heated things up a notch hosting this kitchen cook-off, and bar competition starring Chef Mendin and Craig Richards with music by DJ Lord. The bar competition included a punch off to see who could whip up the best Fish House Punch. The judges were each sat bar style and enjoyed being catered to by each chef serving their best dishes. The atmosphere was quite lively, and all the guests were upbeat and enjoying the event. The competition highlighted aquaculture, great chefs, the best bar keeps and DJ Lord of Public Enemy. The event was live streamed on Maxim Magazine’s Facebook page with several fans tuned in and watching everything go down in real time.

Chef Mendin from Miami was one for the books with his hibachi lobster dish and said it is the most sustainable seafood.  The 2x winning food champ in Miami says he enjoys cooking with lobster. He flew into Atlanta to be a part of this competition which was inspired to set the bar in the culinary industry, especially pushing plant-based food. He and Craig Richards the 2nd chef in the competition, met in Miami and have been friends for a few years now both having a huge love for the art of cooking. A&R of Familiar Territory Records. Digital Ro Dope 1 of the judges for the competition said that everything was amazing, and the plates had a wide variety of ingredients with a lot of time put into it. Craig Richards who is from Atlanta, created a mouthwatering lobster dish brushed with a Japanese Togarashi butter and pressed in sesame seed, sunflower seeds, poppy seeds and plated over a corn and vegetable puree.

 

The judges were using score cards to pick 1 winning bar keep who had the best fish-house punch and the chef with the best dish. They were judging on presentation, sustainability, food taste and could also give out bonus points.

This was the 1st Fish House Competition in Atlanta, Ga and if you missed it, do not be sad because this is just the beginning. Follow The Pantry Atl for more upcoming events and mixers. The drink feature choices were between a Wheatley Vodka or Buffalo Trace Bourbon. The cooks choose Lobster and Red Snapper for their dish selections. Everyone apart of this outstanding event did an excellent job on their delivery, and after the votes were tallied, the winners were announced.  The winning bar keep was Ryan Smith for his Fish House Punch. He was awarded with a golden fish and a miniature barrel of whiskey.  The winning chef was Chef Mendin. Look at the entertaining live stream below.

Welcome to FishHouse_Live

Gepostet von Maxim am Freitag, 14. August 2020

 

 

Zaytoven Releases New Album – The Pack Just Landed Vol. 1

August 8, 2020 by Dj RootsQueen
press release
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by Dj Roots Queen

On August 7, 2020, Celebrity Super Producer Zaytoven Released a new album, “The Pack Just Landed Vol. 1”

The Pack Just Landed Vol. 1’s dynamic playlist has features from the hottest artists in the game right now like, Cal Boy, EuroGotit, and Cheif Keef. You can listen to his new album right now on Tidal.

Dj Funky Birthday Bash!! Tuesday @ Strokers in Atlanta!!

June 30, 2020 by Carisha
News, Press
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By: Sip of Gossip

Happy Birthday to Coalition DJ’s Atl DJ Funky!!

We will be celebrating with the baddest beauties in the south, at the infamous club Strokers in Atlanta Tuesday night to celebrate the birthday of Dj Funky! There will be music by DJ Roots Queen who will be spinning in the booth. Special live performances from Tiffany Bleu, Crystal Lalucci. COE Mook, and Zaytoven Beatz. Leave the drama at home, bring your masks and come party with Atlanta’s finest. Other special guest DJ’s include DJ Jelly, DJ Big X, and DJ Kutthroat! Tuesday June 30th and the show starts at 8 p.m.

DJ Roots Queen Protests with Mary Pat Hector, Antonio Brown, Ti, Lil Baby, Ludacris, the New Black Panther Party & HBCU’s to Raise Awareness of Police Brutality.

June 8, 2020 by Carisha
Hip Hop, Music, Press
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Dj Roots Queen and Khandee Brown

Dj Roots Queen and Khandee Brown

Dj Roots Queen at Atlanta City Hall

Dj Roots Queen at Atlanta City Hall

Lil Baby chats with Council Man Antonio Brown

by Carisha J.

