AMEN, RIGHT THERE” (ART) is what you say when you are feeling “thankful” and “fortunate” you respond with “Amen, Right There” or if someone is in need of prayer and encouragement it’s ART. The song is inspired by and features Gospel Legend Everett Drake, whose original hit “Amen Goes Right There” became a gospel classic and was the centerpiece of this true collaboration for 14-year producer Dominion Jones aka “Sci Blw” (pronounced Sky-Blue) which makes this an instant rap and gospel classic, especially with Canton and N.I.C.E., it crosses multiple genres in Christian/Gospel and Hip Hop/Rap, ART is very upbeat, a sing-along song with a dance vibe, that has south meets west bounce and melodies with a Kanye West “Through the Wire” type vibe. Instruments include Bass, Drums, Lead Guitar, Piano, and a hard hip-hop kick drum merged with Everett Drake’s gospel vocals and delivers a feel-good sensation.

Emcee N.I.C.E. Stated “To be amongst legends while also being considered one I give God all of the glory! Four generations of music are represented here by myself, Canton Jones, Everett Drake, and Young 14-year-old Sci Blw, the producer. Think about it, Classic Gospel, Gospel Rap, Christian Hip Hop, and a classic flip in a time where we need some joy and hope, this could become a song of the year!”

Canton Jones followed with “I am So blessed to work with the legendary Emcee N.I.C.E. And Everett Drake! I’m so humbled that my son, SCI BLW, produced a modern-day interpretation of a song that was already classic in “Amen Goes Right There!” me working with my son, is like Lebron and Bronny coming together, except, I beat LeBron James to it.

Everett Drake when reflecting on the song, “Words cannot express the joy and gratitude I feel knowing that this message will live on through another generation because of these amazing young Brothers, Emcee N.I.C.E. And Canton Jones!”

Sci Blw (pronounced Sky Blu) says, “It was great producing the beat, and I’m glad I could bless so many people with it including my peers!” Amen Right There is a song that is destined to bridge the gap between the Gospel and Rap, it’s radio friendly and it will uplift and unite listeners that love Christian Hip Hop, Gospel Rap, and Gospel music. Amen Right There!

About Emcee N.I.C.E.

Aulsondro “Novelist” Hamilton also known as Emcee N.I.C.E., a multi-platinum producer and Billboard chart-topping Christian hip-hop recording artist, is the curator of the award-winning station God’s House of Hip Hop Radio powered by Dash Radio. In 2 years, Emcee N.I.C.E. And business partner Chantal Grayson took an emerging genre in CHH, Latin CHH, and Gospel Rap and created a mainstay in radio, becoming the first station on the Dash Radio platform to win a major award for radio along with being the first hip hop faith-based hip hop station to win the coveted Stellar Award, Gospel’s most prestigious award. The station would also go on to win 15 The Spin Awards, Best New Station, Best Internet Radio Station, Best Radio Station Two or More Hosts and Emcee N.I.C.E. Also won Internet Radio Host of the Year. N.I.C.E. Is also one of two executive producers for the God’s House of Hip Hop 20/20 Summer Fest, a faith-based hip-hop music festival held in Los Angeles. As well as the Number 1 Best Selling Author on Amazon.

About Canton Jones

Canton Jones is a Billboard Chart topping Grammy-nominated Contemporary gospel rap, singer, and producer. With over ten records and multiple guest appearances, based in Atlanta. His unapologetic, socially conscious take on gospel weaves sweeping instrumentation, traditional gospel, contemporary R&B melodies, hip-hop, and electronics in a production style that weds the sonic approach of musical theater and dance music behind his rich baritone.

About Everrett Drake

Everett Drake is a gospel legend known for being a featured vocalist on the Bobby Jones Gospel show on B.E.T. (Black Entertainment Television) and Word Television. His musical roots began in the church, singing in the choir and later serving as Choir Director of his beloved First Baptist Church South Inglewood. His dynamic passion for singing and directing was soon recognized by other gospel singers and he was tapped to join The Johnson Ensemble, a local singing group. They were enormously popular during the 1970s and recorded several albums. Their signature album, “The Harvest Is Plentiful” brought them national recognition. Everett, again, finds himself in the company of gospel music’s hottest stars, from Shirley Caesar, Rance Allen, and John P. Kee to Kirk Franklin, Mary Mary, and Tye Tribbett.

About Sci Blw (pronounced Sky-Blue)

Dominion Jones aka Sci Blw is a 14-year-old producer based out of Atlanta, Georgia, and the son of Gospel Rap legend Canton Jones. Sci Blw has released two albums, an EP, and four singles. His Latest album “The Night Shift” is available now.

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With unprecedented access granted by the Wallace estate, this cinematic documentary is an emotional and personal journey through the people, places, and events that created the greatest hip-hop artist of all-time.

In recently unearthed footage from his breakout years, we go behind the scenes with Biggie to watch him create classic songs in the studio and bring them to life onstage in incredible unseen concert clips. Intimate and candid interviews show the most trusted members of Biggie’s inner circle opening up like never before to share stories that have never been told publicly.

In the words of his mother, Voletta Wallace: “This will be the first documentary to focus on the experiences of my son’s life rather than the circumstances of his death. It is a celebration of who he was and where he came from. This is how he would have wanted to be remembered.”

Watch the official trailer for Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell below.

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Versace was gunned down in 1997 at the entrance gate of his Miami beach mansion by serial killer Andrew Cunanan. 

The Versace company “did not authorise and was not involved in the television series,” it said in a statement on Monday.

The series had to be considered “an act of fiction”, it said, given it drew inspiration from a book that was not authorised – Maureen Orth’s ‘Vulgar favours’.

A spokesman for 21st Century Fox had no immediate comment.

Versace founded his eponymous fashion house, famous for its Medusa head logo, in 1978. In 2014 U.S. private equity firm Blackstone bought a 20 percent stake. Gianni’s sister Donatella is artistic director and vice-president of the group.

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Let’s run down the top 10 of the Jan. 13-dated Hot 100, which blends all-genre streaming, airplay and sales data. All charts will update on Billboard.com on Tuesday (Jan. 9).

“Perfect,” released on Atlantic Records — first as a solo track by Sheeran on his album ÷ (Divide) — spends a sixth week at No. 1 on the Digital Song Sales chart with 109,000 downloads sold (down 34 percent) in the week ending Jan. 4, according to Nielsen Music.

The song also lifts 2-1 on the Radio Songs tally, up 7 percent to 139 million audience impressions in the week ending Jan. 7 (with radio playing both Sheeran’s original solo version and the duet). Sheeran scores his second Radio Songs leader, following ÷ lead single “Shape of You,” which reigned for 12 weeks beginning last Feb. 25.

Beyoncé adds her sixth solo Radio Songs No. 1 and first in nearly nine years. Her previous toppers: “Crazy in Love,” featuring JAY-Z (eight weeks, 2003); “Baby Boy,” featuring Sean Paul (nine, 2003); “Check on It,” featuring Slim Thug (three, 2006); “Irreplaceable” (11, 2006-97); and “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” (five, 2009). Beyoncé first ruled Radio Songs as a member of Destiny’s Child with four singles (consecutively) in 2000-01: “Say My Name,” “Jumpin’, Jumpin’,” “Independent Women Part 1” and “Survivor.”

On Streaming Songs, which “Perfect” led for a week, the song slips 2-4 with 36.4 million U.S. streams (down 4 percent) in the week ending Jan. 4.

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