OUTing The Music Industry

Presented by Stephen (Dj SirRah) Harris and SirRahPro, OMI discusses the ins and OUTs of the music industry. Based off the BlogTalkRadio radio show of the same name, OMI is to inform artists of ways to promote and market themselves in this ever changing music industry.

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  • A Bit About Mister Cee


    For your listening pleasure, two full mix sets from last week’s radio show, 
    plus a little video excerpt with some ranting about the Mister Cee situation.

    DJ C Reality Mix 46 minutes
    DJ 3D Mix - 41 minutes


    There’s much more that could be discussed on that story, apart from the panicked homophobia it engenders (the questions about treatment of sex workers in our society, as pointed out by dream hampton..how detached these all-or-nothing judgments are from the real world’s broad spectrum of human sexuality*) but I just wanted to touch on the basic silliness of our reaction to this story in so much of the hip-hop world.

    Bottom Line: How to define our sexuality, and how to define manhood, are A) two questions far more complicated than we tend to take them for, and B) Two questions that have no relation to each other. Your sexuality never makes you more or less of a man.

    *not to mention thinking about a spectrum of gender beyond the simple male/female binary..or whether any concept of masculinity is even worth clinging/aspiring to..etc etc.

    Also see ill Doctrine

    **ill Doctrine is a video blog hosted by Jay Smooth, host of New York’s longest running hip-hop radio show, WBAI’s Underground Railroad.  www.wbai.org

    Posted 1 year ago

    Tags: jay smooth, wbai, Mister Cee, ill doctrine, hip-hop, homophobia,

  • openminded2040:

    Wow I have gained a whole new respect for THIS dude as a man. 110%

    (Source: bsladetv)

    Reblogged 6 months ago from bsladetv

    9 notes

    Tags: Fat Joe, VladTv, Mister Cee,

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