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Check out Cise HD…Hot New Tracks Available…
Posted in Artists, Business 101 in the 504, DJs, Legendary Artists, Mixtapes, New Orleans Music, NOUE Businesses, The Street Seen & Be Seen, Uncategorized with tags Precise Island Def Jam Dj Precise Big Boy Producer Platinum Ghetto Twiinz Big Boy Records on December 13, 2011 by Arlene Culpepper
Cise is an acclaimed producer. The track record is serious.
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New Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars-Remember Louisiana-The Bayou Classic Edition
Posted in Artists, Business 101 in the 504, Comedians, Conversations with Legends, DJs, Legendary Artists, Mixtapes, New Orleans Music, NOUE Businesses, The Street Seen & Be Seen, Uncategorized, Videos on November 23, 2011 by Arlene CulpepperNew Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars Release Da Independents Oct. 18th
Posted in Artists, Business 101 in the 504, Conversations with Legends, DJs, Legendary Artists, Mixtapes, New Orleans Music, NOUE Businesses, The Street Seen & Be Seen, Uncategorized, Videos with tags 17th Ward, 504, 9th Ward, Atlanta Georgia, Big Ramp, Bigga Rankin, Bruce Lee Roy, Corner Boy P, CTE Radio, Da U Boys, Devious, Dipset Radio, Dirtysouthradio, Dj Drama, Dj Noodles, DJ Ro, Dj Smoke, Fiend, Fiendforthemoney, hitzintradio, Hollygrove, Hottest Mixtape, Hurricane Katrina, Jet Life, Kango Slimm, Knight From the Heights, Konfo, Louch, Louisiana, Majesty Sozey, Miami Florida, Mista Meana, Mixconnect, Mixtapes, Mixtapewire, Music, N.O. Legends, N.O.U.E., New Orleans, New Orleans Hottest Rappers, New Orleans Union for Entertainment, New York, Newark New Jersey, nola.com, NOUE All Stars, robgradio, Rock, Skip, Snoop, South Promo, Street Customs, The General Leo G, Tim Smooth, Timothy Smoot, Timothy Smooth, TNC Boys, Young Torrento on October 16, 2011 by Arlene Culpepper
New Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars-The Deployment-911 Mixtape Release
Posted in Business 101 in the 504, Conversations with Legends, Legendary Artists, Mixtapes, New Orleans Music, NOUE Businesses, The Street Seen & Be Seen, Uncategorized, Videos with tags 17th Ward, 504, 911 Soulja Slim Tim Smooth Sporty T, 9th Ward, Cheeky Blakk, Da U Boys, Devious, Fiend, Hollygrove, Hurricane Katrina, Knight From the Heights, Louch, Louisiana, Majesty Sozey, Mista Meana, Mixtapes, N.O. Legends, N.O.U.E., New Orleans, New Orleans Union for Entertainment, NOUE, NOUE All Stars, Partners-N-Crime, PNC, Rock, Timothy Smoot, Timothy Smooth, Union, Young Torrento on September 7, 2011 by Arlene CulpepperAccording to Webster’s dictionary, the word deploy means to spread out for a deliberate purpose. In the world of urban music, the purpose is to collectively advance and overcome unwarranted obstacles says the New Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars. In memory of the tragic invasion that occured on September 11th in 2001, another great body of work has been created. “The Deployment” features Jay Da Menace’s “A Soldier’s Story” which is a tribute to America’s troops. Timely and appropriate, New Orleans Union Of Entertainment All Stars assemble some of its seasoned artists such as Ghetto Twiinz, Fiend, UNLV, Devious, Mista Meana, Cheeky Blakk, Ms. Tee, the late Tim Smooth, Sporty T., and Soulja Slim. Be sure to add this memorable anthology to your personal collection as the Crescent City’s finest batch of talent delivers poetic creativity while recalling the incidents of September 11 and Hurricane Katrina. As ”The Shutdown” by Da U Boys approaches its release on September 20th, they are also featured along with a cast of young guns like The Show, Majesty Sozey, Young Torrento, and AMG. ”The Deployment is a special project centered around our soldiers in music and it pays homage to our common American soldier and citizens who have been affected by unforeseen events in our lifetime.”
