Diverging from music’s mainstream, the Tangible Content Project exemplifies what the indie scene is striving toward. The album resurrects the essence of soulful old-school hip-hop (school being the operative word) by reaching out to its audience with positive, independent thoughts and a rhythm- and-bluesy sound that compliments the lyrical content. The project was produced entirely by the up-and-coming track master, John “Vereencorp” Vereen. His crafty and unique production alone draws the attention of listeners around the world, so he had to call on the tightest and brightest talents to paint their lyrical pictures on his already smooth canvas. The result: a sound that the world will not soon forget. For more info on this Producer visit http://myspace.com/instrumenstrals Travis Williams, a lyrical flo mastermind, is the featured artist on this groundbreaking back-to-basics album. Following his acclaimed CD release, "Reparations," Williams has teamed up with Vereencorp and proven, once again, that he is not only a buzzworthy wordsmith, but that he is arguably the most skilled unsigned artist in the game. Williams has caught the attention of underground celebrities like D.J. Crazy Bazarro, and D.J. Jazzy Jeff. Williams continues to command the attention of his listeners one wicked rhyme at a time. For more Info on this artist visit: http://www.myspace.com/thewilliamsproject If you don’t believe in reincarnation, Ben Stevens might just make you a believer. Singer/ Songwriter, Stevens is the Marvin Gaye of the twentieth century, replete with versatility, soulfulness, and plain raw talent. Give him a mic and a Blues, Rock, Soul, or R & B track and Stevens will make you wanna holler. Featured on several tracks on the Tangible Content project, Stevens provides the only Rhythm and Blues song on the album. So, give a listen to Ben Stevens’ “Tell Me,” and become a believer. For More info on this artist visit: http://www.TNEBULA.com W. Ellington Felton is the son of jazz pianist, Hilton Felton; music is in his veins. Refusing to be contained by a single medium, Felton has excelled as a singer, poet, actor, and emcee. Complex Magazine has crowned him the future Folk-Soul hero for his vocals on Prince Paul’s “Politics of the Business” album. A quadruple threat, Felton is using every weapon in his arsenal to resuscitate soul music. Check him out on "Clever," and be revived. For more Info on this artist visit: http://www.myspace.com/wellingtonfelton Simply put, Curtison "Son1" Jones always delivers. With his signature cadence and his deep, but accessible themes, Jones is the type of emcee who is universally relatable. Recently affiliated with T-Nebula Productions, Son1 is destined to rock the music industry with his cunning lyrics and extraordinary delivery. For a sample of his unique style, check out "Here We Go Again." For more Info on this artist visit: http://www.TNEBULA.com http://www.myspace.com/curtisonjones Killick! He almost defies description…almost. Modern and classic; other worldly and down-to-earth, geeky and cool, this abstract instrumentalist will take you on an improvisational musical sojourn like no other. With his H'arpeggione, Killick unifies primitive folk, metal, and sacred musics from around the globe to ensnare his audience. If you think you are ready, unbuckle your seatbelt, relax, and lend an ear to “Black Key.” For more info on this artist http://www.myspace.com/iamkillick