Twista Releases First Group From His Latest Koch Records Venture Of Get Money Gang (gmg)

Multi-platinum rapper, Twista launches his Get Money Gang (GMG) Imprint via Koch Records, with yet another anticipated Speedknot Mobstaz album entitled MOBSTABILITY II: Nation Bizness, set to release Tuesday, May 27, 2008. With new single "Money To Blow" both radio and MTV Jams are strongly supporting group members Liffy Stokes, Mayz and Skooda. "No lie, this album is on some real street shit, none of that Ringtone shit. This music we're putting out is for the everyday Hustla on the grind. Its been a long time coming for me and the crew, now that everything is in place we can finally give the fans what they want," says Speedknot Mobstaz member Liffy Stokes.
 
Surrounding all of the hype in regards to the release of the new album, the Speedknot Mobstaz recently accepted the offer to perform on the Rock The Vote Tour scheduled to hit over 20 cities throughout the United States . In addition to that, the Speedknot Mobstaz will introduce their video "Money To Blow" on BET's Rap City next week. In 1998, the Mobstaz released their first album entitled MOBSTABILITY: Nation Bizness which ultimately certified them RIAA gold status with over 700,000 in sales. Strategically, prepped with a half a million copies sold from three compilations, the group feels they are ready and set to really jumpstart their career and never look back.
 
Rolling out the red carpet for the team he believes in, Twista is on a mission to expand his music and entrepreneurial vision with Get Money Gang. The Speedknot Mobstaz are just one of the many artists that will be unveiled from the GMG imprint through other label deals. "Expect to hear real music coming from the heart of the Chi. I am dedicated to making this GMG label a movement first in Chicago , then nationwide. If you got real talent and about getting money, then you got a spot at my label," says Twista. The release of this album promises to set summer radio on fire!

"Iron Man" producer Marvel mulling next movie

"Iron Man" producer Marvel mulling next movie

Fresh York (Hollywood Newsman) - With "Iron Man" countersink to explode this weekend, the next head for producer Marvel Entertainment is: What right away?


One large variable is wHO does the distribution. When its funding deal was announced in summertime 2005, Marvel said the deal "guarantees distribution for 10 films" through Paramount.


But that vouch means the Melrose Avenue studio must distribute movies Marvel brings to it. For Wonder, the pact is simply a two-picture deal, with "Smoothing iron Humankind" the kickoff and Wonder obligated just to stagger its next picture show through Paramount. (Universal's "The Incredible Whale" is relieve.)


An additional supplying requires that movies based on "Captain America" and "Nick Fury" go through Paramount should they be made, with either movie also enumeration toward the two-picture mete out. Sequels of Paramount-distributed movies too will remain with the studio.


As a solution, Marvel properties including "The Avengers," "Thor" and "Emmet Human" could conceivably remnant up with other distributors.


Trey days ago, the company wanted to stress the Paramount care to show it had a grapevine; at present, with "Iron Gentleman" trailing well, Marvel aims to show up Wall Street that the fledgling studio has flexibility.


Wonder besides inevitably to convince investors it nates present a stabilise stream of product. Despite a deep reservoir of characters, it plans on releasing only two titles per year.


"There's a lot horseback riding on 'Iron Man' for Wonder because they don't suffer a raft of movies," conductor Jon Favreau said. 





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