The Flipmasters consist of three primary members: Lil Bit C-Lo Saine D.A.C. All members met in high school after Lil Bit moved from Atlanta to Birmingham, then finally to Thomasville, Alabama. Lil Bit's father comes from a family of musicians and had been encouraging her to be innovative with her hip hop abilities. After a few months at Thomasville High School, she hooked up with C-Lo Saine. The two met while preparing for a talent show. From there, they began to work together in the Spring of 2003. In just a few months, they released "ALABAMA" to local radio stations and created a big buzz between Alabama and Mississippi. From there, the duo cut an EP of six songs to keep their presence strong while they planned a full album project. To begin their album project, they knew they needed more people to work with; so D.A.C., a friend of C-Lo Saine's was added to form a trio. With their popularity they were able to find some of the brightest talent in the area to perform as guests on the album. In the Spring of 2004, they were ready to cut their debut CD, "The First." The album features all 'homemade beats,' and all original music. There are no samples and no sound-a-likes. Their music is largely due to Lil Bit's musical talents and her friend Jacobi Thompson. The cd was release in mid June 2004. Locally, sales of the cd were considered unheard. The group moved over 400 units in one week-- all within 50 miles of their hometown. This is surely something to brag about---and the buzz was on fire from there. They have been performing, everywhere from Thomasville to Montgomery to Atlanta, GA, with no plans to stop. As a matter of fact, the group is gearing for an agressive high school tour this fall, which will bring to some of the biggest high schools in the southern region. Their debut cd, "The First" is a strong indicator that these guys will be chased by music industry moguls before they finish their senior year of high school. Flipmasters: their sound is youthful and 'way too mature' at the same time. They hope to make themselves the postergroup for finally recognizing the artistic talents of native Alabamians and help make the state a driving force in the music industry. For more information, contact: Randall Davis 205-275-5477 Onstage@flipmasters.com or Brad Sims 334-636-1637. You can also visit the website: www.flipmasters.com