BUSINESS 101 FOR THE 504: Uptown’s Illest – Charlie Vaughn of UPTOWN ARTWERX
Posted in Business 101 in the 504, NOUE Businesses with tags 17th Ward, Charlie Vaughn, Louisiana, New Orleans, Uptown on September 1, 2011 by Arlene Culpepper
Meet Charlie Vaughn, owner of Uptown Artwerx. He’s the man behind the visuals – be on the lookout for Charlie‘s feature interview in The Heat Magazine. 
Uptown 17th to the heart, Charlie Vaughn‘s urban art captures the essence of New Orleans‘ true culture and important neighborhoods. A lot of people forget that New Orleans is much more than the French Quarter and the CBD. Thanks to artists like Charlie Vaughn, we are faced with continous reminders of what the REAL NEW ORLEANS is all about! 
The NOUE recently caught up with Charlie Vaughn – check out a few tidbits about him:
Goals: To have UPTOWNARTWERX be respected as a provider of not just Urban art, but just great ART
Dreams: To have ART hangin on & off EVERY WALL worldwide!!!!
Currently working on: Sketches to stay in practice, assembling pieces for a fundraiser September 8th , paintings, gaining insight on the art industry, & updating my website
Favorite Book: “The Autobiography of Malcolm X” by Alex Haley
Favorite Movie(s): “Friday” & “Cooley High”
Favorite TV Show: COPS …(the original reality show!)
Favorite Quote: “It’s all on you” – B.G.
Favorite Music: Damn near ALL types of music that AIN’T wack!!!
Check out UPTOWN ARTWERX at www.uptownartwerx.com.
Da U Boys Bring Substance To “Otis” with their “U Mix” “We all We Got!!”
Posted in Business 101 in the 504, Conversations with Legends, Legendary Artists, Mixtapes, New Orleans Music, NOUE Businesses, The Street Seen & Be Seen, Uncategorized, Videos with tags 17th Ward, 504, Da U Boys, Devious, Hollygrove, Hurricane Katrina, Louch, Louisiana, Mixtapes, N.O. Legends, N.O.U.E., New Orleans, New Orleans Union for Entertainment, Rock, Snoop, The Allies, The Heat Magazine. Scriptures of Blaque Love on September 1, 2011 by Arlene CulpepperReviewed by Dion Norman
As September 20 approaches, the will of a man grows stronger. The will of Da U intensifies as they continue to overcome hurdles in the wavering music industry. The hardwork will bear its fruits because this group has become a mainstay in New Orleans rap. It’s much easier to quit when the battle seems tough, but this group is relentless. Check out Da U Boys on NOUE mixtape series as we anxiously await “Tha Shutdown”.
Press the play button and enjoy nonfiction rap from “Da U Boys.” The imagery of the video fits the flow perfectly as the waters flow and remind of us “Sittin On The Dock Of The Bay,” but ironically not wasting time…
BUSINESS 101 FOR THE 504: Thais Mills
Posted in Business 101 in the 504, NOUE Businesses with tags 504, Bookmarks, Creative Writing, Editing, Enticing Objects, Home Decor, Interviews, Lip Service Ink, Literacy, Literacy Campaigns, Louisiana, New Orleans, NOUE Businesses, Thais Mills on August 31, 2011 by Arlene Culpepper
Our first “BUSINESS 101 FOR THE 504” features Ms. Thais Mills. Here’s a little about her.
Owns: LipServiceInk.com (Literacy), EnticingObjects.com (Home Décor), CreativeWritingandEditing.com (Social Media) 
Contact Info: www.twitter.com/lipserviceink
Goals: To encourage good people to read great books all over the world
Dreams: Waking up on quiet mornings to the wet nose of all 3 of my dogs
Currently working on: Creating new original collections on EnticingObjects.com
Best Sellers: Fly Girls by Omar Tyree
Favorite Interviews: Kurtis Blow, Loren Ridenger, DJ Spinderella and Pimp C
Tell us about the bookmarks: It’s my way to stay in touch with new and old friends as they stay in tune with their favorite book. 
NOUE SIDENOTE: We recommend checking out all of Thais Mills’ sites. The LipServiceInk website is really cool and contains a whole lot of interesting information. EnticingObjects.com has a wide array of unique, one of a kind home décor items that you just can’t live without! She also promotes literacy, which is so important. Check out all of Thais’ sites & you won’t be disappointed.



