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He was born and raised in Jersey. His life always included music. First as a DJ, then as an emcee, but ultimately as a producer, OUTTHERE will make his name known. Although it may seem like you're looking at another run of mill producer, if you listen carefully, you will really notice the difference, and be pleased to see/hear what OUTTHERE brings to the table, in both his range and quality of music.
As of recent, OUTTHERE has worked with artists such as Treach of Naughty By Nature, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Rockness Monster, of Heltah Skeltah, Fatal, Coolwadda, Drift and more. His music can be heard in the New Line Cinema Movie "Havoc". Which was a collaboration with rapper Minus P,as well as other indie flicks. OUTTHERE's tracks are also featured on four episodes of DMX: Soul of a Man. He collaborated again with rapper Minus P to produce a theme song for VH1's Patrice O'Neal, and the list continues to grow. OUTTHERE is a pro. It's not just about beats with him andall artists he works with respect and appreciate his methods.Bottom line...Don't sleep on the man from Jersey.
Many indie artist have sought OUTTHERE's music, but budget restrictions would limit access to it by some artists. After noticing the trend it was decided that making the production more accessible financially would help everybody,and so OUTTHERE began a new way of distributing his production to potential artists in an affordable way. Please visit www.katklaw.com for more info and for a few free beats! Thanks
As of recent, OUTTHERE has worked with artists such as Treach of Naughty By Nature, B-Real of Cypress Hill, Rockness Monster, of Heltah Skeltah, Fatal, Coolwadda, Drift and more. His music can be heard in the New Line Cinema Movie "Havoc". Which was a collaboration with rapper Minus P,as well as other indie flicks. OUTTHERE's tracks are also featured on four episodes of DMX: Soul of a Man. He collaborated again with rapper Minus P to produce a theme song for VH1's Patrice O'Neal, and the list continues to grow. OUTTHERE is a pro. It's not just about beats with him andall artists he works with respect and appreciate his methods.Bottom line...Don't sleep on the man from Jersey.
Many indie artist have sought OUTTHERE's music, but budget restrictions would limit access to it by some artists. After noticing the trend it was decided that making the production more accessible financially would help everybody,and so OUTTHERE began a new way of distributing his production to potential artists in an affordable way. Please visit www.katklaw.com for more info and for a few free beats! Thanks
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| Thanks. You won't regret it! | March 16, 2007 |
Peace Everybody,
I just wanted to thank yall for supportin the site with all the orders and feedback. It's a tough time to be doing music, so it means a lot. Despite the fact that the people i work with promote me like i'm some kinda big dawg, i have to be honest in saying that i'm in the same struggle as you. I work hard to develop my skills and enhance my
I just wanted to thank yall for supportin the site with all the orders and feedback. It's a tough time to be doing music, so it means a lot. Despite the fact that the people i work with promote me like i'm some kinda big dawg, i have to be honest in saying that i'm in the same struggle as you. I work hard to develop my skills and enhance my
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| 3 Tracks in the Season Premiere of College Hill | March 13, 2007 |
News from me: 3 tracks placed on the season 4 premiere of BET's "College Hill" Expect to hear more of his music on the show in later episodes.
I am really trying to...
I am really trying to...
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| I aint always mad LOL | March 13, 2007 |
I looked at my 3 blog entries, and thought woah, i might be giving folks the impression that i'm mad all the time. lol On the contrary...
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| Musical Middle Child | March 12, 2007 |
This is just a reflection of my current situation and outlook on the future. With 10's of 1000's of artists, producers, etc. competing for attention and ultimately success, it can be very frustrating.
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| The Cost of Doing Business | March 11, 2007 |
Yes Yall, this one is about this music biz. It's really about the difference between the person I was before the music biz became a part of my life.
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