like the journey of a lost soul! some songs are timeless! ... even though idle minds sometime beg to differ! - DATZHOTT!

“i‘m trying to create music that you‘re going to play through the time spans” - ETCETERA!

HOTT AND RAW EXCLUSIVES!

“EVERY TIME YOU PLAY A CD, I DON’T WANT YOU TO TAKE IT OUT UNTIL THE END.“ “It’s a difference between making records and making records that people respect.”

In other words, integrity progresses into longevity!

New York’s own, Brooklyn Boy Wonder (BBW), is back with his new release following his first two major label debut singles “Take U There” and “Dance Like That”. His new single “O.M.G. (Throw Ya Handz Up)” off the TSOB/Universal Music Group/Federal label is being said to be “a new insane banging that is going to rock spots” according to Brooklyn’s own DJ Ace of Spades.

In this HOTT AND RAW EXCLUSIVE! Etcetera talks about his beginnings as rap artist, his latest music, and future of his new imprint The Sound of Brooklyn (TSOB) Records.

For more information on Etcetera, please visit the links below:

http://www.myspace.com/etc
http://www.tsobrecords.com

After listening to the interview above, check below for Etcetera’s latest single, “O.M.G”

WHAT’s HOTT!!! ABOUT ETCETERA!?!

A constant transition in diversity!

Etcetera first hit the scene in 2000 and continued with a string of underground hits. He has been labeled one of the best underground chart toppers around, not only for his personal projects, but also his writing and producing for other artists as well. Etcetera displayed diversity in 3 highly competitive categories as a candidate for ballot nominations at the 47th Grammy Awards for Oh No, continuing at the 49th Grammy Awards for “Welcome to Brooklyn”, again at the 50th Grammy Awards for “Backin’ Up”.

During this time ETCETERA made the transition from independent artist to major label star with the joint venture with Federal / Universal was made. ETCETERA was once again featured as “the new face to see” on the red carpet at 51st Annual Grammy Awards according to AP, MSN, Fox News and ABC…

Etcetera was featured at the 16th Pan African Film & Arts Festival during Grammy weekend to perform “Backin’ Up”, which was selected as the theme song from the festival’s movie Stepping (www.myspace.com/SteppingMovie) out on DVD now!

Etcetera is currently working on a movie soundtracks for the new film director by Steve Rahaman by Fallen Leaves Production “TO BE KING” Spring ’2010, and writing for a collection of artist and featuring on a host of music collaborations slated for late summer ‘09.

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