Hip-Hop pioneer, DJ Roots Queen has been very vocal about her feelings toward the biggest topic trending in the world right now. #BlackLivesMatter

As the mother of a black son, and a major pioneer in the Hip-Hop community DJ Roots Queen has not only been diligent on social media with highlighting much needed awareness to the situations going on in the world, she has made her voice heard at the Atlanta protest with the HBCU’s and strong women who led the march over the weekend. The ‘New Black Panther Party’ made it’s stop in Atlanta, Georgia with the HBCU’s committee to march for justice, an end to racism, and more awareness to the growing issue that has plagued the Black community for decades, police brutality. The peaceful protest was organized by Mary Pat Hector , an advocate against Hunger in America and youth director at the National Action Network. Mary Pat had a strong team of women who helped her with the protest. Thank you to Yasheena Zachary, Lila Morrison and Rose Davis who helped orchestrate this powerful and successful movement.

As of now, everyone from America to Korea has made it a mission to speak out on the outrage regarding the murder of  George Floyd. His death has sparked riots, protests, and opinions from all around the world. George Floyd’s life was stolen from him by former police officer now incarcerated murderer, Derek Chauvin  in broad daylight on Memorial Day. As 3 other police officers stood around as an accomplice to his murder, many people have taken their anger out in America by looting, rioting, and vilifying the entire police.

Black Americans are tired, upset, and beaten down with just the recent deaths alone of Ahmaud Arberry in Georgia, Breonna Taylor in Kentucky, and George Floyd in Minneapolis. The video of his death went viral in a matter of hours, and the sight of it all is heartbreaking to watch. Millions of people have seen the footage and heard his agonizing cries. Now is the hard part of putting an end to something that should have been enforced decades ago, racism. Several high-profile Republicans have even spoken out about an end to racism, and a better future for the youth. Radio personality and proud Republican Rush Limbaugh called into the ‘Breakfast Club’ to discuss the entire situation and his support for an end to racism amongst the police. Since President Donald Trump has taken office there has been an alarming increase in racism throughout the country. With a disregard for anyone other than the people who look like him with money, it has been a depressing 4 years in the Black community. The death of George Floyd was the final straw in igniting the flame for people to get out and have their voices heard. From Paris, to the White House gates many people have joined the fight to make it known that the Black community will no longer be tolerating racial injustice at the hands of police officers.

DJ Roots Queen who is very influential in the Hip-Hop community is the founder of Rude Girl Radio, official DJ for the Grammy award winning producer Zaytoven Beatz, and has had helped several now successful artists make a name for themselves in the music industry. Her Rude Girl Radio platform has been working overtime on social media sharing important information to the masses. An all-female radio show, Rude Girl Radio airs every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the Digital Dope Radio app. As a mother and someone very passionate in equality for all, we wanted to speak with her firsthand on her thoughts of being a part of history and being so vocal at a time when many non-black people are just starting to wake up to the injustices going on in America. We want to make it adamant that everyone is aware of the power of their voice and go out to VOTE in this year’s upcoming election.

  1. As the mother of a biracial son how do you feel regarding the Black Lives Matter Movement?

Anyone who is biracial is black, period. People like to pick and choose who is black and it does not work that way. Barack Obama is a perfect example of that. Right now, is not a time for colorism within our community. We need to be unified. No time is a time for colorism of course, lol!

  1. Talk to us about the speech during the protest and who was on the forefront of it all?

Rapper Lil Baby was with humanitarian/  Councilman Antonio Brown . Comedian Desi Banks was there, and we also marched with Ludacris, Eazy E’s daughter ReeMarkable, and Lily Gatins. T.I. spoke with his wife Tiny by his side and rapper Young Dro was there as well. Most importantly Monteria Robinson, mother of Jamarion Robinson spoke, and so did Jimmy Atchison’s father, Jimmy Hill. Jamarion Robinson was shot 76 times by members of the federal task force who arrived at his then girlfriend’s East Point apartment to serve a warrant. Jimmy Atchison was an unarmed black man who died at the age of 21 as a result to being shot in the face during an apartment invasion by Atlanta police. Although a transparent and thorough investigation was requested by Attorney Tanya Miller in 2019 regarding Atchison’s death, no justice was handed to his family. Jimmy Hill and other leaders in the community spoke out about the police brutality problem that Atlanta has, and how Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has failed to do the right thing by ensuring the DA prosecuted those involved in the cases regarding the deaths of unarmed black men. Jimmy Atchison was killed right before the Super Bowl, which was held in Atlanta, and that was more important than his murder, so Mayor Bottoms kept it quiet. The officer responsible for the death of Jimmy Atchison also retired from the force with no charges or punishment brought against him. The problem is with the District Attorney in the state. The DA hides these crimes from the public and we have no idea of what is going on. 195 people have been murdered by the police since 2016 some of them, I have known personally. Desi Banks, Council member Antonio Brown, rapper Lil Baby, rapper/ activist Ludacris and more all marched with us from City Hall. The protest was put together by Mary Pat Hector, Morehouse graduate/ public figure Prince Jauan, and Shar Bates. It was peaceful and well organized! Also, on the front line during the protest was Atlanta’s own DJ Calvin.

