Rue Rois Recording Artist Strait Jigg is near the big day of releasing his highly anticipated mixtape featuring Da U Boys, Kidd Kidd, and more. December 20th, New Orleans tweet king will blaze the streets and internet with a dope mixtape release.
Check out his first leak “HAM” on New Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars-Remember Louisiana
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Cise is an acclaimed producer. The track record is serious.
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“Life is what you make it.” Loyalty and commitment begin with willingness.
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Open Mic Dec. 9 on Bayou Road
Toys for Tots Drive Dec. 10 at Basin Street Lounge
Raw Dizzy Live in Concert Dec. 11 at Encore
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New Orleans Union For Entertainment is compiling a list of venues that showcase or play Real Rap. Several upcoming artists feel slighted in the area of performance opportunity. Audio and physical performances are both trending topics on the New Orleans music scene. If you are a club owner, manager, or booking agent, feel free to contact us @NOUE1 or send club press kit to itsdevious@yahoo.com.
New Orleans Union For Entertainment is a firm believer that all genres of rap music should have venues to perform in and opportunities to maximize exposure via media outlets. This is not always the norm. An artist should never feel subordinate to any other genre of music. When an artist feels this way, it forces the creative process. Artists make albums in the 21st century and most have to include a “club banger” in order to advance their career. New Orleans Union For Entertainment supports all genres of rap music but a “club banger” should not be a mandate. It is not a mandate in other states. Music alignment should be revitalized. In other words, the clubs and media outlets should play similar music which is not limited to one genre. When this happens, it is called subjective music alignment or biased music alignment. This is an issue that will be heavily addressed. Genre liberation is needed in Louisiana. In a peaceful process, New Orleans Union For Entertainment will continue to point out areas that can be refined so that the advancement of all genres of rap music can thrive in Louisiana. Please feel free to contact us at @NOUE1 or itsdevious@yahoo.com for more press information or interviews.
