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The Shy Project are working on there new E.P that is set to make waves in the urban/indie music industry, already making a name for themselves on the live music scene, with more to come including “i love live” and ‘live and unsigned’ stay posted for more news on there progress, you can also follow them on SHY PROJECT TWITTER

Diamond performs and drives the fans crazy, this was defo something to talk about, performing his new tracks “toaster” and “whos dat kid” from his new promo cd DIAMOND IN THE DIRT available in the shop section FOR FREE DOWNLOAD http://www.mediafire.com/?dgl48r8zq7wkqg1

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November 15th 2011 will mark a significant date in the Hip-Hop calendar, with U.K Hip-Hop revolutionary Jaja Soze set to release his brand new E.P “Mainstream Music” independently through PDC Entertainments. The four track E.P will contain all brand new music, and feature “Linx Kanek” on a move that is set enforce Jaja Soze as a recognised major force within the U.K urban music scene.

Jaja has had a remarkable 2011 so far, after releasing his latest project “I’m Not a Rapper I’m a Revolutionary” which received tens of thousands of downloads, he was featured in “The Source” and was a major figurehead in the community speaking about the London Riots and other public issues. The massive single “Bullet” (which also featured Linx Kanek” made a significant impact in the download charts, and Jaja Soze continues to attend youth and school workshops speaking about positive decisions and empowerment.

Furthermore Jaja continues to manage his extending-roster of PDC Entertainments artists, including DVS who recently sat down with MTV for a feature, AND has recently worked with UK Overstood for a short film titled “A Lesson Learnt”. Look out for plenty of other music from Jaja Soze and the PDC Entertainments team in the forthcoming months, however for more information on Jaja Soze – Mainstream Music please email godschild55@hotmail.co.uk.

The new short film entitled A lesson learnt written by Tara-jayne-manufor and based on a idea by jaja soze, directed by jaja and Barry from cream cartel, filmed by UK Overstood.
The film features appearances from S,D GORILLA, DRU BLU, KREPT, ADZ AND SHALLOW, DUBZ, PANE AND YARDZ, BIRDIE ROTH PLUS MORE. This film tells the story of a lil boy who wants to make money via the streets but gets caught up in different situations that will change his mind state by the end of the day. The film is due for release in 2012, stay posted for more updates.

Foundation PDC artist quinney makes a serious come back for 2012, after a 5 year rest, he is currently in the PDC Entertainments studio working on his new project which will defo be the talk of the city, stay posted for more news……

PDC WERE AWARDED OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT FOR OUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE UK HIPHOP MIXTAPE INDUSTRY BETWEEN 1998 -2011 AT THIS YEARS OMA AWARDS

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Tim Pritchard, the documentary maker behind Sky TV series “Ross Kemp On Gangs” wrote the powerful book Street Boys and spent three years following Jaja and six other members before writing.
“Writing it has given me more hope in humanity. These were the toughest gang criminals in London yet I was happy hanging out with them for three years. They have a lot of energy.” Mr Pritchard said and concluded. “If it is harnessed they could be upstanding citizens.”
To find out more about PDC why not read the “powerful, moving and important story” (review quote) of what will always be South London’s most notorious gang, seduced by the safety and acceptance of being a gang member.
Street Boys ‘Buy Now!’

jaja soze cd i love music was originally a free download but done so well and got 40,000 free downloads that it has now been distributed worldwide for £6.99

JAJA SOZE NEW CD I LOVE MUSIC £6.99

An interview with members of PDC Entertainment, the south London collective of ex-gang members, asking the question: Why don’t black people vote? With the US receiving Barak Obama, their first black president elect, we decided to pose the question at street level. This video is a part of the off-the-cuff response from these progressive set of brothers, who — for some reason — tend to be portrayed by the media as mere street thuggs.