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Miscellaneous (@miscdaboss) New Mixtape “F@#K the Industry” Hosted by Dj Ritz

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2015 SCM Award for Lyricist Of The Year Miscellaneous says “F@#K the Industry” and drops a new mixtape with 13 Tracks of summer heat, hosted by Dj Ritz. Check out the latest music from Miscellaneous, Wyte Music’s Wild Card now, click here to listen to “F@#K the Industry.” The mixtape includes features one the the industrys leading producers Drumma Boy, it also features Dirty Rd, T Real, Ardie, Tre G.

Also,check out the video to the lead single, “F@#K the Industry” and follow Miscellaneous on twitter and Ig @Misc

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Miscellaneous (@Miscdaboss) & Reverie (@reverieLOVE) Central Illinois March 3rd Concert and Radio Appearance

MMisc Revarch 3rd the Broke and Famous Tour starring Wyte Music artist Miscellaneous kicks off,and collides with the West Coast Beauty with Bars Reverie’s, Growning Seasons Midwest Tour.

Catch both up and coming artist on 90.7 Fm Wazu Peoria, Ill  with Dj Lavish & Dj Whobeta roughly from 6p-8p, and that night 45 minutes away in Springfield,Ill Venue Bar None Hosted By Uncanny and his Torch Tuesday’s team. Slots are available plus possible meet and greets and recording feature possibilities for more info text 3146296404.

This is Miscellaneous 1st headlining tour and Reverie’s 1st tour and time in central Illinois and most of the Midwest. Expect an unlikely and unexpected mix of 2 young powers of the hip hop world.

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Miscellaneous (@Miscdaboss) #Broke&Famous the Biography, the tour, and upcoming album

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Growing up in the hard streets of Memphis, Tennessee Miscellaneous has had his share of hardships. From multiple arrest, being shot twice and paralyzed for 6 months, to coming from two drug addicted parents. Miscellaneous began to pit his pains, fears, and desire on paper. A gifted artist, he takes his listeners on a jorney through the life and struggles of a man with a negative past of being incarcerated and overcoming it by focusing a postive future.

misc 2After begin sign to Hypnotize Minds Artist Lil Wyte own label Wyte Music Records, appearing on Lil Wyte latest Album “Still Doubed” two tracks M.E.M.P.H.I.S. featuring Al Kapone and Lil Wyte’s MAJOR single “Sike” set Mi$c off to bigger audience. Along on tour with major artist such as Future, Lord Infamous, Juvenile, Frayser Boy, and more. He set the scene on fire with two mixtapes “Violentines Day” and “Sex, Drugs, & RAP MUZIK” with appearances by Don Trip, DJ Paul, Fiend, Drumma Boy, 6 Tre G, Project Pat, Frayser Boy, Lil Wyte, MJG.

Broke & Famous the Album, coming May 5th in Itunes, and select stores. The Broke & Famous Tour kicks off March 3rd with performances, radio, and tv appearances through out Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa. For more info on any dates, collabs, opening performance slots, or more from March 3rd to March 7th text 3146296404.

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Miscellaneous (@Miscdaboss) F@#K Da Industry – Official Video

2014 was a stellar year for rising Memphis rap artist Miscellaneous, from releasing his short film”Dude Wheres My Gar,” to the many awards, and award nominations from award shows through out the south, and starting his own label, where he is currently looking for new talented artist and producers.

Riding the success of his 2014 accomplishments Miscellaneous is expecting to release his newest project titled “Broke and Famous,” in the 1st quarter of 2015, and released the 1st visuals for the project December 16th, for a song titled “F@#k the Industry,” which gathered more than 17,000 views on top rap site Worldstarhiphop.com and less than 24 hours, and over 5,000 views on youtube with in the same time period.

This single, speaks on the behind the scene politics that frustrate many artist have while trying to become the next rising star, touching on pay to play with radio and club djs, 360 contracts and more sensitive topics for hip hop artist, as he echo’s “I ain’t no hoe,” through out the video.

The video, shot by Yawn Filmz, features cameo’s from some of Memphis most legendary artist including La Chat, Lil Wyte, & Oscar winning artist Frayser Boy to name a few, and apparel from   http://www.successovereverythingclothing.com/ including to of the hats he wore in the video, as well as at least 2 shirts.