  1. We saw rapper Lil Baby on the frontline with you at the protests. Has the artists in the industry been vocal or hands on with using their platforms to speak out about Black Lives Matter and why do you think some are silent?

I think the artists are afraid of being black balled by the labels.

  1. Has our President handled the situation and murder of George Floyd in good taste?

F&*^ Donald Trump! He is not qualified to run a country and that is noticeably clear.

  1. If you could play any song for the world right now what would it be?

Michael Jackson ‘They Don’t Really Care About Us’.

  1. What message can you give to the youth?

Black Panthers and members of the Republic of New Afrika fought tirelessly for Black freedom and many pay the cost by serving lengthy and unjust sentences. Researching these leaders and writing letters to show your support is one way to honor their sacrifice. http://lettersforfreedom.com

7. As a parent are you speaking to your child about what is happening in America?

I am incredibly open and honest with my child about what is happening with the new Civil Rights Movement and I plan to bring him to a protest, so he experiences history in the making.

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I just want to say that I am PROUD of my city. #sayhername Me and @zobambara are humbled appreciate you for uplifting the voices of black women.

A post shared by Mary-Pat Hector (@marypathector) on Jun 7, 2020 at 4:09pm PDT

Cov-Aid Relief Event Tuesday May 5th Featuring Your Favorite Celebrities!

May 4, 2020 by Carisha
News, Press, press release
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By: Carisha The Journalist

Zaytoven Beatz, DJ Roots Queen, Lil Jon, DJ Baby Drew, and more team up for a virtual event with Cov-Aid to raise funds for families and front-line workers impacted by the ‘Coronavirus.’

 

As of now everyone is aware of the biggest worldwide pandemic to affect the entire globe in a long time, the ‘Coronavirus.’ We are all literally in this together, and it is a blessing to see so many people come together to help and support families, businesses, and front-line employees. It’s been an absolute headache trying to find accurate information on the correct amount of cases, recovery and death statistics, but your chances of becoming infected with the virus are gradually smaller IF you stay indoors, and wear a face mask when you go outside. The scariest part of the virus is that you can test positive and not have any symptoms, which could possibly create a danger to someone who’s immune system is not as strong. Several celebrities, health care workers, and government officials have taken to social media to encourage people to remain indoors to slow down the curve of the virus. We are here to keep you entertained, and essentially, we are using our platform to provide as many fun at-home options that you can investigate with your loved ones. On Tuesday May 5th tune in and join #covaid who will be using their platform to help families and workers on the front line. It will be an epic 10 hour live-streaming event, which will include gaming with your favorite celebrities, esports, a music charity segment, and DJ Roots Queen will be doing a 1 on 1 Q&A interview with super producer Zaytoven Beatz. DJ Roots Queen, CEO of Rude Girl Radio and Zaytoven’s official DJ, will be hosting a 20-minute segment with the Grammy winning producer during the live-streaming.

This action packed 10-hour live-streaming event starts at 1:00 p.m. EST It will include plenty of fun and excitement with your favorite celebrities, a music charity segment, and lot of special guests tuning in to raise funds for Americares Non-Profit Organization, and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. With so many Boys & Girls Clubs shutting down indefinitely around the world due to a lack of funding, it’s urgent to get the word out for this event so that our children can continue to have a non-profit organization as powerful as this club to be a part of. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, tight end Rob Gronkowski has challenged rapper Lil Jon and others for a video game of Madden. He is willing to challenge anyone ready to take him on in the game, so follow the website below to donate and sign in. Waka Flocka, has also gotten in on this all-star line up and reached out to video game creator ‘Dr Disrespect’, Shaquille O’Neil, Seth Rogan and Trae Young for a friendly video game competition. Other stars pitching in to raise much needed financial assistance and moral support are Jessie T. Usher, DJ Infamous, Donovan Carter, Ghost Gaming, Harrison Bader, and more. There will also be amazing giveaways from Hyper X video game platform and gaming supply chain Kontrol Freek who will both be selecting random winners from the people who donate to the cause. You can support the cause here http://donate.cov-aid.org The hosts of the event are Marcus Graham, Erin Ashley, Joshua, Michelle Morrow, Rachel Quirico, and Sam Seum. Tune in here Covid-19 Charity

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_gCG1YJ0-e/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

 

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