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KAPITAL A

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Wareeyaz by Kapital A. (HipHop, Dancehall):

http://KapitalA.SunsetRecordings.com
https://soundcloud.com/kapital-a-2/sets/why-not-special-edition

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QhMSsMPBMS8
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TBav91P4-Ik
https://youtube.com/watch?v=UqDIlGma-to

 

Hip Hop artist leaves you Wanting More!

When you think of Hip Hop music, the ideology of the Dancehall boom is a natural blend in styles that should come to mind.

Rapping, dancing, talking, chanting, and rhyming lyrics on rhythmic tracks is a natural ingredient on any hip hop album set. The sounds of the old school songs by the likes of Nat King Cole, Jackie Wilson, The Drifters and Fats Domino coupled with modern day Dancehall sessions by the likes of Beenie Man, Movado, Sean Paul, Shaggy and Damian Marley infuse what is Kapital A and most notably, is what is laid down on his latest CD entitled, Why Not: Special Edition.

The full length 20 song album has extreme flair that dramatically grows the art and style combining both formats in its complexity. Rather than raps and shouts, the melody and color are what make up this great set being released this week at Don Lichterman's Sunset Urban label. Kapital A's music ingrains that colorful flair in those melodies in every song all the way through the entire CD which is set underneath the red-hot lyrics.

Kapital A began playing at neighborhood parties and at festivals throughout Ohio and in Jamaica while incorporating and introducing these two huge influences while laying the groundwork for what would become Rap/Hip Hop fusion with a Dancehall style. Today HipHop, coupled with Dancehall music and even what can be described as a Reggaeton style have carried itself across the globe into America and into Jamaica to bring together new fans of both genres. "Hip Hop has gone through many stages of growth with many sub-formats and sub genres which is the not only the beauty of it, it is also the fine line of it” says the head of Sunset (Urban) Don Lichterman. “As an Indy label, releasing Hip Hop music into what is a wide opened field and while garnering the roots of the deep culture from before say it when it became commercialized into the mainstream is key, otherwise we are competing in a field of major recording artists with a ton of money behind its marketing push and as a matter of fact, most of rap and hip hop today is all based on how much money is behind it” explains (Don) Lichterman whose latest hip hop artist is a releasing a CD that has received rave reviews since setting up its release this month (January 2015).

"In reality and in my opinion with regard to the music industry, the early to mid-90's was one of the most creative periods of growth into the mainstream marketplace for hip-hop music," states Don Lichterman, who' was working at MCA (Records) back then while Indy Labels like Interscope and Geffen were breaking HipHop bands in huge ways and “from nothing to something” which is “our (Sunset) business model” today.

"Hip hop music today is basically Pop Music today and we are not competing with it on that level and with what are artists that are on the THREE (3) or FOUR (4) major labels,” Don Lichterman expresses himself more about the landscape of the HipHop format and genre today. "And, by adding that so called Jamaican flair and by incorporating what are great lyrics with colorful melodies is a thrill to me rather than working straight up pop Rap and this guy (Kapital A) is underground and Indy, but he is also very melodic with his music which makes it very easy for me to work!"

“The other thing I love is working anything with added value and therefore selling a 20 song CD for say $9.99 a unit is great for the label," Don Lichterman ends the conversation by reiterating the Why Not: Special Edition CD is a bargain with 20 songs on a full length and extended CD set.

1 Intro

2 Kapital A

3 Fix Ya Face

4 Aint That Funny

5 En Fuego

6 Lookin At Me

7 What It Is

8 Same Window

9 So Many Problems

10 Nod Ya Head

11 Every Word

12 Warreeyaz

13 U R Fam

14 Talkin Bout Me

15 Ran

16 I Am

17 Doe Rae Mi

18 Fly Away

19 Um Um Um

20 Fallen Angels

SONGWRITERS

Kris Gamble

Ohio State Buckeyes

Ohio State Buckeyes

'Thee Anthem' for The Ohio State Buckeyes by Kapital A is coming soon!

Magic Hour!

Magic Hour!

Warreeyaz' by Kapital A. will be played on an upcoming episode of the Magic Hour!

INDEPENDENT PARTY MIX TAPE V3

INDEPENDENT PARTY MIX TAPE V3

DJ TONY HARDER PRESENTS THE INDEPENDENT PARTY MIX TAPE V3 with I Dropp This Tape in 2011 & i was looking though the files i said to myself why not! L.BLACK DA EASTCOAST BULLY ,Noreage, Kapital A., @stackupmoneymen ,Jim jones , Boone Wflocka , Lyricdaqueen , Unk ,Future , Drake,50cent,Dj Webster Niki.Minaj ,J.WISE, Fatjoe ,Rick Ross ,CrisBrown , LiL wayne, Movado - Produced by : DJ TONYHARDER

Audio Graffiti TV Show!

Audio Graffiti TV Show!

Kapital A. is being featured on this week's Audio Graffiti show! The video will also be available on AGTV after the airing of the initial show!

"Warreeyaz" by Kapital A.

"Warreeyaz" by Kapital A.

from the 'Why Not: Special Edition' CD is being played at Radio @BLAZINRadio_DGM - MI, OH, ATL, NY @WNCI Radio - COLUMBUS, OH @VIBE Radio - BIRMINGHAM, AL @MAJIC Radio - DENVER, CO @MEGA DGM Radio FM - BALTIMORE, MD @POWER JAMZ Radio - HOUSTON, TX @HOT JAMZ Radio - NASHVILLE, TN @HOT Radio - ATLANTA, GA @DGMLIVE365 - DETROIT, MI @WDGM987_RADIO - DETROIT, MI @STAR FM Radio - SAN FRANCISCO, CA @FM BEAT Radio - LAS VEGAS, NV @99JAMZWEDR - HOLLYWOOD, FL @RADIOMOGUL - CHICAGO, IL

Drop The Spotlight with Kapital A

Drop The Spotlight with Kapital A

The Dance Hall Boom With Kapital A

In-App Personal Video

In-App Personal Video

'Nod Y Head' by Kapital A (Sunset Recordings) placed In-App Personal Video for company in Turkey

Songs Placed on the

Songs Placed on the

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They Call Me Bond

Song Placed in Film

Song Placed in Film

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Evolution Hip Hop, Vol. 7

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Song Placed in Film

Song Placed in Film

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