2nd Annual "All Ladies" A Monthly Bondfire @ The BPC

We're back, better than ever, and the ladies are taking over!

It's the 2nd Annual All Ladies Bondfire!

We have our usual 15 slot mic open with one exception....it's only for the ladies!

In our quest to bring you quality acts for our Concert Series we have the sexy, alt/Jazz/ soul vibes of Nucomme and The Curators. www.myspace.com/nucommetoejam

Likwuid fresh off her much anticipated album release of "Gummi Bears & Champagne".

And just incase you didn't know......
A Monthly Bondfire is brought to you by www.freehiphopnow.com

Hosted by The Bronx Über Villain & TastyKeish [www.tastykeish.com]
DJ Leecy T on the 1 & 2's (special guest!)

Resident artist Marthalicia & special guest painters.

Danielle Mastrion, Mio Puma, Lexi Bella & Erica Shermarica

Joann Gomez (MLLTPhotos) is our official fotog...!!!!

Special Homemade Ice Cream samples by Sweet Rikki! (while supplies last)

Door Opens at 10PM
$5 Before 10:30PM $10 After (THERE IS NO GUEST LIST)
Mic Open sign-up... 10PM (15 slots available. No calls, no tweets, no signing up for anyone but you...)

Follow us at www.Twitter.com/morebondfire

Q & A With Emcee Jermaine?

1. What are the Gone in 60 Seconds video promo clips all about?

These promos (there will be three installments) are basically meant to showcase some of my talent as well as my content as an emcee. I wanted to make something just long enough for people to determine if they would like to hear more of me or not.

2. As an emcee what is your main goal?

I would say my main goal is to help bring honest, QUALITY hip hop to the forefront once more. There are already people out there doing this as well, so I would just like to contribute wherever and however I can.

3. What led you to participate in the art form;What have you learned about yourself during the process of becoming an emcee?

I think like a lot of young kids growing up in urban areas, I initially started out by pretty much imitating what I heard on the radio...for me that was the likes of Public Enemy, De La Soul, Rakim, and my hometown group Poor Righteous Teachers. It got really serious for me when I started "battling" other rappers. It made me really sharpen up my presence, my delivery, and content. In most rapper circles growing up I was an unknown, but I wouldn't allow that to deter me.

4. What's your process for rhyme creation like?

For some reason I usually think of a concept for a song well before I've written it. On most occasions I'll just let the thoughts from the concept stew in my head for a couple of days. By the time I sit down to write, the song usually writes itself. There are also other occasions where I'm inspired and am able to write a song literally in minutes.

5. Who do you feel most influences your style?

As far as my style, there are two people who I would have to say were the most influential: Kool G. Rap and Ghostface. I remember Kool G. Rap (in my opinion) had some of the most well constructed verses. Everything made sense and also rhymed almost perfectly. My delivery is where I've been heavily influenced by Ghost. Here's a dude who can say just about anything and make you feel it...because the way he delivers his verses is almost like what electricity would sound like if you put it to a hip hop beat.

Check out Gone In 60 Seconds Part 1.

Picture Perfect (Music Video) - SLik d (Feat.Decypher)

It's all about that Cali sunshine. But you really can't understand it less you form man!.

Warren Britt - In The City

Everyone in this fair city isn't a hustler, baller or a thug. Some folks, like Warren Britt, YC The Cynic & J Monopoly are just cool, mellow, down to earth and appreciate what it means to be a party of the city every other city wishes it could be.

Cee-Lo & Greg Street Present Stray Bullets

Wondering where Cee-Lo is? Well he's teamed up again with long time collaborator Greg Street for a new mixtape entitled, "Stray Bullets" for all of those fans waiting to hear something new.

Download - Cee-Lo & Greg Street Present Stray Bullets

Caktuz..?13- Slow Burn ft. Nikki Blaze