At an accelerated pace Lyric found herself in the company of Heavy Hitters affiliate DJ Prostyle, Big Dawg Pitbulls affiliate DJ Nasty of Nasty Beat Makers and Disturbing Tha Peace and gained support from the likes of Lizzette Perez and Tony C, two former on-air radio personalities at 102 Jamz WJHM-FM. Countless heads kept a watchful eye for this forthcoming lyrical explosion.  Manager Fidel Cash Flow (Pure Cash Entertainment) wasted no time on his blossoming artist. He booked shows and seized every opportunity to expose her talent. After generating a buzz from Lyrics single Money In My Pocket she linked up with DJ Greg G (Big Life/Dessert Storm) and began hosting his weekly ladies night at club Volcano downtown Orlando. Then on to working with DJ Tony Stone and DJ Jesse Jazz (A-Team Entertainment./Full Impact Entertainment), DJ Slique (MGK), DJ ADG and Swift Traxx, assistant to DJ Green Lantern (Def-Jam Records), and ultimately becoming an official member of Full Impact All Starz, the world famous Bum Squad Djz/Rated X Vixen, NoizeMob, Team Afficial & Mc Lytes Hip Hop Sisters. Lyric has already graced the stage with Treal, Snoop Dog, Red Man & Method Man, Pitbull, OGC and Ja-Rule just to name a few. She sings, writes and raps and is ready to be that lyric you flow to! Lyric is capable and willing to do what is necessary to make her officialmark in the industry of entertainment as Tha Queen Of Tha Streets.

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Fidel’s rise from the underground is well documented with numerous mixtape appearances, airplay on internet, college and local radio stations. His FACES OF CASH mixtape hosted by Julia Beverly, along with his album Year of the Hustle, attracted the attention of several media outlets. The Queens-bred emcee has received considerable press coverage in The Orlando Weekly, OZONE Magazine, Orlando Sentinel,  Hip Hop Weekly, Foundation Magazine, Impact Press and of course Pure Cash Magazine. He’s even appeared on BET’s Rap City and numerous DVD magazines.

Cashflow displays an air of charisma, confidence, and clever wordplay that is not common to most. He applies his lyrical brushstrokes to a variety of canvases and refers to himself as “the Dali of rap,” in his song Holding Weight off of his latest album Pentoxicated which is now available on Itunes, and Cdbaby just to name a few. Fidel also recently teamed up with South Kak’s own DJ Blord who is the host of his latest mixtape “The Show.”

Fidel appeals to a wide array of audiences. All his music is self-written. He has compiled an extensive library of songs throughout the years, which cover a wide range of topics including club bangers, politics, pranks, duets, skits, family issues, freestyles and even spoofs of popular songs.

Now getting spins globally, Fidel is rapidly becoming a staple in the underground scene. His latest single - Lick Yo Body, featuring Lady Lyric, has clubs all over the world going crazy! The video is coming soon! Hustler feat. Kool G. Rap, I Do It, AYO, and Menealo – in which he switches between English and Spanish, are other original singles of notable mention.

Fidel Cashflow describes his latest album, “Pentoxicated,” as his most creative, artistic piece of work yet. “I went back to the basics with this one and hat a lot of fun with it,” says Fidel.

Pentoxicated is a mix of lyrical braggadocio, club joints, hilarious skits, collabos, and even a song where he calls out the DJ for not playing his music (Hey DJ). He explains, “My ability to put words together artistically is not only a way of expressing myself, but also a way to speak for others that feel the same way and can’t get it out. I appreciate all the support I’ve been getting and do this ‘cause I love it! DJ’s get at me for drops & new music!”

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Meet Sergeant White a.k.a. Dirt Po. He started rapping at the age of 12 and is now doing his sixth year in the United States Army after they extended his active duty time due to the war in the Middle East. While many in the rap industry simply “talk” about guns and violence – Dirt Po has been subjected to real life bombings, attacks, and shootouts on almost a daily basis. He has a “purple heart” for being hit with shrapnel and shot in the leg. “Seeing the things that I’ve seen, and going through what I have has changed my life,” says Dirt Po. “People in the hood think they bad when they got a gun – but they don’t know about no M16’s or AK 47’s. They don’t know what it’s like to see your friends blown up into pieces for stepping on landmines.”

His career started when he was 16.  His good friend George, told him that he thought Fidel Cashflow would like his style.  He next let Lady lyric, Georges sister hear his flows and she quickly got him on the phone with Cashflow. “That was it from there,” says PO, Cashflow loved my style and said that he was looking for a down south artist.” “He recorded me on some of his tracks and even got me radio play on 102 jams in Orlando Florida which made me a hood superstar to all my friends and co-students, “cheerfully explains Dirt Po.  “What I like about working with Cashflow is that whether I’m here or absent he still makes things happen for me, Pure Cash Entertainment is very consistent.”

Dirt Po writes all of his own material and is inspired by artists like T.I., Young Jeezy,  Nelly, Paul Wall, Mile Jones, Jay Z, game, Young Buck and Lloyd Banks.  He also says that he gets lots of inspiration from where he grew up. He was raised in Mercy Drive, a very poor section of Orlando, Florida. “My dad was always in and out of jail until he finally got a life sentence and my mom remarried when I was 5 and moved to North Carolina, leaving me to live with my Grandma who really couldn’t handle me. After getting into an endless amount of trouble she “encouraged” me to go to the military when u was 17 fresh out of high school. “ He decided to give himself the name Dirt Po because his “pockets were hurting,” and even though he’s a little better off now he represents the struggle of the poverty stricken ghettos of Mercy drive. His number one goal in the music business is to put Orlando, Florida on the map. “Miami is cool, but people should know that it’s not just Mickey and Minnie out here – it’s real hood here too, “says Po.

“Don’t quit,” is the best advice he gives to other aspiring artists, and his main driving force right now is his newborn son. “I gotta feed him, take care of him, make something happen for him: If my family don’t eat, I don’t eat”- screams Po.  He has been doing lots of talent shows and performances out in the different places he’s been stationed at in the Army, and has recently done a lot of recording with his manager and mentor Fidel Cashflow during his leave. “Music is all we got out here,” says Dirt Po, who prides himself with currently being the only down south emcee on the roster of Pure Cash Entertainment’s artists.  When asked where he sees himself in 5 years he charmingly replies:“ In 5 years I see myself paid with a bunch of cars and a great success!”